Roads, Energy and Victory Drive National Production
The article urges strong roads to boost postwar production, noting early labor shortages and high energy costs. It argues roads save energy and profits, urging citizens to sacrifice frivolous activities and unite to keep industrial life from deteriorating, appealing to national resilience and effort.
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