& From the desk of— e. e7 F.C. ALLEN o 4 &/ 7. y oN FOR DEPENDABLE SERVICE SB tin Senta hae ee Heaf- 2 Purchased etey /- "00% E Spout nit Menten Met, PP. pad ae ane ae CBQajla 7. 2 TREASURY DEPARTMENT WAR FINANCE COMMITTEE Jyne 15, 1944 OFFICE OF STATE CHAIRMAN Dear Friends of the University: Less than two weeks ago we Americans underwent a great emotional upsurge. Prayers for our boys went up instantaneously. "Hitler's Fortress Europe is invaded by American troops", was news flashed to us here. We would have done almost anything THEN for their safety. We can do something about it NOW. The 5th War Loan is upon us. The opening Big Gun will be fired from the Haskell Stadium signaling the real start of the arive. Tuesday, June 20th, at 8 p.m. is the D Date and the H Hour for the Bond Sale and Auction at Haskell, Please be there, I am sending you a "Which Issue Shall I Buy" to aid you in your selection. An additional blank for you to fill out for your banker's convenience is herewith enclosed. If you desire to give credit for this bond it will be necessary for you to list your purchase with your solicitor. The banks will keep no account of this. The main idea is to buy bonds. From factory to fighting front in 45 days is the present Army timetable for deliveries of the most needed war material. "Enough" is not enough - - - more than enough is what our forces must have. The more bonds bought, the more materials spent, the fewer American lives will have to be spent. "Only those are fit to live who are not afraid to die.” Bring Our Boys Back With Your Bonds. Sincerely yours, Chairman, University Special Gifts Committee, SE SRO ARE SIR TER RIN a RE Sp NTR PN RNR AE SRE ORIN TTA TE TR ITT TT ee EE RT ERNE oR FET i ¥ we SEGRE se r : UREA TREES 7 x WHICH ISSUE SHALL I BUY? « There Is A Fifth War Loan Security To Meet Every Investment Need FOR MAXIMUM SAFETY OF PRINCIPAL FOR MAXIMUM YIELD FOR CURRENT INCOME FOR DEFERRED INCOME FOR SHORT TERM FOR MEDIUM TERM FOR LONG TERM FOR MARKETABILITY FOR BANK LOAN COLLATERAL ESPECIALLY FOR PAYING TAXES FOR MY ESTATE FOR GIFTS FOR EDUCATION OF CHILDREN FOR SELF RETIREMENT PLANS FOR INVESTMENT OF BUSINESS | RESERVES AND OTHER TEMPORARY FUNDS All issues. There are no safer investments in the world. Series E Savings Bonds (2.9% *); Series F Savings Bonds (2.53 %*); Series G Savings Bonds (2.5% *), and Treasury 21/.’s of 1965-70. *If held to maturity. Series G Savings Bonds, Treasury 21/,’s of 1965-70, Treasury 2’s of 1952-54. Series E and F Savings Bonds (for tax purposes income may be deferred or accrued). 7%/,% Certificates of Indebtedness (slightly over 11 months); Treasury 114,% Notes of Series B-1947 (about 23/, years) and Series C Savings Notes (6 months to 3 years). Series E, 10 years; Treasury 2’s of 1952-54 (10 years); Series F and G (12 years). Treasury 21/.’s of 1965-70 (26 years). Treasury 2’s and 21/’s, coupon or registered form; 114% Notes and %/,% Certificates of Indebtedness, coupon form only. Treasury 11/’s, 2’s, and 21/.’s, 7/% Certificates of Indebtedness, and Series C Savings Notes. Series C Savings Notes (acceptable during and after second calendar month after month of purchase at par and accrued interest for Federal Income, estate or gift taxes). Series G (redeemable at par on death of owner), Treasury 21/’s (redeemable at par for estate taxes only on death of owner). Series E (or any other issue depending on needs of the recipient). Series E. Series E. /_% Certificates of Indebtedness, Treasury 11/,% Notes and Series C Savings Notes. The last named are redeemable at par and accrued interest during and after sixth calendar month after month of purchase, except where owner is a commercial bank, in which case redemption will be made at par. (Reference is made to United States Treasury Department official circulars for detailed description of these securities) * Moebius Printing Co., Milwaukee 440M—5-44 TREASURY DEPARTMENT WAR FINANCE COMMITTEE June 