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The Workers Can Win The War
An old proverb says that it takes nine tailors to make a man.
The crux of the world war problem lies in the fact that it takes ten
workers behind the lines to feed, arm and equip a soldier in the front
trenches.
Patriotism and loyalty to the land of the free must inspire every man
at the bench and lathe.
The workers of Philadelphia are welding
weapons, making uniforms, building ships
to carry on the war for democracy.
And those of us who are Americans by choice are just as loyal as
citizens by accident of birth.
Native-born or naturalized citizens, we owe unstinted serVice to this land of opportunity
and freedom.
The time necessary to achieve victory in Europe depends on the quantity production of
munitions here at home.
Skilled workers of Philadelphia give your Government
the full advantage of your experience.
Every worker who wanders from town to town, reduces his efficiency and
valuable time.
Stand by Your Job to Win the War
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY
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