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exasi<br />

''More than seven<br />

and a quarter million<br />

i<br />

Savings Bonds . . .<br />

worth at maturity more than<br />

$236,444,000"<br />

m<br />

I. L. tOLUEIlT<br />

President, Chrysler Corporation<br />

*'A planned program of thrift is essential to personal, material security.<br />

The regular purchase of V.S. Savings Bonds can be a sound part of<br />

any savings program, along with investment in a home and proper insurance<br />

protection. Chrysler Corporation employees support the Payroll<br />

Savings Plan for the purchase of- U. S. Savings Bonds. They have<br />

bought more than seven and a quarter million of the bonds, tvorth at<br />

maturity more than $236,444,000. Such systenuitic thrift not only<br />

benefits them, but strengthens the economy of their country."<br />

Largely as a result of consistent thrift by Payroll Savers,<br />

Americans todav hold a casli value of more than<br />

S49 hillioii in Defense Bonds. This figure is $7.5 billion<br />

greater than at the end of the war.<br />

Every month, 7,500,000 employees of more than<br />

43,000 companies buy $l.i() million more in Defense<br />

Bonds.<br />

Think of tiie reservoir of future purchasing power<br />

represented in the more than §49 billion that men and<br />

women liavc put aside for the proverbial rainy day.<br />

Consider still another benefit to industry. The<br />

Payroll Saver is a serious worker. Records of many<br />

companies prove that lost-lime accidents decrease, absenteeism<br />

is reduced and production improves as enrollment<br />

in the Payroll Plan goes up.<br />

If your (-ompany does not have the Payroll Savings<br />

Plan ... or if you have the Plan and employee participation<br />

is less than 50% • • • call the attention of<br />

your President or Chief Executive to<br />

Two Easy Steps to a<br />

Successful Payroll Savings Plan<br />

1. Phone, wire or write to Savings Bond Division,<br />

U.S. Treasury Department, Suite 700, Washington<br />

Building, Washington, D. C.<br />

2. Your State Director, Savings Bond Division, will<br />

tell you bow to conduct a simple, person-to-person<br />

canvass that will put a Payroll Application Blank<br />

in the hands of every employee.<br />

That is all management has to do. Your emi>loyees<br />

will do the rest. They, like thou ands of Chrysler employees,<br />

want to provide for their personal security.<br />

The V. S. Government does not pay jor this advertising. The Treasury Department<br />

thanks, Jor their patriotic donation, the Adverlising Council and<br />

BOXOFFICE<br />

"I Chan<br />

72<br />

BOXOFFICE :: December 27, 1953

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