Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1943 — Page 26
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On the battlefronts and on the production fronts the drive for Victory sets an even greater pace
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Even as this message is released, < the fleets and armies and air power. of the United Nations press in upon our enemies from all direcs tions, In Edrope the attack comprises (1) mighty American and R.AF: air blows from Britain; (2) assault by sea, air and land from Alrien and through Italy; (3) the irresistible power of the great Rus_sian war machine rolling on and on,
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Against Japan there are (1) attacks "by gir and land through China and ‘from India; (2) our relentless push up through New Guinea from." : Australia; (3) successful attacks bys | our fleets on enemy outposts; (4) } recovery af. the , Aleutians as. gq. base for possible” Juture offensive operations,
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ITH the walls of Hitler's Europe continuing to push production higher and higher—now thoire than Every American can well be ™ oun mom ne oncrsne
breached-with Allied’ might pushing 100% above a year ago—each quarter higher than the last. Through thankful for the demonstrated ability \TION, MONTH 8Y MONTH ve W a S] forward in the Pacific—with the Great ‘improved methods’ and more effective organization of production of our military leaders to cope with
Attack now under way on every battle- we are giving our fighting forces more and more guns, planes, tanks the changing requirements of this
WASHINGT front—the production front, too, is gear- and other war supplies. Ev wat mechanized and global war. ho ve Jt X . . l . : 5% ff rt. = . —_— : : > > , wh ing itself to the bitter decisive effo We know our job is to give our armed forces svat they want And it should be equally gratifying en el Berk ro And with ever-increasing demands when they want it.” to know that American industry has 1 He Atal on America's manpower for the fight- also been able to adapt itself to these oF wg on AI) Join the “Big Pul’~ ing. forces, war goods manufacture, The ultimate in production will depend on the country’s decision changing conditions. Cooperating with $d tne musil—by buying the War / : on the balance between war production and manpower require- ore rt als that set move food production and other necessary ¢ the military, American industry is ua our bra att Soper mere. vor civilian activities, General Motors is ments for other purposes. a performing the greatest production keenly aware that the demands of the m— mia atl 3 BED feat in all bistory:
‘crucial months ahead call for utmost devotion to the job—for even greater efficiency and productivity from those of us left to work when so many have gone to fight, *
Keeping Pace With Change
Successful production for war means change—change to match
The crucial ‘months ahead will doubtless bring equal if not greater problems, as new strategies call for new equipment.
There must be no let-up in the war effort. There must be the
utmost devotion to the job on the part of every man and woman in brome Bod 1 or surpass the improved weapons of our enemies—change to fit our industry, We. aie i ious of the need for increased effort, Mead of New. Yo weapons to new and constantly changing theaters of war—change improved methods. or eater effici and, ove all, more effective: Massachuseits v to build improvements and new designs into our way production, : Rik ness from available manpower. 1 wae evéry based on the lessons of experience on the actual battlefields. J 4 TRUCKe "i a Of course, changes in production mean temporary setbacks in : a Jong a ta erase ” is on along ir nf oe reno terranean 3 . volume of output, involving, as they do, many problems of tooling, M on I it we pu, we are now delivers ; peo le 4a material supply and retraining of manpower. "our allotted share of ee air power, fire power, ~ Return Bet, + Nevertheless, General Motors is meeting the demands of these = _— armored power, mobile power and sea power which, on battle YET THESE anges, with all the difficulties they present, and at the same time af he Sete) Serer to fre Got top fronts the world around, already foretel the Axio’ doom. am | ! : : : : 3% MS"; o Sop and
$ ; % 75,190 GENERAL MOTORS EMPLOYES ARE NOW IN THE ARMED FORCES.
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