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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.
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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^
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long as a single Japanese aims a gun at our men-^e most
cootiiioe to buy War Bonds.
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ibMfmMi yictory~it*s for your future. Sign up for cstra War
Bonds on the FtsyroU Plan. Welcome the Victory Volunteer
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