Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-10-26 | Page 4 | Munitions Makers Told to Speed Up

i government. You must remember you have signed contracts by which you agreed to deliver to the government definite defi-nite quantities of goods at definite times, and most of you have not lived up to your contracts. A crisis exists, and it calls for unlimited exertion on your part, Just as It does on the part of your employees..-' I MUNITIONS MAKERS TOLD TO SPEED UP ItTtrrKIKfOUT. ronn., Oct. 2.r. - Munition Muni-tion maniifacturtrg or Connecticut and ihe four countlae of tvogtarn Mgiaaohu-' Met ik worn told tprluy by Major b. a. Pranklin) bnitad Btatea army, production manager of the Bridgeport dlatrlot, that they muat gpaad up production, because ii tIrIk exietg which calle f'r unllmltod eaartlon hy hot h inariufnel urorn and employe. em-ploye. "Hume tnanitfnrt m'Cr"." )ir naW, "gAgm to ,nve Ihe Id. M tliaf p-.i. . hi near. That idea In deliiinwiLiI I . Dim I n I n-al a of tim