MUST WORK IN RAIDS
AEROPLANE FACTORIES
London, Sept. 23. Lord Beaverbrook (Minister for Aircraft Production) appealing to aircraft workers for increased production, said: "I have seen statements about some workers in aircraft factories sheltering throughout air raid warnings. I declare that aircraft factories must be prepared to work after the siren has sounded. It is imperative that there should be a considerable increase in output in the coming week, for the testing time may come upon us at the shortest notice. "It is the duty of aircraft factories to supply the men on the fighting front with all the aircraft required."
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Taranaki Daily News, 25 September 1940, Page 8
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