Lititz, Pennsylvania. Postmaster Robert Pautz chatting with two friends in the post office. He has three sons and one son-in-law in the service, and his daughter works in the U.S. War Department, so he has every reason to push the sale of war bonds. He plasters his post office with every available p
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