Show 1 S I Industry for Service II I The war went far in creating an industry for service rather X I I than for profit It Vent so far that we will not go back though f profiteers rage and tug at political wires I I Th Things were once made only when profit promised Th The war 1 i. i came Every unit of industrial energy was vas heeded for the national v I defense We called upon pon all our resources in the name of service I 1 1 Profit b became came incidental At spots it became an obstruction a source of friction to be I source removed Its removal was one of the exI ex- ex exI 1 J 1 pensive sive losses lasses of the war Price restrictions restriction taxation direct prosecution prose prose- prose prose-I J. J 4 I cution cubon were some of the weapons used upon the profiteer and there I i j- j i iwas was was' no o closed season f for for hU hunters 1 ers T To be sure the dark jungles jungles' A t l. l of fJ society concealed sufficient such beasts to make them a threat to to successful fighting 1 But no man will boast in his autobiography of millions mars dJ in in this tills war The tales he will wilt tell to his grandchildren will tie lie of service given not gains gathered He will wilt record for the glory of his descendants the amount invested in Liberty loans and Red Cross s fu funds d not the profits made in war contracts i War Var made industry serve society If If a factory operated it 4 was because its product was needed When guns were more needed than automobiles and and s 's ships were more e essential than sky- sky profits were not alloyed allowed to force the production of the less needed goods I We Ve will carry some of this spirit into peace peace times We shall salvage a a. share of the spirit of service We need it to fight pooh pov- pov h erty ignorance and disease t |