Show F f 1 AMERICAS AMERICA'S WILL TO WORK We ve copy the following from the HOOVER COMPANY reprinted byus by byus JS us by special permission given In In 1776 a nation was born dedicated to the proposition proposition F that all men are created equal and all men Fr r have the birthright of work We fired shots heard around the world We never gave up the ship We r. r held our fire till we saw the whites of their eyes t. t Then we went back to the job ob When in m the course of human events Lt Not one tribute tribute- millions for defense 1 One if by land in m that old church steeple steeple- I Of the people by the people for the people Great words soul words Between Historic Moments we chopped hopped down r trees drove covered wagons laid out roads r t bridged rivers rivers staked out homesteads built iii i I 1 log cabins If liberty is worth anything it is is worth fighting for If a country is worth fighting for it is worth I working for has farther and done in Our country come more One Hundred Sixty-odd Sixty years than any other nation nahon tl 1 in ten centuries Courage was part of it it- it But Butr r tenths nine-tenths of the job was WORK WORK WORK- the wll I J Ao to WORK and then more WORK j j l r No tree tee 50 so big Jig they couldn't chop it No hill so high we couldn't top it ti No stream so strong we couldn't shackle it No job so 50 tough we wouldn't tackle it r j We will go farther still if we dont don't forget to work Our heroes worked Our great men weren't afraid to use their hands Washington was a stock raiser and surveyor Franklin was a printer Jefferson farmer was a f r Edison was a telegraph operator Lincoln split rails t Paul Revere was a silversmith is 1 i r S They pushed through the forest primeval Clear through to the western shore fr They tackled each job as they found it it A i w They whipped it it then asked for more Heavy odds could never unnerve them t- t Faith and Work the r rallying cry cry cry- Tho the day looked dark and the job look- look lookY I Y i tough tough- It was Roll up your and try tryl Covered Wagon Days weren't holidays Teaching prairies to bloom wasn't play Work started them I off work saw them through through- Just work and American Ameri Ameri- can muscle Here men worked hard harder r because there was more to work for 4 We built better cars for us to drive We built better radios for us to hear We raised better foods for us to teat eat r We built better homes for us to live in Then came those easy-come easy go easy-go times We got a little soft we got a little flabby The music went round and round When it came to our will willa a to iV work it was pretty much Let George do i. i and he f c Spit on your hands and DO DO ITT ITa i t Today America is working t Is working as it never work worked I d before Free hands are building faster planes f iii r 1 r Free hands building stronger tanks t t Machines Machin s t turning turning- ng- ng Production moving moving- Men at Work Free hands are keeping America free w r 7 Free hands are keeping America free Here is t 1 no Heil to a foreman Of our own free will and volition we work for our d daily ily bread Work work work work from sea to shining sea f t. t Work work work work Our Country of thee rhea Work work work work Sweet land of liberty tit 1 corn corn- There are some very fine sentiments in in that comi composition com com- i posit position on well ell worth oth reciting from memory It should be widely publicized I It br briefly efly gives the e slogans we fought for it recaPitulates recapitulates reca reca- recapitulates in condensed manner things we are proud o of it recalls us to our heroes those men not afraid of work It t tells us why we should work i The Irish came over to work more and fight less c The Swedes brought over their skill The English expanded in this country The Germans and the Italians The Hungarians and the Letts Letts- Letts No matter their former fatherland fatherland- to r Joined America in in the will ill to work This in Life issue of Oct f. f In these times and under the circumstances in i which our fo forward ward movement is burdened this article arti- arti 1 cle is savory full of matter to reflect on and gives a goal f for or which we can n all WORK L f I i. i 1 k kJ f. f s. s J r 1 l |