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The Lowell Sun Wednesday Mayt_l21W3
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THE FOLLOWING FIRMS ARE DOING THEIR SHARES TOWARD ALL-OUT E-S-S-E-N-T-IA-L WAR PRODUCTION
They join with .Management, Gov- ernment, Labor ond tv«ry mon, woman and child in Lowell—in (he fight to Stamp Out Absenteeism.
GEO. C. MOORE WOOL SCOURING MILLS
Princeton Blvd., No. Chelmsford
TALBOT MILLS*
Wanted: filiilc Spinners Apply at Employment Office Faulkner Street.'North Billerica
ABBOT WORSTED C O .*
Wanted: Carders, combers, drainers, spinners, twisters, winders. Forge V'-^e, Mass.
NORTH B1LUKICA CO. Faulkner Street, North Billerica
UXBRIDGE WORSTED CO.* Employment Office, 200 Market St.
NEWMARKET MFG. CO.* Employment Office, 246 Market St.
AMES WORSTED CO.* Employment Offices, Crosby St. and Meadowcroft St.
MERRIMACK MFG. CO.* Employment Office, Foot of Dutton Street
WANNALANCIT TEXTILE CO.* Employment Office, 217 Jackson St.
MEGOWEN-EDUCATOR FOOD CO.*
Ba!:ers of CKAX
Help Wanted—Hale and Female Employment Office, Jackson Street
BOOTT MILLS* Employment Office Foot of John St.
JOHN PILLING SHOE CO.*
Inexperienced boys and girls
to learn Hie shoe trade Employment Office—Tyng Street
WATERHEAD MILLS*
Hockmcijcr Bros., Inc. Wanted: Dye-house kelp; shippers, lumpers; men find womek
employment Office, 900 Lawrence St.
ATLANTIC PARACHUTE CORP.*
Div. Atlantic Rayon Carp. Female Help Wanted 750 Suffolk Street
T. J. CLEGHORN & CO.* Employment Office,
95 Bridge Street
MIDDLESEX PAPER TUBE CO. INCORPORATED* Wanted: Male and female help
Employment Office, 345 Chelms'd St.
LAWRENCE MFG. CO. 750 Suffolk St.
AGAWAM DYE WORKS*
Dye House Help—Shipping Roam Help and Winders Wanted
217 Jackson St.
BEAVER BROOK MILLS* (Div. American Woolen Co.) Employment Office, Coilinsville
A. & P. CORRUGATED BOX CO.* Employment Office, 1857 Middlesex
HY-CARBO STEEL CO, 128 Warren Street
WORK! FIGHT! WIN! AMERICA! LOWELL P ACKAGE DEALERS ASSOCIATION
Guilbeaull Bros. 7!> Branch filrect
THE STAR (*) PRINTED AFTER THE NAMES OF THE FIRMS LISTED, INDICATES OPPORTUNITIES FOR
EMPLOYMENT
-HELP WANTED- -FOR WAR JOBS-
If you wish to join the fight to speed up vital war production and ait eligible—make Immediate applica- tion ot the EMPLOYMENT OFFICES OF THE FIRMS INQICATED WITH THE STAR.
PERSONS NOW EMPLOYED ON WAR WORK WILL NOT IE AC- CEPTED EXCEPT IN ACCORDANCE WITH WAR MANPOWER COM- MISSION CONDITIONS.
STRAICHT [or the JAWS of DEATH AND THEY WANT TO KNOW
WHAT WE'RE DOING BACK HOME
ABOUT
Ever wondered how It would feel to
To the armed forces the order is INVADE, OVER- COME AND ANNIHILATE THE ENEMY. North Africa proves American fighting men are doing just that. But a lot of hard fighting remains to be done. The
continent of Europe remains to be invaded and they says it's a veritable-ring of steel. Millions of fighters will be needed.. .and they will have to be abundant- ly supplied. This tremendous task falls squarely upon the shoulders of the "folks back home."
YOU CAN'T SPELL VICTORY WITH AN ABSENT (T)
Additional men and women are needed in the vital war plants. The continuous services of those now working in vital war plants must proceed with- out hourly and daily loss through ABSENTEEISM.
JOIN THE FIGHT TO STAMP OUT ABSENTEEISM!
Beginning today, I, a patriotic American worker, do solemnly swear, tihat I will enlist In th« fight against Absenteeismand thst personally I will not permit any circumstance, except real sickness, to keep me from my war job.
Ever been shot?
be shot? Ever wondered how a SOLDIER feels when he's heading straight into a murderous barrage of machine guns, trench mortars and tommy guns?
Remember the Dieppe raid? You can read something about that now in the current issue of Readers Digest. A Colonel stopped his first bullet about three steps away from the landing barge. He got four others after that—in the shoulder . > .' . a ripped cheek , . . one right through his wrist
. . . and a fourth in the leg. While all this was going on he moved steadily toward his ASSIGNED OBJECTIVE, even stop- ped to give morphine to a wounded comrade.
How does this tie in with Absenteeism? Weil—Uncle Sam has given put the war assignments and everybody has one. For those on the home front THE ORDER IS TO PRODUCE. The objective is to provide, as fast as humanly possible, enough war material to outfit and keep supplied, hundreds of fanding parties such as depicted in the above drav/ing. But a little GREMLIN, called ABSENTEEISM, is gumming things up—and that's out of tune with Uncle Sam's order for "PRODUCTION AS FAST AS POSSIBLE."
It
You Are L-0-O-K-I-N-G
FOR AIOB IN AN ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY
SEE THE FIRMS
Listed On This Page
They, are doing essential War Work and they need additional Workers to help speed up War Production.
ABSENTEEISM
A PLEDGE