War Bond appeal highlights gains and impact on allies
A wartime appeal explains why buying War Bonds matters to many people. It notes benefits for the oppressed, morale impact on enemies, and future security with a $4 return for every $3 invested, plus safety and a postwar nest egg for home, education, and travel.
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