High Point War Savings Drive Urges 10 Percent Pact
The piece urges residents to allocate at least ten percent of each pay toward War Savings Stamps and Bonds to support military production and postwar prosperity. It links thrift to victory, stressing fewer dollars spent domestically means more funds for fighting and faster triumph over enemies.
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