Seventh War Loan Appeal to West Australians
An Australian war loan appeal urges West Australians to support the seventh loan, citing Britain’s debt and Australia’s war effort. It quotes per-head costs, public sacrifice, and the need to fund troops and shipping as part of the broader Allied war effort. The piece contrasts Britain’s expenditure with Australian income and stresses a patriotic duty to invest in bonds.
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