LjrsDAY. AUGUST 9, 1945 (One Day Nearer Victory)
fear in A Series of Messages On the Importance of Your Job
THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
PAGE THREE (Second Section)
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Often the other job looks
easier and better, but on
closer inspection the "Grass"
is not so green.
kware of the Misleading Lure of Greener Pastures
The men at the top today,
started at the bottom yester
day, and applied themselves
to their work.
Stick to the job you
have . . . don't take a
chance on the untried
job-you might not like
it.
rolling stone gathers no moss
iust as a man who changes jobs
ften has no time to make good
&d grow on the job.
Hold Fast To The Job You
Now Have .
I good job now is the first step
towards post-war security
A good job wow is the
first step towards post
war security - stay pn
the job you have.
People often cast their
vision so far away that
they fail to see that the
best opportunities are
in their present job.
Remember - things fa
miliar do not often
seem as good as the
untried.
THIS MESSAGE BROUGHT BY
WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION
UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
WAYNESVILLE,N.C.
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