Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1926, Page 27

NEW URGES RAISING POSTAL SAVING LIMIT By the Awsociated Press. Postmaster General New believes that the statutory limit on postal sav- ings accounts should be increased from $2,500 to $5,000. In a recommendation to Congress |)a $8 this effect, as chairman of the ings system, board of trustees of the postal sav- many regular depositors who have reached the pres. ent limit since the service was begun 15 years ago would continue to utilize it if the amount which could be cepted were substantially increased. Holding that the system could now be regarded as a permanent Govern- ment institution, he described it as a refuge for the timid and fearful in times of financial stress, an agency for encouragement of thrift, a magnet for bringing hoarded funds into circu- tion, and a means for retaining in this country much of the money which he {omerw 1y rent abroad. mfi M said, no longer oppose the but find it a valuable ald to their own b";:," tal savings deposits & ted stal savings amoun to $134,178,668 at the end of the last fiscal year, he reported, this total representing an increase of $3,005,847 dyring the year. The funds were held for the Post Office Departmént in 3,604 banks, of which 2,667 were national banks; 492 State banks, which were members of the Federal Reserve system; 563 non-member State banks and two State-supervised private banks. NDAY, DECEMBER 6. feported by the newspaper Politika |recent signing by Italy and Albania ITALY-JUGOSLAVIA BREACH IS WIDENED B the Assoclated Préss. BELGRADE, Jugoslavia, Deceémber 6~~In political quarters here it is considéred that the relations be- tween Italy and Jugoslavia may be furthér strained by an incident at 2ara, an Italian port on the eastern Jugoslavi. The newspaper asserts that a Ju- goslav courier arriving at Zara was detained by an Italian policeman, who broke the seals of his pouch and examined correspondence in- tended -for the Jugoslav consulate. The policeman then returned the correspondence to the gourier. The consul complained to the local pre- fect, says the newspaper, and it is understood theé matter is to be taken up by the Belgrade government. side of the Adriatic in Dalmatia, as’' Jugoslavia has been stirred by the 1926. of a pact of friendship and security. e Toy Train Run by Wireless. A wireless-controlled toy train has been perfected by an English in- ventor. At a recent demonstration he operated two engines with cars with power supplied by a transmitter in the other end of the room. 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