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SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday. July 8, 1955 Increase in Assets Reported by Local Savings-Loan Assn. ' An increase in assets of more than $1,200,000 since June 30, 1954, has been reported by the Jackson County Federal Savings and Loan association. W. J. Warner, president, said the increase resulted from an in crease of more than $900,000 in total savings in the association during the past year. -Since July 1, 1954, the as sociation made some 580 loans, totaling S2,378,622.94, according to John Pletsch, secretary. This is an increase of some $845,000 in mortgage loans for the year, Earnings on mortgage loans made it possible for the associa tion to continue the 3 per cent dividend to investors, and divi dends paid on June 30 totaled $116,997.65. Both officers attributed the in crease to the rapid growth of southern Oregon, and Jackson "county in particular, in popula tion and new industries. To as sist in this growth, Pletsch said, the association will continue to help contractors begin homes in the fall so that men may work under cover during the winter months. This program, very suc cessful last year, helped make the construction of homes a year around business in Jackson county, he said. Grace Line Vessel Stuck in Mud Flats Astoria(U.R) The Grace Eine ship Santa Adela, became stuck fast in the Youngs Bay mud flats yesterday afternoon and at tempts of the Tug Salvage Chief to pull her free this morning failed. The 3733-ton cargo vessel took on a load of flour and general cargo at the Astoria docks Thurs day and had backed around into Youngs Bay to head its nose out to sea when the mishap occurred. The Salvage Chief will make a new attempt to free the ship at high tide at 3:53 p.m. today. 1 They'll Do It Every Time . 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The Grand Jury charged that Safeway has created a "super chain" and said it "lowered prices in Texas to destroy competition." But Lingan A. Warren of Oak land, Calif., Safeway president, issued an immediate denial in which he said the chain "has in no way violated any anti-trust laws unless meeting competition in good faith has become a crime." Oregon City U.R) Wait resses here, were taking a strike vote today after turning down by a 10-1 margin an employer offer of a three - cent - an - hour wage increase. , Eagle Point Dairy Club The Eagle Point Dairy club held its regular meeting on June 28 at the home of Sally Mongold. We practiced judging, giving oral reasons. The painting and clean-up day at the fair grounds for our club was scheduled for Aug. 1. Our next meeting will be held on July 12, the place to be an nounced to the club members at a later date. - Shady Cove Grange Mrs. Phil Motschenbacker will be hostess to the Shady Cove Grange HEC ladies and their families at her home in Shady. Cove for a pot luck sup per at 6:30 p.m. July 12. Visitors are welcome, please bring table service. The regular Grange business meeting will be at the Shady Cove school' Wednesday,- July 13, at 8 p.m. All members are requested to be present. Patterson Names Five To Advisory Council Salem U.P.) Gov. Paul L. Patterson has appointed five members of the nursing home operators advisory council to the State Board of Health. The council was created by the 1955 legislature and becomes effective Aug. 3. Members of the council are Edison McBride of Hillsboro, Michael S. Pontoni of Portland and Frederick D. Stabler of Mc Minnville, nursing home oper ators; Dr. William H. Thayer of Portland, physician, and Mrs. Sara Strandholm of Portland, graduate registered nurse. OFFICES WARMED ' Detroit (U.R) Mayor Albert Cobo's air-conditioned offices got so cool Thursday that thermo stat controlled radiators turned on automatically. The office tem perature climbed to 90 degrees before the radiators were shut off. "' " ' Eastern Heat Wave Continues By UNITED PRESS The weather man wouldn't change his tune today. All he would say was "more heat." A stifling heat wave blanket ed the nation's Eastern two thirds for the ninth straight day and the weather forecasters said they couldn't do a thing about it The vast mass of muggy air battled with an advancing cool front in the West, setting off tornadoes in Minnesota and Ne braska. A child was killed and nine other persons were injured when a twister hit. a Marshall, Minn.,' farm area last night, and another tornado ripped away roofs early, today in the Loup City, Neb., area. 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