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Wairarapa Times-Age, 9 May 1941, Page 6

t..••, ■ : ' 'j I ’• -?■ • 1 ' .?-di : TO ALL. DEFENSE WORKERS ... 5 Thp President of the United States said: j ■ ‘ ' ■ j "to the o wners of plants "to the-managers . I ” to the workers "to aux own Government employees 7 ■’ ."to put avery ounce of effort into producing these munitions swiftly and without stint And with this appeal I give you:? ?re*- . the pledge that ail of us who are officers of your Government : will devote ourselves to the (tame whole-hearted extent to .'the.??■. great task which lies ahead. f "We must be the great arsenal af democracy. Forbs this ??? is an emergency as serious as war itse,lf. We must apply our-? selves to our task with the same resolution, the same sense of 1 urgency, the same spirit of patriotism and sacrifice as we would show were we at war.” : ' * * * , Let's get squarely behind our President’s appeal . * * ; i Let’s work together building that ’’GREAT s ' ARSENAL OF DEMOCRACY" in record time. ‘ Increase PRODUCTION! * That’s our No. 1 job! Let’s ao! POSTER FOR UNITED STATES FACTORIES—A copy of one of the defence posters which have been distributed by the Defence Commission to all factories working on National Defence contracts.

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