The Navy And the Nation
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" So, that when we control the temperature and moisture in the airplane factories, we owe a debt of gratitude to the studies and invention of men of your pro- fession. And as I went into another large build- ing of this plant and saw the men there making [155] THE NAVY AND TjHE NATION the wings of these new engines of war, one man said, "You know we had some trouble a short while ago in securing promptly enough linen for the large program we have in hand for aircraft, and we looked about to see... what we could do to dispense with linen, and we found that cotton was better than linen, having its strength without its brittleness. " So that, stumbling as it may ap- pear, this morning I discovered two debts which the Navy and Army owe to you gentlemen who had pioneered us in this new industry. I thought when I came here to-night that I would talk about cotton, because I come from a section where cot- ton has long reigned as king, and had the ex- perience as a boy of picking cotton, and picked it in the fields with the old type of splendid colored men who are so important to this industry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" So, that when we control the temperature and moisture in the airplane factories, we owe a debt of gratitude to the studies and invention of men of your pro- fession. And as I went into another large build- ing of this plant and saw the men there making [155] THE NAVY AND TjHE NATION the wings of these new engines of war, one man said, "You know we had some trouble a short while ago in securing promptly enough linen for the large program we have in hand for aircraft, and we looked about to see... what we could do to dispense with linen, and we found that cotton was better than linen, having its strength without its brittleness. " So that, stumbling as it may ap- pear, this morning I discovered two debts which the Navy and Army owe to you gentlemen who had pioneered us in this new industry. I thought when I came here to-night that I would talk about cotton, because I come from a section where cot- ton has long reigned as king, and had the ex- perience as a boy of picking cotton, and picked it in the fields with the old type of splendid colored men who are so important to this industry.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Josephus Daniels to read onlineMoreLess
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