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PAGE SIX THE JOURNAL, PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA THURSDAY, JUIIE a. 1943 Federal Housing Administration Nine Years Old Want Definite Rule On Drafting Birthday Finds $32,787,106 Resi dential Mortgage Leans in Force Is Shown The Federal Housing Administra tion is nine years old today, June 27, and has in Nebraska insured residential mortgage loans in the amount of $32,787,106, it was an nounced Saturday by Holger Holm. State Director. The National Housing Act, under which FHA operates, became a law June 27, 1934. The Nebraska of fice was set up shortly thereafter. "The first year," said Mr. Holm, was largely taken up in educational work to acquaint the public and the lenders with the functions of FHA. If banks, insurance companies, Trust companies, and other lenders were to make high-rate mortgage loans at a low rate of interest and for from twenty to twenty-five years, with the Government insuring the loan through FHA, then these lend- ers wanted to take some time to study ! the provisions of the law. They ! wanted to satisfy themselves that the ; law was sound. Here was apparent- fC TL porUpvC ly a quick and safe outlet for mil-jv! i liC 1 dlliCi O lions of their loanable funds, but they wanted to be sure their money would really be safe under this law, which was new in 1934. "After they satisfied themselves that the law was sound, that their loans would really be insured against loss, and that debentures issued in case of loss were guaranteed by the House Committee Seeks to Clari fy Position of Selective Service Toward Fathers Washington, June 24 (UP) The house military affairs com- U. S. Treasury and not merely byimittee today plans to ask the man- some contingent fund, they came into the market quickly and began CAR INSURANCE Is your car protec ted with good in surance? FIRE WINDSTORM HAIL COLLISION Public Liability Property Damage Ifi you own or operate a car you need good insur ance. The rates are reasonable. call or see INSURANCE- JTtL Vf Plattsmouth Office Over Soennichseu's Store making FHA loans. "In 1935 the Nebraska office in sured residential mortgage loans in the amount of $607,120. From that time on. the annual volume has grown steadily every year except one being the "recession'' year 1937, and it appears at this time that 1943 will be the all time record year." Following are the figures as to mortgage loans insured in Nebras ka by FHA up to the present time, as released by Director Holm: 1935$ GOT. 120 1936 - 1,442,750 1937 .1,375,600 1938 2,517,999 1 939 3,870,200 1940 4,370,800 1941 5,9r.S,500 1S42 S.278,037 1943 4.360,100 (up to June 27) Total ?32,7S7,106 In 1S53 there were 2S occupied Indian pueblos in New Mexico. This mini hfr has decreased until now I there are only IS. Of this number i all date back to pre-Spanish times i except the Pueblo of Laguna, which was established after the Spaniards ' came. $500 Hail Insurance on your growing corn costs only $16. Your peace of mind is worth a lot when the clouds begin to roll. )ee Plattsmouth Hank Buildinz A War Time Plan to To Help DEAFNESS and save YOUR VALUABLE TIME GASOLINE, TIRES, MONEY, ENERGY If YOUR HEARING is UNSATISFACTORYWRITE giving the most convenient time for YOU to have a HEARING TEST in YCUR HOME. Our CONSULTANT will be NEAR soon. He will arrange his schedule and write you, making a definite appointment. All inquiries confidential. No Charge No obligation for HOME TEST 727 World-Herald Bldg. Omaha Nebr. h SONOTONE As Advertised in LIFE Free booklet only mailed if you prefer power commission and selective ser vice to clarify at once recent con flicting statements on the drafting of fathers for military service. Demands for "putting the cards on the table" for fathers came from both the house and senate after re curring: reports that the army has modified its 10,900,000 estimate of the number of servicemen needed to win the war and that it may nev er get around to calling large num bers of fathers. Chairman Andrew J. May, D., Ky., of the house military affairs committee said he was preparing letters to manpower chief Paul V. McNutt and selective director Lew is B. Hershey, asking for an expia tion. "One day we hear they expect to call all the fathers and very short ly," May said. '"The next day we hear just the opposite. It's getting so nobody, least of all the men af fected, know where they stand on this matter. "We're going to see if we can't get some kind of a specific de claration from these men upon which they both agree." McNutt told the governor's con ference at Columbus, O., yesterday that fathers would be called for miliary service only when "every last alternative" has been exhaust ed. Asserting that although the month for general drafting of fathers recently had been set back, he said "we cannot yet say how far." The date will be determined, he said, by the fortunes of war, the lowering of physical standards, and the drafting of older men. The senate demands for clarifica tion came from Sen. Burton K. Wheeler, D., Mont., who said yes terday that he had information that plans already were underway to drastically reduce the rate of in ductions during the remaining months of 1943. "For instance," he said, "The August quota of about 238,000 has been cut to about 150,000 and they are going to reduce proportionately each of the remaining months of the year." Much of the confusion stems from recent testimony before congress ional committees on appropriations bills. Corn Plant Closes Pekin, 111., June 23. (UP) Be cause of a lack of corn, the corn products refining company today tapered off production of starch and starch derivatives at its Pekin plant. The last of its available corn was ground yesterday but the processing of this grain was expected to keep the plant busy through today after which production will be halted. The 1,100 employees of the plant will be assigned temporary jobs re pairing the damage wrought by re cent floods. "We can't depend on getting what the government says it will release,'' Leroy Godfrey, manager of the firm's grain department said. "We'd have a new supply of corn if old obligations were fulfilled, and yet in the face of this, the government has the nerve to ask us to produce more starch. piiHHHliiiiiilHHIIlllH r g Cull " R'608 1 In the Kansas City, Mo., and Kan., zone, 4 9 retail florists formed a joint plan for handling orders which is expected to save 150,000 truck-miles a year. bi iii ii fi rv i KEEP YOUR HENS HEALTHY Help fight the war by producing more eggs to feed our fighters, war workers and folks at home! Keep'your hens healthy to keep production UP . let us help! Starting, Growing, Laying Feeds BRINK HATCHERY ; We Give S & H Green Trading Stamps Your Shoes Must Do Double - Duty During Wartime Keep Them in Good Repair A GOOD BUY EVERY DAY U. S. 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