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Britain Faces Second War Year With Strict Economy
United Press dispatch from London outlines wartime finance as Parliament's War Savings Committee presses for national thrift. With $5 billion needed annually and $1.36 billion revenue, Britain must raise $3.65 billion from citizens through savings. The booklet will guide households in methods to save. A simple arithmetic analogy compares John Bull saving to fund government needs amid the conflict.
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Wilbur 'S. Forrest
United Press
London
England
Parliamentary War Savings Committee
Asquith
Bonar Law
John Bull
John
Johann Schmidt
Berlin