This delightful little pamphlet was originally distributed
to soldiers during World War II, exposing the horrors of the various veneral
diseases our soldiers would pick up from foreign pick-ups, chippies, and
V-girls.
Published in 1943 by the Division of Social Protection of the Office of
Community War Services, the author is none other than Eliot
Ness of 'The Untouchables' fame.
Other charming titles in the series include "What About Our Japanese-Americans?",
"The Negro And The War", and "Workers and Bosses Are Humans".
