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BEDFORD MSIE TRTBTTXE. MEDFORD. OREGON-, FKTDY, MAY 18, 1931. Leading Swatter Values for Saturday - Monday May 19 and 21 CUT TO 5 PER CT. PfVl t J. Deuel, eecretury-trtuurer of the Medford Production Credit asso ciation has Just received word from Governor W. I. Myere of the Farm Credit administration In Washington, D. c., that the Interest rate on new loam from production credit asso ciations has been reduced from 514 to 6 per eeu'- According to Mr. Deuel the new 6 tier cent Interest rate becomes effec tive Immediately on all new loans snd advances maae oy me associa tion and will be applicable until fur tner notice. "The new Interest rate of 5 per cent will not affect loans already advanced In full." Mr. Deuel said. "These will continue to bear the rate of Interest prevailing at the time the loan was closed. The Interest charges on loans from the associa tion sre collected when the loans ma ture. The Medford Production Credit association Is now making loans on acceptable crop and chattel security to farmers In Jackson, Josephine, Douglas, Coos and Curry counties. ' "The reduction of the Interest to t per cent on new loans.'.' Mr. Deuel continued, "Is made possible by s recent sale of Federal Intermediate credit bank debentures to Investors at an unusually low rate of Interest. The association gets money to lend fsrmers from the Federal Interme diate credit bank of Spokane. "Tho lowering of the interest rate on new loans to 6 per cent is the second reduction In two mouths, the rate having been reduced from 6 to t;4 per cent on March 16. "According to Governor Myers," ald Mr. Deuel, the Federal inter mediate credit bank is passing on Immediately to farmer-borrowers from production credit associations the saving made possible by lower cost of getting money. The confi dence of Investors in the security of the Intermediate credit banks has been such that the banks are able to get money to lend at the lowest dis count rate in their history. Governor Myers says that the resulting low rate of Interest on production credit association loans is enabling farmer borrowers to save thousands of dol lars on the cost of their farming operations this year. If the associa tions make sound loans, and loans that are collectible, an adequate supply of low cost money will con tinue to be available." Helen Kofmann became Utah's wo men's golf driving champion when she averaged 218 yards a shot on the Forest Dale golf course at Salt Lake City. James Abbott, Southern Callfornls sprinter, intends to be a commercial artist after he la graauatea. Frank DeMaree, Los Angeles out fielder, was leading the way In bat ting averages and home runs In the first several weeks of the Paelfle Coast League baseball season. (As loclattd Preta PhM Company 1634, CCC. located at camp Wineglass In Crater Lake Na tlonal park, Is this week establlshlnc a spike camp near Oregon Caves. First Lieutenant Charles H. Jeffers and 15 enrolled members of the company nae oeen ordered to proceed there, according to district headquarters. The spike camp will be known as the Detchment company 1634 CCC, Oregon caves Spike camp, and will normally consist of one officer and fifty men. The camp la to be located at the mouth of Greyback and Sucker creeks on the Grants Pass-Ores:on Caves highway six miles from the Oregon Caves. OREGON RELIEF SALEM, May 18. (JP) Growers of melons and tomatoea will meet here Monday with Max Ohlhar, etate di rector of agriculture, for a hearing In connection with a proposed mar keting agreement and code affecting ' handlers of melons and tomatoes In t Oregon and Washington. ' ThA nmtviiH trrimAnf. nvir mln.. ' lmum price on cantaloupes, ranging from 65 cents to 11.00 per crate and 940 per ton bulk; casaba and honey, dew melons at $1 per crate and $30 & ton, and tomatoes from 40 to 75 cents a crate, with a ton lot price o.r 15. Prices on crates would vary ac cording to size. The code also provides that a stamp must bo attached to all crates of mel ons or tomatoes varying from 12 Vi to 25 cents on cantaloupes, casabas or watermelons, and from IVz to 12'i cents on tomatoes, or from 3 per ton for tomatoes to $10 for canta loupes In bulk. Any surplus from stamp receipts after operating expenses have been paid will be returned to growers who have not violated any provisions of the code, as proposed. GOOD BEER Just the right "authority" the right taste to make it exhilarating, satisfying! "Blitz WEINHARD "Beer WASHINGTON. 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