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Even
a
NAIL
is worth
savin~.'
The need is urgent. 31h million tons of scrap
metal must reach the steel mills every month to
keep them at capacity production, turning out
steel for implements of war. Industry supplies
two-thirds of this. One-third must come from
American homes, farms, and offices. There is no
other source. Go over your place ogain. Don't
let even the smallest piece of metal escape your
vigilance-nails, wire, keys, ash
t~ays,
coat
hangers, old tools, tire rims, fences that can be
torn down. And see to it yourself that the scrap
you collect reaches a salvage depot. Americans
have no more vital war duty.