US Naval Reserve Midshipmens School - Capstan Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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THE MMWVAR RECORD 1 s wartime record of achievement. As of July 4, 19414, according to the best available information, MM was the first in the entire United States to winall of the following awards: Victory Fleet Flag and Maritime 4'M,' Pennant QMinneapolis Plantj now with five gold stars each denoting six months of high production achievement. . - ,Army-Navy En CComo Plantj to which two additional stars have been added for continuous meritorious production. ' p Army Ordnance Banner CMinneapolis and Hopkins Plantsj. As of above date, Minneapolis-Moline was one of 23 companies in the United States to have earned five consecutive awards from the U. S. Maritime Com- mission' for continued high quality and high productive achievement. MM was one of the first 45 firms in the United States to win the Maritime M Pennant. In addition, MM was one of the first 100 firms to set up a Labor-Management Committee. The U ' d nite States Treasury Department reports that MM was one of the iirst 100 large firms whose employees invested IOZ or better of income in War Savings Bonds. For this, MM proudly displays the Treasury T Flag. MM was awarded the Governor's Plant Safety Award for a well- established safety program in every plant and has con- tributed regularly to the war production fund of the National Safety Council to help prevent in- dustrial accidents. Minneapolis-Moline and its employees regularly support every worth- while endeavor which will help bring final and complete victory. fwfr. Buy ,MORE WARBONDS pp and , oovnnanl -...T ....., K E E P T H E M 1 Awnn MINNEAPO LIS - MO LINE POWEcii0iiiiiivlifMENT MINNEAPOLIS 1, MINNESOTA Kokomo, Indiana COIHIHIJHS, Ohio -130kS0f1: Michigan