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Show i.,...... :- . OFFICIAL U. S. TREASURY .....(OPiaiGHI B, RAND H' ll! rOMfAHI C HIC(.U v . I : UTAH ! fio.uotR -t-; tjt 1 s9rV U. S. Treasury Official r-ruuu P ) i ar Bond Quotas I L H800 for September j C . )?u" $238,000 j September Quota for yimM:mS j . State, $2,250,000 p55iLi V i ( 1 rocTn I oVX ) m,m I i,ioo i I R387,000 ja """' j" I "woo L-'Tw! ! ! M ' $7400 t i ! j . I72,900 I ' j $6,700 j L A I j j F - i I X 0 CHrt t'A'-'X. ""n SANPETE CARBON f 1 L --- K S69.300 j j J 1mCR( jCftAhu j 132,500 ' i -Si i ! $i7(7oo ! rtnr j ! 4.400 j 7'0 j ! j $23,500 I fiTjr.s 9,800 Hfl00f 300 (gfe L - 1 . i I I 25,500 riJ ,2,900 - j ! ! I " ' rJ r" 2,200 i i ; ! I I2,300 j $6,200 T I Washington, D. C, Sept. 8. September War Bond Quotas for the 3,070 counties in the nation were announced today by Henry Morgenthau, Jr., Secretary Secre-tary of the Treasury, to make up the national September Sep-tember total of 5775,000.000. The September quota for the State of t'tah is S3. 250. 000. In fixing the county quotas, the Treasury has continued con-tinued its announced policy of setting the monthly quotas in line with the seasonal distribution of in come with the billion-dollar monthly national average av-erage as the annual goal. The national quota for May, when the nation went on the billion-a-month annual basis, was S600,-000.000. S600,-000.000. For June the quota was SS(!0,000,000 and for July it jumped to SI, 000, 000. 000. The August quota was SS15,000,000, so to maintain the billion-dollar annual monthly average, the quotas for the Fall and Winter months must necessarily be stepped up considerably to reach the objective set. L. 1 n:r.try Dc?or!r.:Ki |
