Show Convicts Work in Behalf Of f Others Freedom Men who wIll never agaIn know the freedom of the poorest AmerIcan cItizen are laboring night and day on behalf of free dom for others They are the thousands of convIcts In Amer AmerI I scan prIsons who are helping to bring vIctory as effectively as is those In the outsIde world who are unhindered by strIped SUItS or iron bars Behind the walls of the OhIo state penitentiary 3 m in inmates mates constantly produce war products at li 2 cents an hour hourAt hourAt At these wages they purchased over 20 worth of war bonds Seventy five per cent of these convIcts gave blood to the Red Cross n S h hp A W Wm 1 S m wit wP Ci 4 K aAry r p 4 t Parade j MM x i tt L n r rh h a aTop I Top his lIu release IS as a long way oil off but he helps America by buying stamps regularly 86 y r a ar r This man learned radio in the Tito of his pupils are these am navy lie now instructs fellow bitrous short who hope convicts in all of its branches to get into the armed forces 6 zI s x a W 4 a ad R rb d Another convict supervises a battery of machines which dry and roll cloth in the cotton mill The army has given the prison a contract for yards of this material which is used for target ranges sandbags and camouflage Imprisoned 1 women also are pitching into war r work At the New Newy y Jersey reforma tory they make makeI I roll navy work shIrts 1 roll bandages I work m in nearby 1 war plants on pa r S 3 role and produce foodstuffs w a wY x t Above Women inmates oe w 8 y prepare vegetables for mar mart martor t tor het Left Part of the days sM output of navy shirts are be beg being g ing prepared for shipment 7 of these r ra rr a r shirts are finished every day in the sewing department of the reformatory which is operated on the honor m tern and has no bars w f aM s 1 s p 6 p srA Q F Fr r e eA A busy scene an the field of the reformatory farm Many of these inmates cultivate victory gardens t its r |