MOVIE OF WESTERN BRASS MILLS
Shown above is a group enjoying the movie of
operations at Western Brass Mills, a division of
Clin Industries, Inc. This is one of the best in
dustrial movies that we have had the privilege to
see.
LIFE IN A SALT MINE
CAN BE GOOD — AND BAD
News from behind the Iron Curtain does not
pour as freely as salt. But the news we have been
able to gather about salt adds seasoning aplenty
toward making the American way of life even
more appetizing.
The Kremlin has persistently refused to deny
repeated charges that when workers are late in ar
riving on the job, or fail to match their work
quotas, or even think in opposition to their gov
ernment, the salt mines are their next stop.
Thousands upon thousands of slave laborers
have been put to work in the salt mines of Siberia,
year after year, and under the lash of Communism
have been able to produce about 4,000,000 tons
of salt a year.
Russia’s production, in 1948, was about one-
fourth of the salt produced in the United States—
just about equal to the rock salt we dug from 19
mines in eight states.
The salt industry in our 13 salt-producing states
and Puerto Rico, employed about 4,000 produc
tion workers, who, for their year’s work in 1948,
divided $9,826,000 in wages.
Here’s another interesting contrast: The Krem
lin owns Russia’s salt; in our country, there are 20
small companies, six medium firms and six "large”
It has been shown twice at the regular Thurs-
day night movies, and to some groups. For those
who have not seen this movie, it will be shown
again in the Cafeteria on Thursday night, Sep
tember 6th.
corporations competing against each other for the
various jnarkets.
HELP YOUR FBI
In a recent address to the nation President Tru
man asked the aid of all citizens in preventing
sabotage in this country and in the tracking down
of enemy agents. Here are the six rules which you
should follow in helping your FBI:
1. The FBI is as near to you as your telephone.
The first page of every telephone book in the
country lists the nearest office of the FBI.
2. Feel free to furnish all facts in your posses
sion. Many times a small bit of information might
furnish the data the FBI is seeking.
3. The FBI wants FACTS. It is not interested
in what a person thinks, but in what he DOES
which undermines our internal security.
4. Do not circulate rumors about subversive
activity. Grave injustices might result to innocent
persons.
5. Don t attempt to make private investigations.
Leave that to trained investigators. Investigations
involving internal security require care and pain
staking effort.
6. Be alert. The greatest defenders against sabo
tage are the loyal American workmen who are pro-
dusing the materials and weapons for our de
fense.