Where will YOU fit in America* future?
YOflfclOV the MM «# Mw mm mrtlitci
planned for you.
Slavery. Poverty. D«M* • • •
By buying War Bonds, you helped pre
vent that kind of America.
By keeping War Bonds, you h^lp crest*
your kind of America—and wsu, *. yc.*r
place in it!
What do you want for your conn::;? iw
perity? Full employment? A high standiid
' of living based on good wages and ple.ilif^l,
low-cost merchandise?
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Than keep your War Bonds until maturt?! For
those bonds not only provide weapons of
war against the enemy. They are weapon*
against inflation—and inflation is the sure*:
road to another depression. •
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' What do you want for yoursolf7 A home
of your own, some day? Your own business* .
College and a good start in life for your ’
children? Freedom from worry about future
emergencies? •
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Then hoop your War Banda until Maturity! j
They’ll be worth four dollars for every three h
you put in. That’s as good as s H% pay h
raise 1 And, meanwhile, you’ll ha w the :<an» \
Sorting assurance that the money is tk.tr |j
in an emergency! ;j
Keep your present bonds—and keep on j \
buying all the new ones you can, so long i \
as the country needs your money. It’s not j
only patriotic. It’s darned good sense, toe! ]
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TO LST OATH FUND
ABOARD A COAST GUARD
MANNED LST.—When the peace
time privilege of entertaining
women guests at Sunday dinner
recently was extended to the
crew of this shhip, the men, de
spite the short notice, managed to
round up several guests.
Fearing that they might forget
the presence of the fair sex at
thir mess tables and drop a salty
term or two into their conversa
I tion, the crew decided that those
! who made a slip of the tongue
wuold pay a fine. The fines, which
ranged from a dime to a quarter,
were to be placed in a bowl set in
a prominent place on each table.
At the end of the meal the
bowls contained $1.30, of which
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