The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-11-17
9Th WAR LOAN
QUOTAS SET
County Chairme en-
Announced

Frank w. Wrightson, Chairman Of
the Maryland War Finance Commit
tee,, announced Sixth War Loan
quotas for State and Counties this
week. The Campaign which officially
opens on November 20 and continues
through December 16, will seek to
meet $210, 100000 goal which is $751;
100000 less than the Fifth War Loan
quota. In commenting on the State
quota, Mr. Wrightson said that we
cannot afford to "kid" ourselves on
this most important of all campaigns.
Not only must we buy extra Bonds
for ourselves, but it is our personal
duty to convince and sell extra Bonds
to the other fellow" he said. "Bulle-
tins from the battlefronts tell of VIC
tory after victory, but ultimate VIC
tory is still long way off. We are
apt to let down in our war efforts, be-
cause we believe it's all over but the
shouting! When Germany is finally
out Of the picture we still have an
other and much more costly war to
finish with the Japs!"
Increased County Participation
Mr.. Wrightson also stressed the
point that in this Drive, Maryland ex-
poets finer and more strenuous par
ticipation than ever from the counties.
"They have always done good job,
but we believe the agricultural par
ticipation this time will be in po-
sition to break all their previous
records" An executive meeting of the
Agricultural Division was held at the
War Finance Committee offices under
the direction of R. H. Dixon, Jr.,
Deputy Manager. The Farm Execu-
tive committee includes Paul Nystrom
of the University of Maryland Exten-
sion Service; Roy Brooks, Master of
the State Grange; R. F. C. Weagley,
President of the Maryland Farm Blu
reau; C. E. Wise, Jr., Secretary of the
Maryland Farm Bureau; P. D. Brown,
County Agent for Charles County and
Edwin Englar, Secretary of the Car
roll County Farm Bureau.
County Chairmen Receive Goals
The county and regional chairmen
and their quotas for the Sixth War
Loan are:
Maryland
ALLEGANY-Joseph NJ. Naughton, Execu-
tive Vice President Second National
Bank, Cumberland, 100000
ANNE ARUNDEL - Joseph d. Lazenby,
215 Main ST., Annapolis, Md.--$1 100000
CALVERT-Almos d. Neeld, Prince Fred
erick, Maryland $11O 600
CAROLINE-K. Thomas Everngam, Esq,
Denton, Maryland :, :, -; - 1925 900
Westminster Savings Bank, Westminster.
cEoai@c. A. Ringgold, Vice President sdSInto
Treasurer Elkton Banking & Trust Co,
CHARLES - P. d. Brown, La Plata,
BALTIMORE-Chri H. Kahi, Presi-
.. Penna. Av., Towson, Baltimore 4,
poRGHEsTER-James A. McAiiister r'? Esq,
Cambridge, MARYLAND $3.50 900
FREDERICK-W. Clinton McSherry, Pres
ident Western Maryland Trust Co,
Frederick, Maryland 81 $50 900
GARRETT-Howard C. Riggs, vice-P resi
dent. Cashier Garrett National .o Bank NIX
HARFORD-C. Milton Wright, superin-
tendent of Schools, Bel Air, Nd 81, $780, 600
HOWARD-Elmer c. Cavey, Cashier Pa
tapsco National Bank, Ellicott City.
KENT - Charles F. WheatIey, Cashier
Peoples Bank of chestertown, Chester hes ero
MONTGOMERY-Fred L. Lutes, Executive
Vice President Suburban National Bank.
Silver Spring, Maryland-------- $780, 900
PRINCE GEORGES-T Howard Duckett,
President Prince Georges Bank & Trust
Co.. Hyattsville, Maryland---$1, $50 600
QUEEN ANNE-HOrace M. Morgan, Queen
Anne, Maryland-------- 1915 600
ST. MARYS-Roland B. Duke, Leonard
town. Maryland---------.------.--- $3.50 900
SOMERSET - C. Allen Carlson Supt.
of Schools, Princess Anne, 1915 900
TALBOT ABBOT ,1 T Hughlett Henry .E Esq., oas
WASHINGTON-John D. Hollyday, Presi-
town, Maryland So 700 900
WICOMICO-Ernest c. Clark, Esq, E..
Main ST., Salisbury, Maryland----$9O0,0O 600
WORCESTER-Reese F. Chopper, Cashier
Calvin B. Taylor Banking Co., Berlin,
Regional Chairmen
REGION 1-Charles A. Piper, President
The, Liberty Trust Company, Cq n9 eGo
land, Maryland --- = - g, 975, 600
Citizens National Bank, F Re der ok
REGION samuel P. Cassen, Vice Presi-
dent, Towson National Bank, Towson,
Maryland | SIC, 200, 900
REGION 4-Stuart I. Brown, Cashier
First National Bank Of Southern Md,
Upper Marlboro, Maryland ,S75, 900
REGION 8 - John Noble. Easton,
REGION &C. Maxwell Armor, Jr., c. & p.
Telephone Co.. Salisbury, Md.-$2.500,000