High Bond Sales Reported Thanks to Hollywood and Stock Exchange

The video discusses the significance of war bonds during a special day at the Stock Exchange, where $55 million worth of bonds were purchased in five hours. It highlights the patriotic efforts of Hollywood film stars who embarked on a 21-day transcontinental trip, selling over $180 million in bonds. The narrative emphasizes the collective responsibility of citizens in supporting the war effort through financial contributions.

Why is purchasing war bonds considered a shared responsibility?

• Because it is a form of taxation.

• Because it is a way to earn interest.

• Because it is a legal requirement.

• Because it helps fund the war effort.

What was the focus of the Stock Exchange on War Bond Day?

• Selling foreign currency.

• Investing in technology companies.

• Trading steel and telephone stocks.

• Buying America preferred bonds.

How much worth of America preferred bonds did the Stock Exchange buy?

• $55 million

• $100 million

• $180 million

• $200 million

What was the outcome of the Hollywood bond cavalcade?

• It sold over $180 million worth of bonds.

• It raised $55 million.

• It was canceled due to lack of interest.

• It was a failure.

Who were the key participants in the Hollywood bond cavalcade?

• Business leaders

• Patriotic film stars

• Military personnel

• Politicians