WASHINGTON--The War Manpower Commission, entrusted with the task of applying President Roosevelt's minimum 48-hour work week policy, tonight urged firms throughout the country to go on the longer week "if by doing so they can reduce their labor requirements and not have to discharge workers now on their payrolls."
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