(Big band music)
♪ Doo ♪
♪ doo ♪
♪ Doo ♪
♪ doo ♪
♪ We've got another bond to buy ♪
♪ The bonds we bought before ♪
♪ Bought the bomb that won the war ♪
♪ Now we've got another bond to buy ♪
-: C'mon and get 'em, folks.
-: C'mon, step right up and get 'em.
♪ Any bonds today? ♪
♪ Bonds of freedom, that's what I'm sellin' ♪
♪ Any bonds today? ♪
♪ Scrape up the most you can ♪
♪ Here comes the freedom man ♪
♪ Askin' you to buy your share of freedom today ♪
-: Folks, I'd like to talk to you for a moment
as one American to another.
Our country stands for law and order in the world.
For the right of free peoples to live and work in peace.
You might say Uncle Sam has been elected sheriff
to protect us from this Red Gang.
-: You don't think even for one moment
I'd force you or anyone to buy savings bonds.
-: Count me in, Father, I'll buy.
And, uh, I'm also volunteering right now
to help you with that bond campaign.
I,
I never realized before
what a, a wonderful thing we have here in America.
-: Because knowledge and understanding
-: Will help keep peace in the world.
-: We save because United States Savings Bonds and Stamps,
Boomer: We save because United States
Savings Bonds and Stamps,
-: And the first thing you know,
you'll have enough for a savings bond,
just like Dad buys with the payroll savings at work.
And from then on, the sky's the limit.
Take it from Superman.
-: Boys and girls,
I ask you to join our Peace Patrol at school.
Teachers, parents, postmasters, we need you too.
Get behind the United States Savings Stamps program.
The Peace Patrol is for everyone.
-: Hmm, I wonder if they sell savings bonds to horses?
♪ I got coins that jingle jangle jingle. ♪
-: Hold it, buddy!
-: What's up, what's up?
-: Where are you going with that loot, sonny?
-: Gonna buy savings stamps with it, Ma'am.
-: Savings stamps? Oogh!
-: Oogh? What's wrong with 'em?
-: They'll just get you into the savings habit, is all.
-: And once you start that, you're hooked!
-: Yeah?
-: First thing you know, you're rich!
-: That's bad?
-: Bad? Picture yourself a rich moose.
-: Yeah!
Boris: Big house. 27 bedrooms.
And you can't get a night's sleep
for worrying about your money.
-: Everybody hates you!
-: All because you started, oogh! Saving!
-: Well, what'll I do with my money?
-: Be a typical American. Waste it!
-: Uh, I received this, uh, it's a gift,
a tie as a gift here, and uh, (clears throat)
well I'm afraid it, uh, just isn't me. (chuckles)
Announcer: You can't please all of the people
all of the time.
Now, maybe if you give U.S. Savings Bonds as gifts,
you just might.
-: I'd like, I'd like to return this duck.
-: Uh, well a few years ago I signed up on the, uh,
payroll savings plan down at the post office.
-: Is that right?
-: Uh-huh. -: Gee, that's
quite a coincidence, you know.
Just the other day I was reading about savings bonds
while standing in line at the bank.
Yeah, here you go. All right.
-: Well, that's interesting.
(Some audience members laugh) -: What? Me, at the bank?
-: No. You, reading!
(Audience laughs) -: You're funny.
-: Uh, I wanted to take just a few minutes of your time
to talk to you about bonds.
-: Blondes?
-: No, bo-, bonds.
-: Aw, gee, A.C., blondes are more fun.
♪ Buy a bond today ♪
♪ We got another bond ♪
♪ to buy ♪
(Bing & Chorus hold the note) (Big band music crescendos)