Cutler-Hammer, Inc., electronics manufacturers, uses the painting of Korean field workers overseen by a Japanese soldier to impress upon Americans the importance of fully committing to winning the war.
Macy*s urges purchase of War Bonds with photo of unshirted Japanese soldier surrendering to U.S. soldiers.
Sears Roebuck and Co. urges purchase of War Bonds with image of crouching Japanese soldier in spotlight as unseen soldier points gun.
The Texax Company (Texaco) urges purchase of War Bonds with illustration of Japanese man buying war bonds to support Japanese government.
Lambert Chemical Co., maker of Listerine Antiseptic, urges purchase of War Bonds with drawing of Japanese soldier in fighter plane laughing at U.S. soldier in parachute whose fighter plane was just bombed.
National War Fund urging Americans to donate to charities, using Images of two European American orphans, a poor European American merchant seaman, a Chinese baby crying and an image of a U.S. solider.
U.S. soldier is rewarded for his service as he's fanned by a female Pacific Islander, while he wears Interwoven socks.
Royal Scarlet Fine Foods urges purchase of Victory Bonds utlizing popular poster of U.S. soldier in prison being guarded by a Japanese soldier.
R.G. Supply Co. urges purchase of War Bonds illustrated with a drawing of a shirtless U.S. soldier killing a Japanese soldier.
American eagle with Pearl Harbor necklace pinning down Japanese man who holds a bloody knife.
Drawing of war bond in white sock kicking Japanese soldier and Nazi soldier.
Illustrations of Nazi and Japanese soldiers stomping and an older European American man buying war bonds.