15, 1944 OFFICE OF STATE CHAIRMAN Dear Friends of the University: Less than two weeks ago we Americans underwent a great emotional upsurge. Prayers for our boys went up instantancouslye "mitler's Fortress Europe is invaded by American troops", was news flashed to us here. We would have done almost anything THEN ro safety. We can do something about it NOW. The 5th War Loan is upon us/ The opening Big Gun will be fired from the Haskell Stadium signaling the redl start of the drive. Tuesday, June 20th, at 8 p.m. is the D Date and the H Hour for the Bond Sale and Auction at Haskell, Please be there. I am sending you a "Which Issue Shall I Buy" to aid you in your selection. An additional blank for you to fill out for your banker's convenience is herewith enclosed. If you desire to give credit for this bond it will be necessary for you to list your purchase with your solicitor, The banks will keep no account of this. The main idea is to buy bonds. From factory to fighting front in 45 days is the present Army timetable for deliveries of the most needed war material. "Enough" is not enough - - - more than enough is what our forces must have. The more bonds bought, the more materials spent, the fewer American lives will have to be spent. "Only those are fit to live who are not afraid to die." Bring Our Boys Back With Your Bonds. — Sincerely yours, / ke ee , < Jcuctel . f —s + Chairman, University Special Gifts Committee, x WHICH ISSUE SHALL I BUY? x There Is A Fifth War Loan Security To Meet Every Investment Need FOR MAXIMUM SAFETY OF PRINCIPAL FOR MAXIMUM YIELD FOR CURRENT INCOME FOR DEFERRED INCOME FOR SHORT TERM FOR MEDIUM TERM FOR LONG TERM FOR MARKETABILITY FOR BANK LOAN COLLATERAL ESPECIALLY FOR PAYING TAXES FOR MY ESTATE FOR GIFTS FOR EDUCATION OF CHILDREN FOR SELF RETIREMENT PLANS FOR INVESTMENT OF BUSINESS RESERVES AND OTHER TEMPORARY FUNDS All issues. There are no safer investments in the world. Series E Savings Bonds (2.9% *); Series F Savings Bonds (2.53 %*); Series G Savings Bonds (2.5% *), and Treasury 21/.’s of 1965-70. *If held to maturity. Series G Savings Bonds, Treasury 21/,’s of 1965-70, Treasury 2’s of 1952-54. Series E and F Savings Bonds (for tax purposes income may be deferred or accrued). 7/,% Certificates of Indebtedness (slightly over 11 months); Treasury 114,% Notes of Series B-1947 (about 23/, years) and Series C Savings Notes (6 months to 3 years). Series E, 10 years; Treasury 2’s of 1952-54 (10 years); Series F and G (12 years). Treasury 21/.’s of 1965-70 (26 years). Treasury 2’s and 21/,’s, coupon or registered form; 11/4,% Notes and 7/,% Certificates of Indebtedness, coupon form only. Treasury 11/,’s, 2’s, and 21/,’s, 7/,% Certificates of Indebtedness, and Series C Savings Notes. Series C Savings Notes (acceptable during and after second calendar month after month of purchase at par and accrued interest for Federal Income, estate or gift taxes). Series G (redeemable at par on death of owner), Treasury 21/)’s (redeemable at par for estate taxes only on death of owner). Series E (or any other issue depending on needs of the recipient). Series E. Series E, 73% Certificates of Indebtedness, Treasury 11/,% Notes and Series C Savings Notes. The last named are redeemable at par and accrued interest during and after sixth calendar month after month of purchase, except where owner is a commercial bank, in which case redemption will be made at par. (Reference is made to United States Treasury Department official circulars for detailed description of these securities) * Moebius Printing Co., Milwaukee 440M—5-44 HORSE ROYALTY r\ f/ The Internationally famous WILSON & Co. Six-Horse Clydesdale Team VT inc / owned by Wilson & Co., Meat Packers, Chicago. These magnificent animals are reputed to represent the finest stable of draft horses in the world. Now on tour, in behalf of the U. S. Treasury Dept., in the interest of War Bond sales. LITHO. IN U.S.A. 42-806J POST CARD. POSTAGE ONE CENT Nor ver Wow.’ THIS WAR IS NOT YET WON. True, we have taken Tarawa and the Mar- shalls, North Africa, Sicily and Southern Italy. True, even now our forces are pounding at the fortress of Europe. . But— THIS WAR IS NOT YET WON ... only for the dead is it over . . . and they, thank God, are yet comparatively few. But what of the living? What of the many wounded—the men whose hopes, whose dreams, whose futures depend on what we do to sus- _tain them now? THIS WAR IS NOT YET WON. We at home have only begun to feel the weight of our debt to our fight- ing men... to the living—to the wounded—yes, above all, to the dead. Ours is the responsibility to work, to save, to buy all the War Bonds we can, to smooth the road they must travel that the journey may be made swiftly and the end reached soon. may live to fight on to final Victory if you do your part here at home. : Your part, in addition to whatever else you are doing, © is lending your money to help pay the tremendous costs of war. LENDING—NOT GIVING! That certainly shouldn’t be looked on as a hard- ship. Hundreds of thousands of our fighting men are really enduring hardships, living under the worst possible conditions—and buying War Bonds besides. What about those of us at home, living in com- parative comfort and security, many of us earning more than we ever earned before? We should consider lending money to the Government a privilege as well as an obligation. And then we should keep lending— every cent we can possibly spare—until the war is over and won. AND REMEMBER Here are five more reasons for buying extra ‘War Bonds in the Fifth War Loan: 1. War Bonds are the best, the THIS WAR IS NOT YET WON. Invasion comes high—and the cost in blood will be heavy indeed. Never before have coasts been so fortified as those in the probable invasion areas, with defenses miles deep, roads mined, pillboxes everywhere. NO, OUR WAR HAS JUST STARTED—and the sooner we ac- cept all our responsibilities, the sooner it will be won. Out on some bloody battlefield, a boy you know safest investment in the world! 2. War Bonds (series E) return you $4 for every $3 in 10 years. 3. War Bonds help keep prices down. 4. War Bonds will help win the peace by increasing purchasing power after the war. 5. War Bonds mean education for your children, security for you, funds for retirement. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SECURITIES Application for UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS SUMMARY OF INFORMATION * : | = WAR ae NSS. BONDS, SERIES E ' ‘umber aturity value Issue price Amount . : Ce aa $25.00 $18.75 $__.....---. WAR SAVINGS U. S. SAVINGS U. S. SAVINGS | TREASURY SAVINGS | 24% TREASURY — | 29% TREASURY BONDS} ji 22, TREASURY | £7 CERTIFICATES | wwvveeeesneoe $50.00 $37.50 $. BONDS, SERIES E | BONDS, SERIES F | BONDS, SERIES G | NOTES, SERIESC | BONDS OF 1965-70 OF 1952-54 B-1947 OF SERIES €-1945 ie ee osptlindat $75.00 $__-_-_-____. : “19 pheno to eG as $500.00 $375.00 $____________ : : ie Cia ee ee eee 1,000.00 $750.00 $________.__. 3 ' 3 $500 or $1,000 subscrip- | ¢500 or $1,000 subscrip- $1, | E PRICE 75% of maturity | 74% of maturity 100 100 Scab: nee Oe tions—100%. Over 100% and 100% and SouE ERD value value % Pe See ta te | AO WON ake tae 2 | tnoptest Pie Net here ee | $25.00 $18.50 $_____...___. Been ane as 100.00 $74.00 $___...... - lst day of month | Ist day of month | Ist day of month | Ist day of month $ DATED in which pur- in which pur- in which pur- in which pur-.| February 1, 1944 June 26, 1944 June 26, 1944 eine 26. 1944 ee ; Se $370.00 $._._-..._.. - chased ~ chased chased RANG Ea ee ec eae |S Pen a pre ee ea MG Ceram a A ade een eM ae hein vad 8 ee pis) Merge a has to cae : Sera ah ae eae Re BB eos org aa On S S SRE Sotieh seeder ee AiR Gr Fated (5 cn cag MRR RA (a Shah cae aE, Lt Pug ae Meth oar eae care ee I ee a te econ at ghar OER Bedde ter ok RA Cota AS O94 TR te AR Ne Abe weeps tema hee 9 . ig CPUC. Dae se pp eee eo $10,000.00 $7,400.00 $ 10 years from 12 years from 12 years from 3 years from UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS, SERIE MATURITY — yer eat ee son March 15, 1970 | June 15,1954 | March 15,1947 | June 1, 1945 Ne He ee ats Foe Ee eis per ok oe wae See ae eee et Ieee a eet eA RECT Gg ia eee ip $100.00 $100.00 $__________-_ . : y . 