How I Got Out Of The 'Ower Class
A wartime reminiscence in a humorous voice describes moving from debt to savings by purchasing War Bonds through the Payroll Saving Plan after Pearl Harbor. The narrator explains automatic 10 percent contributions, later increasing to 15 percent, and notes Uncle Sam’s favorable return.
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