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; UULA WAKE Kl VERS GREATEST HI VE OF INDUSTRY GIVES EMPLOYMENT TO 32.000 WORKERS. . 3
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VJ they are doing so well, and obviously; are eager to bo in the camera's lino of vision. In oval above, an electric welder at work. EHIkW1W'--)&&&iWfmK&fri&Kl' tv 1'MlJSM' y&vSHjf ?;
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''JAZZING UP" THE WORKS. This watchful lore-
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EYES ARE WORTH SAVING at Hog Island, and men doing suclu dangerdus work
as this welder is performing are compelled to Wear safeguarding goggles.
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and a superman's job on a hot day. But whether tho weather is sweltering or freezing, there's no lt-, $&
up at Hog Islan4 when the call is for speed.
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