6 Ba Sete ae) fame ap ge ee ee ie oppo epi ee ae ee. Cob Uig) Aas es eines Ree $500.00 $500.00 $____________ YIELD Varies—2.9% if | Varies—2.53% if | Varies—2/42% if | Varies—1.07% if 2u% - 2% 1K%, 4% fe oe Pe peel oe $1,000.00 $1,000.00 $__.____.... held to maturity | held to maturity | held to maturity | held to maturity ° ‘ a Beek ese ats. ST hae ee $5,000.00 $5,000.00 $______..___. gee wee $10,000. $10,000.00 $_..._.____. : : 3 : : ; Total Remittance, $___________- REGISTRATION Registered form | Registered form | Registered form Inscribed form _| Bearer or registered | Bearer or registered Bearer form Bearer form only only only only form form only only « Lees | [eg ee Bas Yee g erg By : Es 2 aor ‘EQ Sao $100 to $500 to $500 to $1,000 to $1,000 to i Pe > aS Lg mt DENOMINATIONS $25 to $1,000 $25 to $10,000 | $100 to $10,000 $1,000,000 $1,000,000 $1,000,000 $1,000,000 ~ $1,000,000 cles ee ig £3 7 : ae 8 ae ea ee : a ; = s At holder’s option after : : ; wn is] 8 ts Lee = og holder’s m on Ider’s o At holder At. Government’s At G 8 ' roe : is Reitesinable (or Cash” [*: Sxice cca) tere aa | cpa eee | ree OA | Lata ee lel ceeds | nS oe : Lee “| is GSEs Prior to Maturity sous date ee Se 1 aaadh's actos Sot aia’ aotice 100% naia} peeky Ae 100% and interest ‘ 100% a = z0 =z i= 3 oe : ' 1 : 25 ga eee ae 0 ' ga Riel iS '# 34S Can Be Used as For loans from * i | a 3 ig ifs e Collateral NO NO NO bankkely. YES _ YES YES | YES i e &é 2 if : ae 2 = ee fg eee 8 “1 2 Si] 2 Phy a ve NO NO NO NO YES YES YES YES a Le oie ed es Epes A | 0 Poe. eh) Se eae Invest Not more than $100,000 issue pri 8 i 1a ‘a i: ise 28 ot more than ,000 issue price Zz i — 8) 18 fF es Amount Investors Sey eeraets of Series F snd together in any | NO LIMIT NO LIMIT NO LIMIT NO LIMIT NO LIMIT ae 2 id] ig ismees May Subscribe ay? one calendar year eo vat a feet eg Bo 8 ‘S| + ferent t Le O re ® 0 i 2 aS tet : Sh DS © : i oe Ae | See ot ea & oe 3 Pe 5 ese . “a pee ; 2 ‘gears ADDITIONAL FACTS ABOUT BONDS OF SERIES E. F, AND G - : | §5 a re i lagae (+ &§ is e8e8 % Series E Bonds can be registered in the The annual limit of ownership for Series ings, bonds issued to co-owners may be 4 Pape Es ee yee el a is gss a names of individuals only—in the name of E Bonds is $5,000 maturity value, or $3,750 apilice to either or apportioned between ge eee eee | 3 i G Be sae . cost price, for each calendar ear, of bonds them. ete! | SLSSSe, © 8 one individual, or in the names of two oe : : y 2 Ses Re ee q Le | \aiciaaal pepe s originally issued during that year to any Upon death of owner, Series G Bonds are eeeo lees 2 8 5 poe PRCA HES OR et aa en one person, including bonds issued to that redeemable at 100 percent after 6 months Oe pe Ba S ee of one individual as owner and one other person individually, or to him with another _._ from issue date, if application for redemp- ic ae Atl 7 a Sp ae individual as beneficiary. as co-owner. However, in computing hold- tion is made within 4 months after decease. Pie n 1B 4 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS % What will the Government do with the money I invest in bonds ? All money invested in Savings Bonds and other Government securities, as well as receipts from all other sources, goes immediately into the general fund of the Treasury, from which all war and other expenditures are made. % How can I get special information or advice about a Government security ? If your banker, postmaster, or local War Finance Committee is unable to supply it, write to your nearest Federal Reserve Bank or to the Treasury Depart- ment, Washington, D. C. % Where