DEPARTMENT OF LABOR

U. S. PUBLIC SERVICE RESERVE

IF YOU CAN USE TOOLS
YOU ARE NEEDED
FOR PATRIOTIC SERVICE, AT GOOD WAGES, TO
BUILD SHIPS

THE FOLLOWING LIST shows the kinds of trades most
needed in shipbuilding. If you have skill in any of these
trades and are ready when wanted to devote it to our country's
service, communicate at once with the U. S. Public Service
Reserve, of the Department of Labor, either through a local
Enrollment Agent or by writing to 1712 Eye St., Washington.

ACETYLENE and ELECTRICAL WELDERS
ASBESTOS WORKERS
BLACKSMITHS
ANGLESMITHS
DROP-FORGE MEN
FLANGE TURNERS
FURNACE MEN
BOILER MAKERS
RIVETERS, REAMERS
CARPENTERS
SHIP CARPENTERS
DOCK BUILDERS
CHIPPERS and CALKERS
ELECTRICAL WORKERS
ELECTRICIANS
WIREMEN
CRANE OPERATORS
FOUNDRY WORKERS

LABORERS (ALL KINDS)
LOFTSMEN
TEMPLATE MAKERS
MACHINISTS and MACHINE HANDS
ALL SORTS
HELPERS
PAINTERS
PLUMBERS and PIPEFITTERS
SHEET-METAL WORKERS and 
COPPERSMITHS
SHIP FITTERS
STRUCTURAL-IRON WORKERS
RIVETERS
ERECTORS
BOLTERS-UP
OTHER TRADES
CEMENTERS
CRANEMEN

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Fill in address of Enrollment Agent here.