Dante Electrical Company, Dantam, Connecticut. One of the many small shops throughout the nation making articles for the War production program.

Conversion. Watch cases to war production. Converted for victory. The same machine and operator that were producing watches not long ago are now making precision radio parts for our armed forces Dayton, Kentucky Creator(s): Palmer, Alfred T., photographer Related Names: United States. Office for E

Americans of various racial groups contribute to the war effort in a large eastern plant which produces propellors for military aircraft.

Camden, New Jersey - Radio. RCA Victor. End of feeder line during which transformers, coils, capacities, cables, and tube sockets are put on. After inspection (the man is the inspector for this line), it is ready for wiring.

Camden, New Jersey - Radio. RCA Victor. Coil winder - If a girl has good fingers for this work, she can become expert on this job in three weeks. If she is not naturally deft, she never learns.

A part of the shop in a Midwestern company which has converted its machines and trained labor forces

Lititz, Pennsylvania. Harvey Duke, an able machinist who hadn't worked for several years until he came to the Animal Trap Company last year, is almost seventy, and an example of the hiring of older men since the war began. He helped a great deal in converting the factory and built many of the end-gr

Lititz, Pennsylvania. Machine shop back of Morris Kreider's hardware store where he makes small parts for neighboring defense plants. Here he is working on a "cyclone" or dust collector for the Hackman Furniture Company, now making propellors. Kreider expects his hardware business to fold due to lac

Passaic, New Jersey. Factory owner Carlson organized home machine shops for defense work. Home workshop owner of Sweedish origin who is now doing defense work