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Show U.S. WAR PLANTS FACE CRISIS; NEED MORE HELP Recruiters From Eight High Priority Firms To Accept Applicants Sept. 11-12 Due to the speed of our Army and Navy on foreign battlefields, the demand for supplies has increased in-creased to such an extent that our war material plants are unable to keep pace with the demand due to extreme labor shortages. The Department of War, Navy, and Maritime Commission in conjunction con-junction with the Office of Emergency Emer-gency Management, have directed the War Manpower Commission to supply the most critical of the affected af-fected war firms 100,000 workers by September 15, 1944, in order that supplies can be stepped up to keep our soldiers and sailors in their present fast-moving activities activi-ties to crush our enemies. Workers who are on less essential es-sential or little needed operations cannot afford to stay on such jobs. Their duty is first to our country which needs their services now more than ever before. The lives of our soldiers are worth far more than public likes or dislikes. The Provo office of War Manpower Man-power Commission, U. S. Employment Employ-ment Service, must supply 375 workers to the eight high priority firms who are most affected. Recruiters Re-cruiters representing eight high-priority high-priority firms will be in the Provo office Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 11 and 12 to hire and furnish transportation to the jobs. Come in and apply for these vital war jobs. Help fight the war with us. |