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I HE ta s k m ay be h a rd . . . th e sa crifice s g r e a t . . . b u t
w e’ll "g a in th e in e v ita b le triu m p h , so h e lp us, G o d !”
For th is is th e la n d w ith th e strength to w in . This is
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th e la n d w here th e fie ld s are fe rtile — w h e re th e e a rth
is fille d w ith fu e l and m e ta l— w here men kn o w how
to p la n , a nd w o rk , and b u ild .
A n d th is is th e la n d w ith th e will to w in . T his is
th e la n d w h e re a free, u n ite d p e o p le — w ith th e fu ry
o f d e te rm in e d d e m o c ra c y — d e d ic a te th e ir a ll to
u ltim a te V ic to ry !
S im ila rly , in th is in d u s try o f ou rs, th e job m ay be
d iffic u lt . . . th e fu tu re u n c e rta in . . . b u t a u to m a tic
m e rc h a n d is in g s h a ll m eet its p ro b le m s, and go on to
e v e r-g re a te r success.
F or th is is an in d u s try w ith th e strength to m ove
fo rw a rd . T h is is an in d u s try th a t was cre a te d by
a m b itio n — th a t grew
p ro sp e re d th ru service.
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th a t
A n d th is is an in d u s try w ith th e w ill to m ove fo r
w a rd . T h is is an in d u s try th a t know s no regression
o n ly p ro g re ss!
Likew ise, a t Rowe, p ro d u c tio n m ay be c u rta ile d . . .
a lte rn a te m a te ria ls m ay be used . . . b u t service to
o u r c u sto m e rs sh a ll c o n tin u e !
For Rowe has the strength and the will to a cce p t
to d a y ’s re s p o n s ib ilitie s . W e are re a d y to do th e d o u b le
jo b o f s e rv in g — firs t, o u r c o u n try ; th e n , o u r in d u s try .
W e o ffe r a ll th e e q u ip m e n t and m an p o w e r we have
to h e lp f i l l o u r c o u n tr y ’s w a r-tim e needs. S hearing,
d rillin g , s ta m p in g , w e ld in g , a s s e m b lin g . . . w h a te v e r
we can do, we w a n t to do. Then, w ith w h a te v e r
m a c h in e ry and m a te ria ls A m e ric a can spare, we w ill
m ake th e p ro d u c ts o u r in d u s try needs.
A n d w h e th e r it be a rm a m e n t o r v e n d in g m a chine s,
as we p ro u d ly d o th is tw o -fo ld
jo b , w e s h a ll be
g u id e d c o n s ta n tly b y th e tr a d itio n ," If i t ’s R o w e -b u ilt,
i t ’s w e ll- b u ilt ! ”
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