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Show New Savings Bond Chairman Urges Quota Support Francis W. Betenson, Iron County Coun-ty savings bonds chairman, reported re-ported that purchases of series E bonds in this county amounted to $5,727 during July, and for the year to date $51,275 making 43.6 per cent of the year's quota. Normal would be approximately 59 per cent. "The Treasury reports that purchases of $500 and $1000 bonds have shown the biggest increase," said Mr. Betenson, "indicating "in-dicating that the big investors are turning to savings bonds for their saving medium. "What is good for the so-called big investor is certainly worth consideration by the many small investors who are striving to build an estate, an educational fund for children, or just a real safe liquid cash reserve," he continued. amounted to $1,395,796, with a total to-tal this year to date of $10,797,-750, $10,797,-750, acording to Frederick P. Champ, state savings bonds chairman. "We feel that if farmers farm-ers and livestock people will give due consideration to the advantages advan-tages to themselves and to their country by putting some of their funds into savings bonds during the harvest months, each county will be able to make its quota," said Mr. Champ. |