can I buy War Bonds and other Government securities ? During the Fifth War Loan, the Treasury, through its many volunteer workers and issuing agents, will be offering the complete list of available Government securities as. described in this folder. Series E War Bonds are available at more than 50,000 sales out- lets. Other Government securities may be purchased through any bank. % What security is behind these bonds ? The full faith and credit of the United States Government. WAR FINANCE DIVISION TREASURY DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON, D. C. WFD 903 tx = GPO ~—-O-579598 ‘FINANCE COMMITTEE é 1944 Please enter subscription of the undersigned for the following United States Government securities: (Designate by check mark the issue desired. Use a sepa- rate form for each issue purchased.) aia —__2%% Treasury Bonds of 1965-70 __U. S. War Savings Bonds, Series E —__2 9% Treasury Bonds of 1952-54 ____U. 8. Savings Bonds, Series F 1%% Treasury Notes, Series B-1947 U. S. Savings Bonds, Series G %% Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness, Series C-1945 The undersigned hereby orders $ (face amount) of the securities specified hereon. Herewith is check, drawn to the order of the bank addressed, covering the full purchase price, including accrued interest, if any, as Treasury Savings Notes, Series C follows: Issuéprices$.26- cnt ae ed Interest $a, ae : Directions for Denominations Number of Pieces Denominations Registration Instructions @ Instructions with reference to registering the securities, if they @ are to be issued in registered form, @ appear on the reverse side hereof. Delivery of the securities is to be made to the undersigned at the address shown hereon, unless other instructions are given on the reverse side hereof. (Name of subscriber—please print) (Subscriber’s signature) (Building or street address) (City) (County) (State) (Credit-Organization or Team) (Solicitor) (Solicitor—-Detach & deliver to bank addressed, unless otherwise instructed by Committee Chairman.) se a nn nn re ns rr se en ee oe WAR FINANCE COMMITTEE—MEMORANDUM Name of Purchaser Issue Address Amount $ - Date. (Credit-Organization or Team) eee (Solicitor should deliver to Committee Chairman or Captain, as instructed.) ee en es ee ee ee ee PURCHASER’S MEMORANDUM RECEIPT Received from an order for $ (face amount) of the following issue of United States securities: ‘. together with check for $ payable to the bank to which such order is addressed. Date. (Solicitor) IMPORTANT—The Bank receiving this application should retai its records, and the subscription, except for Series E bonds issu ter, should be placed with the Federal Reserve Bank or Branch i ljover the coun- J tHe usual way. * “ form*for REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS - Registered bonds to be inscribed as follows: (Please print) (Name, including middle name or initial) (Building or street address) (City) (State) and (if desired) in the following name as co-owner: (Name) Mr. Mrs. Miss. (Given name) (Middle name or initial) (Surname) (e.g. “John N. Doe or Mrs. Mary E. Doe’’) (Address) (Street) (City) (State) or on E, F, and G Savings bonds only, as beneficiary: (Name) Mr. Mrs. Miss (Given name) (Middle name or initial) (Surname) (e.g. “John N. Doe payable on death to Mrs. Mary E. Doe’’) (Address) (Street) (City) (State) Instructions for Delivery (if other than shown on face of order) INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNING INTEREST No addition of interest is required on purchases of Series E, F, and G Savings Bonds, or Treasury Savings Notes of Series C. No accrued interest need be collected on subscriptions for $500 or $1,000 of the 2% Treasury Bonds of 1952-54 or the 244% Treasury Bonds of 1965-70, but interest must be collected on all subscriptions for the 114% Treasury Notes of Series B-1947 and the %4% Certificates of Indebtedness of Series C-1945. Accrued interest on all subscriptions