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W ar B o n d s
A 10% Pay-Roll Allotm ent for W ar
Bonds from the wages o f the family
bread-winner is one th in g — a 10% Pay-
Workers’ Living Costs going up . . . and
1 icome and Victory Tax now dedjucred
; t source fur thousands c f workers . . .
Check! Y o u ’re perfectly right . . . hut
?.!i these burdens are more thc.n balanced
Ly ,;.u:h h^her F A M IL Y IN C O M E S f . r
Ro/l Allotment from each o f several workers
in the same fu n n y is quite another matter!
W hy, in many such cases, ic could well
be jacked up to 30%— 50% or even m^ro
o f the fam ily’s new money!
v/cst c f your workers!
M illions c f new workers have entered
the picture. M illions c f women who
never worked before. M illions o f others
who never began to earn what they are
getting today!
Thar’s why the Treasury Department
nc*w urges you to revise ycnir War Bond
thinking — and your War Bond selling — on
the basis c f family incomes. The current
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War Bond campaign is built around the
family u n i:— and labor-management sales
programs should be revised accordingly.
For details get in touch with your local
War Savings Staff which will supply you
with all necessary material for the proper
presentation o f the new plan.
Last year's bonds got us started— this
year's bonds are to win! So let’s all raise
our sights, and get going. I f we all pull
together, we’ll put it over with a bang!
you ’ve done your bit
. . . now do your best!
This space is a contribution to
America's all-out war effort by
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