The Cedarville Herald, Volume 67, Numbers 1-26

/ / ' / / * t -r* ’ r - i : / — * > T HE “shock troops” of your Government’s 4th War Loan Drive:— a drive that must raise $14 billion to put the-punch behind the punch that may make 1944 the date of doom for the Nazis— will soon call.on you to buy your personal*quota of Bonds. For, of the $14 billion that must be raised in this Drive,. $5.5 billion 'worth'must come from individuals..; Welcome these American men and women— 5 million o f them— who are not only huying their share of Bonds but are giving their time to call on you, personally. Every office, every plant* every home, every individ­ ual in America has a quota to meet. Your personal quota is a i .least one extra $ 100 Bond. That’s above your regular Bond buying. If possible, buy your extra Bonds during this drive at the plant or office where you work. A volunteer Bond worker will sell you there. Otherwise, welcome him to your home when he calls. Or find one in the thousands of retail stores all over the United States. They want to find you— you must help see that they do. I f you are unable to make your purchases from a soldier of victory be sure to go to one of these other special War Bond stations to buy your extra Bonds: BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES U. S. POST OFFICES SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS- ! BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS BROKERAGE AND INVESTMENT FIRMS . MOTION PICTURE THEATRES CREDIT UNIONS ■ CERTAIN GOVERNMENT AGENCIES NUMEROUS CORPORATIONS AND FIRMS FOR THEIR EMPLOYEES PRODUCTION'CREDIT ASSOCIATIONS NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASSOCIATIONS ' - MISCELLANEOUS, BOND BOOTHS RADIO STATIONS .. ' - . RETAIL STORES -NEWSPAPERS Remember your job in this ! Drive is to buy more than your share of Bonds. That’s the only way you can be certain you are^ still backing the attack. So be ready to meet your W ar Bond representative with an open check book. WEBOUGHT EXTRAWAR BONDS. WAR LOAN Tbit •Kck«r In y»ur winrfnw niMn» y*u h*v* I mwr M 44A W«r Lean »#evrlH»». BACK THE ATTACK! ./* -■ . f 1 I ! t SPONSORED PRIVATES r- Greene County War Finance Committee Frank L. Johnson, Chairman I