from June 26, 1944, except as stated in the last two preceding paragraphs, should be computed on an actual basis, using the following decimals: 2'4%4 Percent Treasury Bonds of 1965-70 $0.068 per day per $1,000 2 Percent Treasury Bonds of 1952-54 $0.055 per day per $1,000 14% Percent Treasury Notes of Series B-1947 $0.034 per day per $1,000 % Percent Certificates of Indebtedness $0.024 per day per $1,000 Interest on all subscriptions must be figured to the date funds will be available at your Federal Reserve Bank or branch. Mr. Harry Wareham, Menhattan, Kansas. Dear Harry: Dolph Simons just gave me the good news that you had engaged for us Ist Lieut. David C. Waybur. ‘Ve are delighted and want to thank you personally for your kindness. Dolph tells me that doubtless you and Ure. Wareham, and Lieut. Waybur and his wife will come up for the bond sale party Tuesday evening, Jume 20. We want you to be our guests, of course, while you are here, ani we are hoping to arrange to have you at some interesting spot in Lawrenge. I will see Solon Ayers, nt of Haskell Institute, at a Board of Directors meeting this evening, and will-write you definitely as to the final arrangements. Of course, Mike Getto will be glad to entertain you at the hotel, but we believe one of tha open spaces like laskell Institute will be a much more enjoyable spot. At any rate, I will write you tomorrow, Again thanking you, I is Rotarily yours, SERS CyAe: : At. 5 VEaLENCLOB.e vOLICY { eo INSTRUCTOR'S NOTICE gee i FF P tt: é Name Residence School Semester. lly Date aye fh f A. He pee Students are not permitted. to work in Laboratory until thi notice is received by the instructor from Business Office. SD 19-962 9-41—10M Sets Ir l THIRD WAR LOAN! J ——————"Allen, F. Ce as Babcock, Wealthy 7I- umgartner, W. Je | {72: * - September, 1945 oo = x AAs — ) x To — an wat json. | by Ws Black, Florence Ffan™ / o oy Bayles, C. —{37NCE nen tf 2 a E —_E—Gowans, RR E. Soo po. E Hungerford, H. Be ‘ E __--— Doering, Kathleen 3¢& Fray bgp gn: 5°“Gasu. Pred Sethe T- a: RD / 00,00 r a Lynn, Margaret Tv 2 /o (Boy (OC +37 Malott, Deane W. 57 3 Arta i fay coh og gM Elizabeth os essen ote doy ee athe no - Moncrieff, Mrs. et she Be a? /a@ wr ——— Morrison, Beulah¢7 ste er So Owe Zura BE Ne_ NevenSchwander, Elise. pe fase Te i : neue Patterson, De Le see _ Schwahn,—Siah—p 4 ecce Dimmer, Dre Le Ke on X2 SL —_ Feat by. Wiley, Russell L. ~ /878_ 2S ; » Kae vs be ro eSwarthout, D. Me AleX ___--——Strong, Mrs. Frank (O02 E , touffer, E. BF SOE "ae ac TW x Joo. aa ees Bm 04~= Te . ene Bl isworth, Pred JGUE Theett At = 43 Ts nee Mal THIRD WAR LOAN DRIVE Name “Issue Maturity Bank Remarks Price Value | Allen, F. Ce $1400. 1525 First ational Ss. 100 les, Ce G, 137,50 150 First liational > 6 5, 75 100 _ iLawr, National domi, R. = 500 Davis, Rober’ McNair Commeeearant i Theatres 5000 Havenhill, L. D. 75 100 : = Hessler, Ve Pe S78 500 Pirst National Ise, John = | ; : Klooz, Karl te 100 Credit to Mrs. Klooz, = ace solicitor Hollender, Vim. 37.50 50 Mrs. Kollender, solicit or Lawson, Paul B, 112.50 150 First National Moodie, Minnie S. 75 100 Lawrence National - : may buy two 75 100 Neighborhood solicitor Malott, Deane W. 381.25 875 2 Meguiar, Elizabeth oe Ys solicitor in her Miessner, W. Otto Will rit inte, Moore, Meribah No bonds at present. Moncrieff, Mrs. Alice 37.50 50. Pérst es ; Morrison, Beulah 37.50 50 : 1 ( Patterson, De :. —- 66.25 75 Zimmer,’ Dr. L. Ke 92.75 125 Wiley, Russell L. 18.75 25 Swarthout, De Me 75 100 Strong, Mrs. Frank cone) 100 Stoland, 0. 