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Ever Hear Of
A “Dewar*?
The -word has just been coined by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division of the Internal Revenue Service.
In plain English, the word “dewat” means a deactivated war trophy, such as, foreign-made machine guns which have been put in a permanent non-shooting condition.
To most Americans, the war seems long ago—as fat removed from reality as an unpleasant nightmare. But, in many Alnerican homes, the result of war lingers on. Through the greatest kind of negligence at this very moment, an innocent child may be killed because he has picked up a war trophy which is still in shooting condition. i
A great percentage of the foreign-made firearms which were brought or sent back to this country by home-bound’ G.I.'s were
54.7%