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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1935)
MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREOON'. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2S. 19?.. PAP.E TTTHEIS OPENS FRIDAY AT e A supply of United Statei Saving bond ranging in denomination from 25 to $500, generally leferred to as "Baby Bonds", was received today at the Medford postoirice and will be put on sale tomorrow, Friday. Mar. 1. R. G. Beach. aseUtant postmaster, sid a great demand ts anticipated for the. bonds, which will mature after 10 years and are redeemable at any time after 60 days from the date of pur chase. Before the end of the first year they will be redeemable at the . purchase price, and after that time will begin to Increase In value. These bonds, which due to their low denominations are expected to become a popular Investment, were Issued In denominations of 25, $50, 100 and $500, maturity value. They win be aold at the following respec tive figures: $18.75. 37.50, $75 and 375. These bonds are registered with the treasury department. j If held to maturity, the bonds will yield about 2.9 per cent interest per annum compounded semi-annually. If redeemed prior to maturity they will yield less varying wttn the re spective redemption ynlue. The bonds are exempt from all taxes, federal and state, except estate or inheritance taxes. Mr. Beach, who will be in charge of the sale here, pointed out that not more than $10,000 maturity value In these bonds can be purchased by any one person during any one calendar year. A table of values received if the purchaser wishes to turn in the bonds before maturity, la printed on the iace or the bonds. They will go on sale tomorrow In all first, second and third and certain fourth class postofflces throughout the country. day to 15 on Tuesday, 14 on Wednes day, and even fewer today, according to City Police Clue? Clatous Mc Credle. The diminishing number of arrests is not due to a slacking of police vigilance, but to the fact that the motorists are beginning to take notice of the parking rules posted la the restricted irea. after notice of the large numbrr of arrest had been made, he said. A vigilant check -will be kept from now on, McCredle said, in an effort to keep the downtown sections from being so croa'ued with the auto of office worker that out of town v'.si tora are unable to park. BOY. 15. HELD ON A 15-year-old boy was arrested yes terday by city police on forgery charges, after he had allegedly passed two worthless checks, which police ay he forged himself, one upon the Rose Grocery for $16.25, Feb. 31. and one for $18.50 which he attempted to pass upon the Safeway store at the corner of Main and Holly streets yes terday. The checks were cleverly forged. police say, the ability of the boy to write clearly having been in his favor. as no suspicions were held as to the checks' authenticity at the time they were passed. The boy will be turned over to the Juvenile court for action. MOTORISTS QUI T L .S.F Society aid Clubs Pretbtterlan Women' .iMirla(tin to Meet The women's association of the Presbyterian church will meet in the church parlor on Tuesday, March 5. with Grace circle in charge of refreshments. WASHINGTON. Feb. 28 (APt A bill to provide that old age pensions and unemployment insurance be fin anced out of the federal treasury was offered today by Senator Lewis (D.. 111.), as a substitute for the adminis tration's social security measure. In a statement. Senator Lewis said the substitute lays "down the prin ciple that the government should provide for the citizens solely out of the federal funds; that the gov ernment shall treat the United States citizens as citizens of the United States and leave the state funds for state pensions wholly to the state treasury." Lewis hoped to work, out a com plete new substitute with President Roosevelt for the Wagner-Lewis bill now being considered by the house ways and means committee. Coincident with President Roose velt's return to the city, reports reached Capitol Hill today that some of his advisors were perturbed over changes already made In the social security bill. Because of this some members of the house ways and means commit tee expressed doubt as to what the presldent'a attitude would be when the amended bill Is presented to him for his approval. YOUTH HELD FOR PENSION BOOST LOSES IN HOUSE (Continued irom page One) poxer under the budget control bill to force the original reduction. "I may be forced under the recently enacted budgetary control bill to re tain the 1933 lfeLilative cut, and If employes don't like it they can qui;. I will have no trouble In flnd'.ng effi cient men among the 10.000 applica tions on file in my office," Governor Martin aid. His statement referred only to the many departments over which he has control. the United Air Lines ship which will be tnking her and her fatner. Joseph Slenccynskl. from Seattle to San Francisco, will stop at the municipal airport. The sparrow hawk, which takes It name from Its taste for English spar row, rarely attarks chicken. Use Mall Tribune want ade. 4X Ray King. 28. of Joplin, Missouri, was arrested last night for allegedly attempting to alterate the motor numbers on a Ford coupe which he has been driving. The car carries Arkansas license plates, and a check up with the record for that state has not yet disclosed whether the car was stolen or not, officers said today. King was working on the numbers In a car lot here when the arrest came, after state police officers had held him under observation all day yesterday, they said. He was lodged in the county Jail pending investigation of his case. He has been living with relatives in this city, state police officers stated. Another lhbe Dies PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. 28. APJ C. Henri Labbe, 61, attorney ana French consular agent here, died sud denly today. He was a brother oi Dr. Edmontl J. Labbe, noted Portlana obstetrician, who died eight days ago. (Continued from Page One) The number of arrests for viola tion of parking laws in the downtown section has dwindled from 45 on Mon- lobbyist to Washington to protect the state's interests. He will receive $7, 500 a year. The Arizona congressional delegation here Is saying nothing about this unusual step, but Is curs ing under its collective reath. PWA-er Ickes, who tossed out of hi office Democratic national com mitteemen and other lobbyists, will have a problem now He cannot toss out the official lobbyist of a sover eign state although he probably will. New Domestic and Imported Woolens. Smart Checks and Shepherd Plaids. Expertlv tailored Spring SUITS $30 and up Order yours now! F. J. HUBER 31 North Tir There are 41 Johnsons enrolled at the University of Missouri, 37 Smiths, 25 Millers and 18 Joneses. Copper Identified as coming from the region around Lake Superior has been found In prehistoric Indian mounds in Louisiana. at AMoria. and tlie other authorizing the federal government to acquire privately owned lands In the state to add to national fore.sts, were placed on tomorrow' calendar. The latter was made a special order of business for 2:30 p. m. The house reversed it position taken Wednesday and under recon sideration passed the senate bill cre ating a Jury commissioner in Multno mah county. PIANIST PRODIGY ON MORNING AIRPLANE Ruth Slenscynskl. 10-year-old pian ist prodlpy. in mnklnc a concert tour of the larger cities of the country by air, will be In this city for a few mlnutea at fl:15 a. m. tomorrow, when SALEM. Feb. 28. (AP Legislators in the Oregon assembly today became aware of the potentialities of power they placed in the hands of Governor Charles H. Martin when they passed the budgetary control bill, one of the administration measurts which was approved after the two houses be lieved they had taken the teeth out of the original proposal. This reaction came to them follow ing a press conference last night with the chief executive in which he voiced displeasure at the action of the Joint ways and means committee in ignor ing his recommendations agslnst re storing half of the legislative salary cut to state officials and employes, and declared he would block the i move even to the extent of using his It's M'ortlt morel Schilling Baking Powder costs more than most. 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