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BAILEY BUGLE
WHAT BONDS OFFER
:MU5T IN3URF. THEig TUTC/RE
VvC.MUSr IN;
r V \
Sv/aniped by ever-in-•
creasing needs for v/ar
e quipment, UriC le S aia
v/ill again through the
Fourth War Loan Drive
offer Americans the
opportunity to con
tinue their su2:3port of
the governr.ient by c.
loan.
r.e^^soning should con
vince us students that
v/e stand to reap more
frou the results of
buying bonds than do
our parents. Postwar
security rieans more
for us; v/e - have more
to win or* lose; v;e
are yovLngor and, there
by have longer to live
under v/hiitevo?.'' condi
tions exist after the
v/ar, be they good or
bad.
Here is an ppportu-
aity to nako an invest
ment in future frecdou.
Allied victory is an
:-ssuranco of this fu
ture; but to v;in this
war the soldier aust
have planes, jeeps,
ships, guns, and aia-
mun i t i on. St amp s and
bonds will buy these
materials'. If, hov;ovor',
^hc Allies lose for
lack
oJ
supplies,
a life
Hitler
youth will fac;
dominated by
ideals.
Youth is the time to
lec.rn the pi’acoico of
thrift. The buying of
stamps snd bonds is a
thrifty practicc, for,
thereby, the futur.-;
provided for
.first,
vested todav
in
3
V
3 XS
two
in-
rcturns
v4 ten years from now;
second, a dollar after
the war will buy more
boods, bettor goods,
and an un. limited
choice of goods.
Again, a nest egg
started b'^; I'^urchas’ii'ig
stai'ips and bonds v;ill
be found most wolcoino
ten years from now
when wo students will
probably be starting
upon a home of oiu’ o\/n.
To our parents bonds
are a challenge to pro-
sei’vo for their child
ren the democratic \ro.j
of living expressed
in the four fx-eedoms
and to secure a speedy
and permanent peace *
For them, too, bonds
are an invostmont in
security for old ago,
and means to fv.lfill
dreams of comforts and
cherishod ob je ctives *
Bonds ?:ia7' bo t}i:'Ug}it
of as a' seod thr'.t will
labor sprout VICTORY
and in that victory tl
future security and
peace. Every penny
invested \;ill give UC
a share in that vic
tory. He also figlits
as a good soldier, be
ho young or old, -who
\;orl-:s at homo and
lends his m.onov to the
war effort.
J I J'liZSJ / I ; NOT FAIL
[ i
I
MB...
BU V -MORE WAR BONOS
1. SIi.lPL:c V/ORDS indi
cate a child's cour
tesy, sucji as "Yea,
I-.Iri V/e aver," or
”Ko, I.Iiss Llartin."
2. TALKING while
others are' talking
st:'-mps one as in-
co'nsiderato of
others’ rights.
STUDENT BODYIVm CCMNUf: KX^y
Bailey's response to ,the needy c
iomester v/as excellont-^--thc Junior
Irive, tho fifty Christmas boxes for
;he bond-purchased Jeep, and others.
Bailey high must keep up its
!.lls last
led Cross
joldiers,
ng '44. It cannot reverse its policy
od \-;ork dur-
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