The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-07-02
The Cherry Tree
Where We Hdtched Out
The Truth
. SHIPS MUST GO DOWN
A PEOPLES WAR
DETERMINATION BEST
GUARANTEE OF VICTORY
. KEEP THEM ROLLING

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KEEP THEM ROLLING
We have been seeing pictures in the
newspapers wing what enemy
battleships look like when American
bombs rain down on their decks.
They look pretty awful. And human
beings being blown through the air,
not always intact, look puny and help
less, indeed.
When the ships in the pictures are
enemy ships Americans don't shudder
much at the havoc with human lives.
The enemy has to be killed in great
numbers, if the war is to be won.
For that's how wars are. And the
war will be won.
The job is to see that great many
enemy battleships and lesser ships are
blown to bits and their crews with
them.
A CHASTITY, but necessary, business
for civilized people.
Ships that go down to sea, must go
down under the sea-and stay there.
X X X
Newspaper pictures show us long
lines of bombing planes, rolling off
United States assembly lines.
Skilled American workers, men and
women, are turning out those lanes.
They are flying over almost the
whole surface of the earth, with loads
of lethal cylinders to drop on ships
nd N%h
ing them to smithereens
Perhaps some may yet fall on Ber-
chtesgaden, the hideaway of the
maniac, Schickelgruber.
Our job is to make so many of those
planes that they can smother the
enemy in sizzling metal and dirt, to
render him helpless and PROSTATE
The skill of our workers and the
might of our machines and the shrewd-
ness of our executives will do it.
Our factories hum day and night. 1t
is peoples war
X X X
The determination of our workers
everywhere that the line of supplies
shall be kept at full tide is the best
guarantee of victory.
Not all of the great might of govern
ment is even half the incentive to work
that is found in the will of the people
themselves.
Not at any time in all history have
people known as fully the meaning of
struggle, the stake involved or the nee
essity for victory as they know today.
Leaders derive their strength of
leadership out of the heart and soul
of the people. gs. tsas
In other times it has been the other
way AROUND.
The people know that this is their
war and that THEY must win the
victory.
No propaganda could make the
people feel and understand as they feel
and understand out of their own con-
viction which is based upon their own
knowing of the facts.
x < X
Unions put an end to strikes, they
will not tolerate stoppages that once
We're commonly accepted as proper and
useful.
The production lines must keep NOV
ing. The people themselves police
against evils
There must be many, many more
enemy battleships sent to the bottom in
twisted, broken torture. And fleets of
enemy planes must be torn apart.
Hordes of enemy tanks must be made
into sieves and perhaps millions of
enemy troops must be slain in conflict.
If that does not happen, then liberty
will be lost. Liberty must not be lost.
That is what the free people know;
and it is what the slave people do not
know, for they do not know anything
about liberty.
People who know about liberty will
never lose it while they have strength
to resist.
The free people have immense and
vital strength. Look upon those pic
lures again and see in them something
far more important than inert ma
chimes. See in them the dynamic and
invincible force that makes for victory
and keep them rolling off the lines
-CMW