INFLATION IN ONE EASY LESSON (The Last Line of Defense). HARRY SCHERMAN, Council for Democracy, New York, N.Y.
 
WW2 era booklet about inflation by the COUNCIL FOR DEMOCRACY.
 
From page 3: WHAT would a catastrophic inflation mean to us as individuals? If a dollar could buy only a tenth of what  it now does, nine-tenths of the savings each one of us has slowly accumulated-in banks and War Savings Bonds, principally-would be wiped out as purchasing power.
 
From the rear cover: This pamphlet presents the best reason for every American to buy War Bonds to the limit of his ability.
 
Mild cover creases, and a sun-darkened rear cover that's slightly damp stained. About 9-3/4 x almost 7 inches with 22 pages. Illustrated. Undated circa early 1940s. This is an original (not a reprint).