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ABOUT WAR?
For five years the world has
been sacked and ravaged by the
worst conflict it has ever exper
ienced. In England alone, where
an enemy has not even landed,
one house out of every three has
been destroyed. In our own coun
try of the United States men and
women have been rationed in al-j
most every kind of necessity, j
Plane raids have dropped thous
ands of tons of bombs in a sin
gle night and you have merely
heard it mentioned in the news.
Your homes have been untouch
ed, your lives have been safe and
comfortable, and even the incon
venience of rationing you have
known about only because you
have heard someone else men
tion it. What do you know about
war? You know only what you
have heard, while the rest of the
world, civilized and savage have
had to suffer its effects.
You haven’t even had to help
pay the expenses of your coun
try at war. Instead, you have bee,^
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given an opportunity to make a
sound investment by buying
government bonds, an investment
which not only returns every pen
ny you put in, but brings a com
fortable rate of interest as well. I
In all honesty, you don’t know;
a single thing about war, and the
war has cost you very little. You
are one of the most fortunate
persons on the face of the earth.
But how about a little helping
hand for those who have not been
so fortunate as you, who have
not only paid for the war, who
have not only suffered because of
the war, but who are still suf
fering and paying?
You are asked to give for the
firs ttime since America started
to fight for her existence. You
are asked to give and to give
generously to help those who
have not been as safe and as
comfortable as you. There is no
force, no one to take what you
'have, there is only a request and
you can if you will be stingy and
niggardly and mean. You can be
a piker if you wish.
You are asked to give to the
National War Fund, a fund which
does not buy weapons and guns,
but which does provide smokes
for your sons, a small amount of
recreation, a chance to rest from
battle and blood for the crews
of planes back from a raid or a
series of raids over Berlin or
Tokyo.
You don’t know about war and
we hope you never learn from
personal experience, but you can
help those who do know, who are
paying the price to make you
! safe. Give to the National War
Fund, for those who do know
about war!
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LONDON —(AP)— Great Brit
ain’s future as a nation for auto- J
mobilists is being drawn up by1
the country’s three great auto1
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ports, under river tunnels, eleva
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neath crossings and non-skid
surfaces among postwar improve
ments, says the London Daily
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