0. iso 200 First ational : | each month) Capt. Morris 37.50 50 Kensas City, Mo. Lt. Clark 37.50 — 50 First National Lt. Wilson — 18.75 25 Horton, Kansas Lt. Leibik 18.75 25 First National Lt. Neal 18.75 25 First National Sgt. DeMars 37.50 50 First National HEADQUARTERS SERVICE UNIT NO. 3704 University of Kansas Lawrence, Kansas 21 September 1945 NOW BUYING NAME EACH MONTH PRESENT DRIVE Colonel MeMORRIS $ 50.00 $ 100.00 First National Bank Captain MORRIS 0 50.00 Kansas City, Mo. Lt. CLARK 25-00 50.00 First National Bank Lt. WILSON 0 25.00 Home State Bank, Horton, Kansas Lt. LEIBIK 25.00 25.00 First National Bank Lt. FOX 25.00 None Lt. NEAL 25-00 25.00 First National Bank Sgt. Kollender 0 50.00 First National Bank Sgt. De Mars 3075 50.00 First National Bank Sgt. Ahern 18.75 None T/5 Dymond 0 None T/5 Burke 0 None Pvt. Stamy 3.75 None Pvt. Miller 3.75 None Pvt. Engelhardt 6.25 None Pvt. Kerr 0 None For the Commandant: 2 Hage : OLD E. NEAL 2nd Lt., AUS, War Bond Officer. UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS LAWRENCE DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION September i7, 1943, Lt. Col. We. L. McMorris, Military Department, University of Kansas. Dear Colonel McMorris: If you will fill this slip out for me, stating at what bank you are purchasing the bond and the amount as well as the type of bond, I will appreciate it. I would much prefer that you handle the bond buying at the bank and then I can turn in the necessary information to the Chamber of Commerce, which is checking on the same. Will you also please mention when you are buying the bond, or if you have bought, so that I can give this information to the Chamber of Commerce. I am enclosing two extra blanks so if there is anyone in your department who cares to subscribe we will be happy to take their application. Thanking you for your kind cooperation, I am Sincerdly yours, ; 2 September 21, 1943. Miss Helen Humphrey, . Lawrence Chamber of Commerce, Lawrence, Kansas. Dear Miss Humphrey: i am giving you an individual report concerning the subscriptions for bonds in the Third War Loan Drive. This memor- andum sets out, so far as possible, the net purchase price in the first set of figures, and the second set of figures shows the face or maturity value of the bond. ea In my work I have suggested that the individuals buy their bonds at the bank of their choice. I understand that each day you get a report from each bank of the purchasers and it will be easy for you to check against this list. One of the purchasers it~ his bond at the postoffice, because he stated that went to the bank they did not have the $500 denomination in Series B bonds. < refer to Mr. Gowans, and his partner, Carl Drake, who is also purchasing a $500 bond at the postoffice. I imagine you check the postoffice for purchasers, do you not? . A few of the faculty members have not been employed during the summer and they have had a long spell without fifiancial income. I refer to Miss Meribah Moore, Miss Kathleen Doering, Dr. Robert Molair Davis and Dr. Otto Miessner. Professcr Davis is pur- chasing a $200 bond in October and a §400 bond monthly thereafter. Miss Deering has had illness to prevent her subscribing. She had an expensive surgical operation but she hopes at some future time to subsoribe. Dr. Miesaner depends on his royalties, and will buy soon. I find that Professor John Ise is in the same position as Professor Davis. ae Stenley Schwahn stated that the Lawrence Commonwealth purchased $5,000, and apparently he counted his subscription in there. I solicited him but he did not subscribe. I found no one had solicited Lt. Col. B. Le MoMorris, commandant of the R.0.T.C. He purchased a bond and when I took his subscription I got the rest of the officers of the Military Department. Their subscriptions are appanded. Miss Minnie Moodie, whose wmtimely death occurred Sunday, talked with me Saturday and stated that she would purchase one $75 bond but was checking with the bank and if her funds were sufficient she would purchase another. Mra. C. G. Bayles and Mrs. e age William Kollender wish to have credit for their husbands" sub- scriptions. : : If there is any other information that you desire in addition to this, I will be happy to supply it if possible. Sincerely yours, ¢ oa Direstor of Physical Miucation, FCA:AH see Varsity Basketball Coach. He