GERMAN LOAN FULLY SUBSCRIBED
COMPULSION BELIEVED TO BE NECESSARY (Received January 13, 5.5 pan.) BERLIN, January 12. It is announced that the £125,000,000 Reich loan issued in November has been fully subscribed. The Berlin correspondent of The Daily Telegraph says this is the first loan not over-subscribed within a few days of its issue, and it is believed that compulsion was needed against the banks and industrialists. The total of loans in 1938 was £500,000,006.
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Southland Times, Issue 23716, 14 January 1939, Page 5
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