The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 23, 1944, Image 2
Y^riH GUNS feLAZING and a prayer in
* ^ his stout heart, this American fighter is
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hell-bent on destruction of our enemies. HE is
non thinking how, little or how much he*a
doing to help win the war. For him, the chips
arc d6wn; but his fighting spirit is as h%h as
is diving.
now at stake. You cannot~you must not—let
them down.
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h) it asking UOfimik oF you to tbrn
men ly by buy^morc7und stffl mci^ >^
Bon^? Hiere can be but one answer. YouH
in.youi -own heart — >^7 -
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In cramped foxholes and diseaSeinfested
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jimgles, on sun^'scorched beachheads—imder
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and over the seven seas—other Americans are
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matching his coimige. And thcii name is
l^on. Tliey KNOW that war is a bloody
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business; that their lives, as well as yours, are
ever before into^ your pocketbook or cash ^ "
surplus, that the, Fifdi War Loan, MUST
raise 16 billion dollars. It is the greatest finance
iag drive the wod| has ever known . to, |
back up the greatest invasian drive die ''wodd
has ever knowiL , '
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And Hw« An 5 MOKE RnoMn* (or
Buying EXTRA Bonds bi liw Sllil I
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1* - War Bondf are the beat, tk m^ift
I mdit in the wocldl “— -
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• War Bonds xttnm jou $4 ioc cve^ $3 ii |
10 Tears. ......
3* War Bonds he^ keq> prices do>wii;
^ help win the pcaoe hr ^
5* War Bonds mean fat jaa dob,
dren, security foe you, funds for utiicincat:
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f'WARIAM
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This Patariotic Mesisag^ Is ^nsm^ By