1942 Print Free Press Chief Victory Bonds Bruce Hutchison Ted Dafoe Canada FZ7 TMM1 50 Central Park South

50 Central Park South

The ad promotes the new Zenith "Tudor" Radio-Phonograph Console and the "Cobra-Matic" Record Changer

they would improve their chances of getting married

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they are located at 976 Merchants Bank Building

1942 Print Free Press Chief Victory Bonds Bruce Hutchison Ted Dafoe Canada FZ7 TMM1 50 Central Park SouthThis is an original 1942 halftone print of the staff of the Free Press. The caption writes, "The staff in turn are passionately proud of the old man; particularly, observes Bruce Hutchinson, 'when is engaged in taking the pants off someone meaning, as a rule, appeasers, Tories, tariff protectionists, anyone who doesn't understand personal freedom. On such occasions there is a sudden lift to the spirit of the whole Free Press organization, and the boys