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DON'T TELL PRIVATE JONES THE JAPS ARE EASY a. i; mm T V '■ tm^msmimutm or imn, BRum jm to uck. miff rnwumtums^ My CHARCBB Of OlWHO HOMS BSTTSRrHHPtfmrS PtSHTy TOmiRJHf i / Loolf. into your heart and ask yourself honestly: **HATe / slop ped fighting? Hate I stopped buying War Bonds because I think the war is about orer?** You're ncM a qutten yow Miweris**Nor ^ 1 1 YOU rfiiwh jApao la a pushoyer—you*!# fooUof yoiirself» tnisrift Millioos of fiuiadcal Japanese are prepared to die for their oouotif • Every American soldier, marine and sailor In the Psdfic knows that he has a tough fight on his hands. You can't tell them Mr wmr is omi Even as you read these words, American men ate ^ against Japan. ^ Jtf^hMomjoi-MkKr$Mmoitik4a Bgk Japm The fight in the Pacific calls for a highly spedaliaed type of ecpiipment. B-^9 bombers that cost 1600,000 in War Bon^ tanks with bulldoxer blades that cost $67,4n;^anr]^- tors" that cost $30,000; millions of gallons of gas. We n^ nipreji^^TOStUM egnip^^ any war has ever called for. And tb^s thelteaion for the ^ War tM IMvcw Just as long as a single Japanese aims a gun at our men-^e most cootiiioe to buy War Bonds. Once again you are asked to lary e# ksst mot txirm $tC0 Wsr BtmL Baj mtft if you possibly cam Not only is it for ibMfmMi yictory~it*s for your future. Sign up for cstra War Bonds on the FtsyroU Plan. Welcome the Victory Volunteer when he or she calls at your home. Rnncmber-Hhe |ob in the PKiic is still tsstific. Wfv enS Ss gtij^m 6tb htmXhkMl * WAR LOAN 4-' YOUR COUNTRY IS STILL AT WAR.ARE YOU DeLuse Oeuiers ;J. C Pomey Co. hm ji#, mi* MiasAOB mowoskD BYr F. & M. Groewy . C V. Massdbean If :z- Candm Fknal Co. y W.6.WikonAfoii Onktiiias & *1^ '\^yp T •'T.IT',’1 S 'r^r. .-f ,) A ■