Ogden Daily Standard | 1917-05-09 | Page 8 | Uncle Sam's Sailors behind the Printing Press

Uncle, Sam's Sailors Behind the Printing Press Photo by Kadol & Hcrbort (Pach Photo Nown.) NOT all of Uncle Sam's sailors aro behind tho guns. In another an-other way and just as effectively effec-tively many aro behind the linotypes and printing presses of the big shop whero hundreds of tons of posters, billing and literature are turned turn-ed out every week for tho use of tho naTj. Just now when a nation wide campaign is being conducted for the recruiting of men for tho big ships of tho fleet this navy publicity bureau is getting out some of tho most attractive posters the country has ever seen. The best known artists of the nation are contributing drawings. To make up the forco at tho publicity bureau and Its printing oflleo men were drawn from every branch of the service. Men who have served behind the guns, men who have run tho engines and snilors who havo played about the seas In submarines aro now running a printing print-ing oflleo that for efficiency and results has no equal. So when you sec a poster or any printing calling on young America to enlist you may know that it wns printed by a sailor who Is versatile ver-satile enough to run a press on shore duty and when called back to the sea is capable of making a great gun speak with satisfying emphasis.