How women do men's war jobs. Sorting Wires For Warplanes.

How women do men's war jobs. Sorting Wires For Warplanes. Every wire, of which thousands dangle from the sorting bench of a U.S. was plant, is destined for a particular part of an airplane. Wires of various lengths are sorted in compartments, convenient to the hand of the girl worker who selects the proper wire, numbers it and passes it on to the assembly line where in a matter of minutes it is installated in the intricate electrical system of a fighter or bomber. In a B-24 U.S. Liberator Bomber Plane one section of the wiring system alone requires six miles of wire and the total for the plane amounts to serveral more miles. Ship foremen have found that the patience and care of women makes them execellent in such work.