DescriptionKate-Smith-War-Bonds-LIFE-1944.jpg	English: Photograph of Kate Smith, "First Lady of Radio", and a chart of her war bond sales
Date	18 September 1944
Source	Life magazine, Volume 17, Number 12 (page 59)
Author	Time Inc., no photographer credited
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• Top of page reads, "Advertisement", but no separate copyright notice appears on this page or the facing page (58)

Caption reads as follows: All records for bond selling by an individual have fallen thunderously before Kate's persuasive voice and red-white-and-blue enthusiasm. She is one of the Treasury's most indispensible assets and Uncle Sam's Pin-Up Girl.

LIFE issues from Volume 16 Number 1 through Volume 18 Number 13 are in public domain as their copyright was not renewed. This issue is Volume 17, Number 12.

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