STANDARD LIFE WOO UGTATIOR sessz.. Y, ts Standard its good Jor Life JOHN V. SEES SECRETARY June 13, 1944 To the Members of The Special Names Committee! The Fifth War Bond Drive is on and we are asking you to serve again on this Committee. The Invasion has started and the Government will need money - much money to see it through. The members of this Committee did a noble job in the last two Drives. We on you again. es complete. its” work next. week, The ‘Drive ‘Pally opefis on the twenttéth with a big meeting at Haskell Stadium. No doubt many.of our prospects will subser} r bonds at that meeting. If so, their subscriptio , be credited to this Committee, “"eeeeeesescemes We hope to complete the work of this Committee by the twenty-sixth, There will be cases where your prospects are out of town or for some other reason can not be contacted next week,. but these exceptional cases cdn be taken care of later. We will have a meeting of the Committee on Monday, June 19, at 2 o’clock P.M., at the Chamber of Commerce, at which time you can select your prospects and we will give you your supplies. We hope you can be present. Mr. George Docking, Co-Chairman of the Committee, joins with me in this letter. a) Y ours, My, fe Co TREASURY DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON DEFENSE SAVINGS STAFF February 8, 1944 To Lawrence War Bond Buyers! Douglas County has just one more week in which to reach its quota of two million dollars in the Fourth War Bond Drive. That means the sale of one-half million dollars of War Bonds in that week. The citizens of Lawrence have responded loyally as always, but a greater response is necessary if we are to reach our quota in the allotted time. Perhaps you have bought to your limit, or to what you thought was the limit, of your resources. But, realizing the pressing necessity for funds to carry on the great naval and military operations on land and sea, and the greater sacrifices the men in the armed forces are making, is it possible for you to squeeze out another hundred or perhaps another thousand for War Bonds. If you are a business man, perhaps you have funds in reserve for later purchases or improvements. If so, consider a temporary investment in the 7/8 % Treasury Certificates. They are the practical equivalent of cash, will yield a smail interest return and will materially aid government financing, The same may be said of the Treasury Savings Notes, Series C. If you have not bought, or have not bought your limit, go to your own bank and do it today. Let’s finish the job! Sincerely yours, an iad Special Names Committee << Forrest C. Allen Smith, Guy W. Gardner, Lulu Canuteson, Dr. R. i Black, Florence Flint, L. Ne Babcock, Vealthy 1730 Illinois St. 1242 eictitann 1638 Mississippi St. 1300 Louisiana St. 1603 Louisiana St. Route 6 Lawrence, Kansas $75.00 $150.00 $375.00 $375.00 $500.00 $75.00 Series Series Serics é Series Series Series (1) Jan. (2) Jan. JaNe Jane Jan. Jane 20 18 21 21 18 21 Universityof Kans First National Bank Lawrence National Bank Lawrence National Bank Lawrenc © National Bank Forrest C,. Allen Spenser, D. He Russell, F. Ae Twente, Esther Althaus, C. B, Lawrence, Kansas 1014 Mississippi St. . $75.00 1656°Illinois $150.00 1310 Louisiana 2-$100.00 930 Oak. $375.00 Series Series Series Series Jane 20 Jane 24 University of Kansas First National Bank First National Bank First National Bank Lawrence National Bank — eh Bak wi Pace an oh Fina Me pa os aa pee erent: ida . UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE Department of Applied Mechanics Jan. 24, 1944 Dear Forrest: Very sorry, but when I received your letter regarding war bonds I had already agreed to make my subscription through the neighborhood campaign. Since Mrs. Brown was one of the solicitors for the neighborhood it seemed almost necessary to handle the matter in this way. Cordially, 1 Gm Oh LPO PEVAMAL, D Usent suru andl get Aa, eee are t A ANNE eye, jCanemeoren ener