MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY 6. 1938.
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IS FOUND HERE BY
LOAN BANK AIDE
There Is a decided upswing In borne
building In Medford today and the
substantial progress of this city 1&
further pointed out by the rapid
growth In numbers and amounts of
Investment accounts In the federal
savings and loan associations here,
commented W. C. Kaley, assistant to
the president of the Federal Home
Loan bank of Portland, who Is here
visiting the local associations.
Kaley reports that federal savings
and loan associations throughout the
country are attracting large invest
ment share accounts as well as new
.ccounta from the investor with small
monthly savings and that the many
new share accounts In the local in
stitutions vary in type, large and
small, which is a healthy sign. It
shows that with the accounts of each
individual insured up to $5,000 and
with the Federal Home Loan bank,
of which the local Institutions are
members, supplying a reservoir of re
serves, savers are very much Inter
ested in placing their savings In their
home institutions.
New money is flowing Into these
associations from all sources, as those
who put In money know that it is
Insured by an instrumentality of the
federal government and that there -is
always a large reserve of money avail
able for share Investors should It be
needed, he asserted.
Guaranteed safety and reasonable
liquidity are the things about which
the investor wants to know, and
knowing these things, is most anx
ious to have his money remain at
home to help In the upbuilding of
his community from which he re
ceives his livelihood, Kaley stated.
, -'"Through thlc cooperative thrift and
' home building plan, local money goes
to meet the requirements of the local
borrower. Home institutions, keep
ing the money circulating In local
channels, naturally appeal to all alike
building permanent wealth and In
creasing payroll dollars that In turn
flow to all lines of local business,
Kaley said.
There are 12 Federal Home Loan
banks In the United States. The
Portland bank serves the 11th dis
trict comprising Alaska. Oregon, Ida
ho, Montana, Utah, Washington and
Wyoming. These banks form a tre
mendous reservoir of capital, ready at
all times to supply funds to Its mem
bers, such as the Jackson County
Federal and the First Federal Savings
and Loan associations of Medford,
that they in turn may meet the re
quirements of share Investors, Kaley
said.
Mo money is loaned to individuals
but to association members who deal
directly with the public. Savings and
loan associations lend their money on
first mortgages to be amortized over
a long period, so should share in
vestors find need for a portion of
Vtheir savings the associations would
meet the requirements through their
. memberships with the bank, he re
marked.
INT HIGHER PAY
WASHINGTON. May 8. (yp) A
spokesman for "the man behind the
gun" the enlisted man in the army,
navy, marine corps and coast guard
asked congress today to Increase
enlisted pay as part of the national
defense program.
J. E. Nleman, appearing for the
regular veterans' association, said
service men "still serve under a horse
and buggy pay scale," with the $21
monthly base pay of 75,000,000 army
privates and marines $9 under the
monthly scale for CCO enrol lees. He
urged a pay scale ranging from 330
up to $150 a month. The present
range Is $21 to $130.
He estimated the pay increases
would cost about $65,000,000 annually,
'CLIVEDEN SET' MYTH
LONDON. May B. (Pi Lord Aator
I anrt his Virglnla-born wife say the
1 "Cliveden set" la a myth.
In letters published today by two
: London newspapers of different po
! lltleal viewpoint, they blamed Eng
lish communist publications for cir
culating stories of pro-fascist gath
erings at their Thsmes aide estate,
l Cliveden.
I Both said they were In the Dnlted
States and that Cliveden was closed
Vn January at the time when "eom-
, munlst leaflets" charged a meeting
was held there snd that It Influ
enced subsequent changes In British
policy.
Soil Erosion Held
Tooth Decay Cause
PHILADELPHIA. May 6. " Dele
gates to the annual convention of the
Pennsylvania Dental society were told
today that soil erosion was indirectly
responsible for Increased tooth decay
among the American people.
Plants growing on Impoverished
son. s.nd Dr. Fred Miller, president
of the society, are deficient In calci
um, phosphorus and other minerals
necessary for sound teeth.
He said that certain foods were
robbed of additional Ingredients by
modern refining processes.
On the
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NITRO BAD ACTOR,
RIFLEMAN FINDS
HELENA, Mont, (ff) The police
weren't quite ao nonchalant as their
burglar-prisoner had been with his
nitroglycerin.
