NIGHT SHIFT SWINGS INTO

Dozerdust, Volume 2, Issue 23, 5 August 1944, Page 6

NIGHT SHI FT SWINGS INTO

ACTION Oil WEAPON CHESTS

UNDDR powerful electric lights on Monday night a shift of nineteen men started the saws steaming on a straight run from 1800nr-s to in an effort to catch up on the demand for weapon chests, instead of attempting to ‘use v.orks temporary carpenters shop, the shift, moved into workshop at 37 th Biela Park where shifts from Div. Engineers arc' 'on

during the day#

WELDERS & ALL

A Visit at I’9COhrs found Welders Buckleys

Watson and Johnstone

H«G., P e all behind saws

cutting off lengths for boxes; mechanic Stan White was busy

with chisel; Nelson

Waite, grader driver,

Tlo o kNd like an old timer behind a saw,

while r-Truck Drivers

” Kanaka ” Dobson,

” Rod ” Drury, Jack

Hi aha rd s ..and R. V. Smi th were keeping up proem c tion to Carpenters Ni c

hols on 9 Burn e 11 9 Sa ye n and Jennings a

A’z a s . handling a hammer . in a way that' showed he 1 d oo a nasty

man in a nail driving

: THS

combination of carpen-

tens, welders, drivers mechanics and others

were hooking chests, tog' the r in what will, bo record time a it

was one of the best v exhibitions of. self-’ imposed drive anyone could wish to see. One

might well shudder to think what would hap.-

cn to Works. Service should a Manpower Officer look in on the

demonstration,.

THE Quartermaster is a busy man these d r ys. With his staff of ? . ; three he ha had thb time of his life dismantling and packing. The issue of Battle Dress under ” Pop” Draytun and Tommy

Stokes was a well organ isd piece of work. If the unif o rms •ha d been up to same otando rd ther would have been less profanity? & a happier Q,.!'".