TREASURY DEPARTMENT

WASHINGTON

 

DEFENSE SAVINGS STAFF

January 26, 1944

To the Members of the
Special Names Committee

Dear Friends:

Again I wish to say the Special Names Committee is
doing a good job. So far as I have been able to contact the
members of the Committee, I find the canvass has been made
promptly and the results have been all we could hope for.

Doubtless you have found quite a few conflicts
between the work of our Committee ani the other Committees on
the Drive. Probably most of these are unavoidable. However,
the main point is to sell bonds; to whom the credit goes is a

minor matter.

_ Jf you have some prospects who have money in the
bank and may want to use it later, don’t overlook the possibility
of the 7/8 Per Cent Bonds. If purchased and kept for 60 days or
more, they will materially help war finances. ;

Many of the members have turned in their cards and
reported progress. If you have not turned in your cards to the
Chamber of Commerce, do so now. Even if you have not finished
the job, turn in the cards of those who have bought or given a
definite promise. If there is any way that George Docking or I
can help, let us know.

Thanking you for your co- — I am

7 ly yours,