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
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Safeway President 14-H Club News
Denies Law Violation
Fort Worth, Tex. (U.R) The
president of Safeway Stores,
Inc., a retail grocery chain, de
nied today that Safeway violated
anti-trust laws. ,
A federal Grand Jury indict
ment, returned here late yester
day, named the store chain and
two of its officials. 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.
The storms caused some tem
perature drops, but forecasters
said a massive high pressure cen
tered off the South Carolina
coast would probably keep most
of the East sweltering through
the week end.
High temperatures yesterday
included a sizzling 107 at Pre
sidio, Tex., and 103 at Carlsbad,
N.M. Sioux City, la., had 97, and
Chicago 94, while the mercury
stayed under 90 for the first time
since : Saturday in New York
City.
Lumber Truck Dumps Load; Child Killed
Pistol River Wreck
Claims Second Life
Gold Beach U.R) An auto
mobile accident near Pistol river
Tuesday night has claimed its
second life. .
Pierre Perigot, of France, died
in a local hospital yesterday
from injuries suffered in the ac
cident. His cousin, Berthe Perigot,
Blue Lake, Calif., died a few
hours after the accident. She was
the long-time . publisher of the
Blue Lake, Calif., weekly Advo
cate.
The accident occurred when
the car in which they were rid
ing plunged off Highway, 101
about two miles north of Pistol
river. Two other persons injured
in the accident, Emile Gibouret,
71, Los Angeles and Fernande
Anne Gibouret, were reported
recovering. ,.
. Meyers Fiat, Cali. (U.R)
Four-year-old Diane Roselle Fra
zier died last night from injuries
suffered when a lumber, truck
dumped its load on the car in
which she was riding. .
Her parents and her two
brothers were injured. not seri
ously in. the accident that oc
curred at Bridge Creek bridge
two miles 'south of here. ,
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