minim '
Oversubscriptions to Vi
Loans
i dos-run!) from
'. 13-S\l£1}'_il was told that his him
ihv sessions
\1’.’|~ :en:
" p .il. iluriii:
. IL: I‘i‘~‘.-.
“’8 l'
leounty, which was not included in
. ;the First Federal Reserve District.
IFigures have usually been given for
‘eward for State First in‘
iory Loan—With 49.95 Per
("ent. It Led All the Rest——
L‘onnecticut Raised $437,-
. 1:13.103 for Five Lib‘erty
\Vashingum.
"American t‘nz' \"hirh :‘nvs «‘x'wr t‘: --
m th‘m'nnr HnL
a 13mm 00‘“ 1" , = . l V '
cussed «mm: the “coax! otthe‘l
column ghost-Ma. Kahuna-J
piled m. to the showing of
‘the entire state. including Fnirfleld
gthe seven counties of Connecticut
:without that county.
Mr. Putnam says that the magnifl‘
c.icent showing in the drive for the
lflfth loan was due to the splendid or-
.ganlzation with its body of 9,000
workers. He gave high praise to
,tliem and to the state generally with
its lofty idea of patriotism and its
'financial earnestnese’and loyalty.
_ Vice-President Charles H. Reming-
ton. of the Aetna Life Insurance Com-é
pally. who was especially active and
suz-erssful in managing the esse’nfi
0!'~ Hui part which that company took in
.nncimz money or credit for ilw‘
of .uncinr of the loans, was out of the.
( Hy \‘l'mlnesday. I
_ i
uh, oi ('onzwuiuut. by Su-mvmry of The state outside of Fairfleld coho.
x l‘rvusur)’ film-ax as a rcward for ‘ 1y raised over $370,000.000 for the flvc'
' “at" brill! first in 0Vt’T-‘t‘rinfifim'lw‘rs. The entire state raised 543?.-
th Victory loan, (‘onnvciicut ovcr- 476,1u:}_ Mr, Putnam said “'ednes-
‘I’llH‘d its (gilnl‘i H.97- por “mi. day m‘r-ning. Of the latter sum there,
‘ “n5 >Mun-l wn‘i «W96 pwr was iuiseil tor the Victory loan the:
0. ar‘vonlm; w zrvisul figures, and sum of $11)].078150. :
lh‘trin-t n:
"3 l-cr ccn'.
('niumbiu third w
.ecmul with
:‘- Tu :w-r (Wm.
(“mirmun “‘illmm
4.11 l"i\"‘i'5llh>‘l‘rllillil’l
‘l
l’illll..lil.
‘ Among rho swims. Michigan mole:
ith l-‘nr tho \‘icrory loan Hartford rais-fli
Hi through some 251nm subscribers the g
”1 n‘ll?‘l 0f $lti.30r«i.150 above its quota ot‘g
of $412,:252nvm I! raised 335.658.8541. or;
mow than in any of the preceding;
. -‘ 5mm (lliV’PF except [he fourth.
.llh: .‘iclm'y [mm minunitiow~ was viv- Following are fi'zuros whifii Mr.I
hunt -d. lax: i'l‘vilfflfi. u hen llz‘ dz.» Putnam commit-d \‘l'ednesday evening: ‘
State. inciudmg F;i:~f2e3r3 County. *
V»: w...» Quota. Amt. Raised.
.-.. . i ‘ ................................ $59.12:3.0ml $50,334.50:l '
JPI‘ I)“ noun ............................... 50.169.1im 81_593_61)0 ‘
.1'":|‘:'1h.“‘ lili‘u'n ................................. 421088.40” 75,363.05"
‘ . .ilmzxn. ................................ 84,882,700 l29.106,80“ '
. .. . ................................. 63,655.10” 101,078.15”
35299918300 $437.576.103
l'ar ford, ‘
i . Quota. Ami. Raise-(l. Subscribers:
\ . 'Ildll, . .. ............... $12.»!0fiu0 $14,90fi33n 26 3...,
‘. tzxul lonn ................. 1(i_.;um.-m.. . 23.390 4,30 '
f:‘fyilill“‘ll (1:36 . I. """""""""" . 20'752'05” 49'0”.
"iii Mall ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 369*!)‘10" 60‘0“”.
. .. ................. 31658.83!" 23.0"“
- in 7‘ i - I
5.).“ ”5. 00!) $131,157,904)
in ‘ljv' one- of the 1585 lawn.»- in ti
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Mule vithcr reached or exceeded quota
Crawiorti llamas
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Auomer‘anr romance-is. rex‘caledl
in the announccmvnt of the engine-f
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(‘ord Meyer. botluoi Now York. She.
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Blair Thaw. was flying with .Ew 50(4‘
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