When he was arrested after he blew
open a drug store safe he carried an
ounce bottle of the explosive in his
hip pocket.
Gingerly taking it from him, tl:.e
police explosive experts packed the
bottle In a bucket of snow and car
ried it to an Isolated hillside There
the bottle was removed and placed on
an old rusted stove aa a target for
Patrolman Ingvald Young, expert rif
leman. Young retired as far as the range
of his rifle would permit and then
fired one shot.
"It appeared as though about half
the hillside blew up," Young said.
"The mountain shook. Try as we
might, we were unable to find one
piece of that stove that we could
Identify as such."
Explosive expert said the heat from
the burglar's body was sufficient to
have set off the nitroglycerin.
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"Dust Bowl liisver"
MOLINE, 111. (UP) A machine
known as a damming lister, devel
oped to aid "dust bowl" farmers In
their battle agaUiBt wind erosion of
top soil, Is being tested here. It
deeply furrows a field and at Inter
vals scoops up a quantity of soil
and deposits it In the trench to
form a dam.-
LIBRARY READERS
GIVE TOP CHOICE
TO CRONIN, HEISER
Most popular novels at the Medford
public library In April were:
Citadel Archibald Joseph Cronln
Northwest Passage.-. Kenneth Roberts
And the Rains Came. ...Louts Bromfleld
And So Victoria Vaughan Wllklns
So Great a Man. ............. David Pilgrim
Victoria 4:30 Cecil Roberts
American Dream...- Michael Foster
Tale of Ball Vlckl Baum
No Hearts to Break Susan Krtz
Turning Wheels I Stuart Cloete
Dangerous Years.. ..-..Gilbert Frankau
The Yearling -
- Marjory Klnnan Rawllngs
Promenade Edith Lyttleton
So We'll Llve....PrlBCI!la Hovey Wright
Most popular books of non-flctlon
were:
An American Doctor's Odyssey
-..Victor O. Helser
Present Indicative...,- Noel Coward
Nile Emit Ludwlg
Midnight on the Desert - .
John Boynton Priestly
Assignment to Utopia.... Eugene Lyons
He Did Not Die at Meyerllng R.
Cleopatra Emll Ludwlg
Notes on a Drum....Joseph H. Jsckson
Importance of Living Lin Yutang
Peplta Victoria Sackvllle-West
The Arts Hendrlk Wtllem Van Loon
Sibelius Bengt de Tome
Laughing Odyssey Eileen Bigland
Japan Defies the World....-
- James A. B. Scherer
Journalist's Wife -....Lillian Mowrer
Use Of Old Tires
Is Accident Cause
SALEM, May 6. (fly-The cause of
safety "would be advanced materially
If drivers would refrain from trying
to squeeze a few extra miles out of
worn tires." Secretary of state Earl
Snell said today In supporting Na
tional Tire Snfety week from May 14
to 21.
"Oregon recorded several traffic,
deaths due to skidding and blowouts
last year," he said, "and It la safe
to say that tires In good condition
would have prevented at least some
of these mishaps." ,
MRS. DUNBAR LEAVES
FOR CLUB CONVENTION
PORTLAND. May 6. (JF) Mrs.
Saidle Orr Dunbar, secretary of the
Oregon Tuberculosis association, left
Thursday to attend the triennial con
vention of the General Federation of
Women's clubs at Kansas City. She
will succeed to the presidency of the
national organization and take over
duties at Washington for three years.
She was granted a leave of absence
by the tuberculosis society.
ijiBt Man's Club
HARRISBUBGH, Pa. (UP)--Pennsylvania
firemen who served at
Louisville, Ky.. during the 1937 flood
have organized a last man's club.
I
the boxers fist must keep to its task
There have been 'sixty birth
days in the life of Mills Bros.
Coffee. Each one could have
been the occasion for cele
brating success, but work has
gone on as usual. As a matter
of fact. Hills Bros, consider
every birthday an additional
opportunity not only to main
tain the high quality of their
coffee, but improve it if pos
sible. Ever-increasing confi
dence of millions of people in
Hills Bros. Coffee is gratefully
accepted as another order
to keep everlastingly at it.
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