“SLACKER”
WORKERS SHAMED
Admiral Also
Denounces Absenteeism
HONOLULU,
H.I.—Vice Admiral Robert Lee Ghormley yesterday denounced war workers who
engage in absenteeism. He further challenged workers to reflect on their own
ethic to contemplate if they are slacking on the job. He stated, in part, “Slacking
may cost some man his life. If there be one among you who has not given his
best…let the knowledge of this fault rest in his own soul…such knowledge in the
heart of any man…will shame him into doing his best.” Ghormley’s comments came
at a ceremony in which he was presenting the army-navy E award to the Pacific
Bridge Company. This award is presented to companies in the industrial sector that
have shown excellence in war production. Ghormley is the new commander of the Hawaiian
sea frontier and the Fourteenth Naval District.
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