The evening world. Newspaper, September 21, 1920, Page 9

ww _URGES 4 PER CENT. ON POSTAL SAVINGS Federal Concitiator Says Higher Rate Would Help Stabilize Labor, Hywell Davies, Commissioner of Con Ciliation In the Federal Department of Labor, to-day told the Senate Commit ; fee on Reconstruction and Production, ( Senator Willian M. Calder, Chairman, he favors raising the Interest to 4 per cont. in the Postal Banks, payable 1 per cent. « quarter; and the extension of the banks to every post office in the country. ‘The inerease of interest and exten- sion of the banks, the Commiasioner | paid, would dv me any ot! ency in stabilizing Iabor, ‘The man i savings fund I# not going to ina hurry to impair it by going on nd there will be less lnbor for the same man ts leas Foam. He will h & Rreater y to find an anc wre in his _ Cavalry Drive Wins Positions in South Russia— Alexandrovsk Menaced. 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