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11. M&?FORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORU, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1934. PAGE two tlal disbanding of the Nazi storm troops In the Interest of Germany's ' foreign policy resulting from an order j to the troopers to lay off their famll-' lar brown shirt and get back to civilian clothes for the July vacation ' period. LI A 'YOUNG' PRINCE AT 40 SOCIAL, ECONOMIC BY CREDiniASlf President Roosevelt Signs Bill Authorizing Co-operative Credit Unions to Make 'Character' Loans WASHINGTON, Juno 38, (AP) President Roosevelt yesterday signed the bill establishing a federal credit union system to make credit more available to people of small means. Other bills signed Include: One imposing taxes upon fire arms and machine guns and restricting Importation and Interstate transpor tation of these weapons. A bill amending the agricultural adjustment act with respect to the processing tax on hogs, jute, cotton and burlap. A measure appropriating funds for the army to send units to participate in the International celebration at Port Ulagra, Now York. The president also signed a meas ure authorizing the sale of portions of the pueblo lands to the city of Ban Diego, California, Wo Major Bills Sinned. None of the major bills passed In the closing daya of the session were among those signed. The credit union bill authorizes establishment of cooperative credit unions under national charters to make amall "character" or secured loans to individuals. It to aimed at usurious practices lit the making of small personal loans. Funds for the credit unions will be raised through sale of capital stock and by borrowing up to to per cent of capital and surplus. Xllgl bls obligations could be redlscounted at federal Intermediate credit banks, however, to the entire amount of paid In, unimpaired capital. Limitation Set. No loan could exceed J00 or ten per cent of the capital and surplus, whichever was larger, and loans without endorsement or collateral will be limited to 60. The unions will be. similar to those new operating In many sections un der state charters. They will be un der the supervision of the governor of the farm credit administration, who la authorized to employ 130,000 of that agency's tunas. Cach union will contribute a. fee to the farm credit administration calculated to take oare of all expenses after the organization period. The bill with respect to process ing taxes on Jute, cotton, burlap and hogs, authorizes a rotund of floor taxes where .the processing fee la reduced or abandoned without waiting for all processing taxes to be removed from Jute, cotton and bur lap. This is done In order to per mit thoee holding these commodi ties In stock to meet competition. Process Tax Redefined. The bill redefines the processing tax as affecting hog producers to compel packers and others process ing hogs for the market or for other use to pay the levlea Instead of the farmers. It does this by changing the defi nition from "preparation for market" to "processing for distribution or use." This will require packers and pro cessor for market to pay the taxea and will abolish the practice that has grown up where local packers make farmers kill their hogs and pay the taxes before they will buy them. It also Is Intended to reach big ho tels, which grow and slaughter their own hogs. Uvrv 'fa - rr,w'rw'"'" ,' ' W j " as ' ' ' -4t '' ' 1 111 , . I $ . t ' jW1 1m-w f4wf HI L I , I t'-' ' -1, " t J IS Hitler Left Without Plan to Oppose Drive of Foes Peace With Jews Needed to Restore German Trade He doesn't look It, but the Prince of Wales Is 40 years old. His for tieth birthday found the heir to the throne of the British empire busier than he ever has been for he it engaged In a campaign to eliminate slums throughout the British Isles, and la working hard at the Job. Here ll his latest picture. (Associated Press Photo) 8E T. Beglnnlnft next Sunday evening. Rev. Joe. M. Johnson of the Feder ated church at Central Point will give a aerie of meaaagei on pro phetic aubjeote. Certain event tn the affairs of today, among all na tion, will be discussed In the light of prophecy. Among the question he will dis cus are: "Is the grouping of the peoples of the world into two main camps- Fasclm9 and Communism of any deeper significance than the manl testation of Just two more political movements? "What Is the prophetic significance of the International control of the money markets, witft the Inevitable credit restrictions? "Will antt-Semettsm affect the United States? "Will the present revolt against liquor control bring a wholesome re action; or shall we look for a grow ing demand for 'liberty' and 'll cense?' "Can our present educational sys tern stem the growing tide of law lessness? "Has God moved His prophets to declare for peace among the nations? "How long will the old-fashioned Christian home endure? "la the movement among men known sa the Christian church virile enough to demand respect and obedi ence among nations? "Is the kingdom of Jesus Christ In preparation?" - These, and many more such ques tions, will be discussed from the prophetic messages of the Bible. The regular announcement will be made from week to week. V Z Sail 'wfefi Time to cool off... H -J Ilda Williams To Teach Nicholla Piano Principles According to word received In Med ford. Miss Ilda Williams of this city has been selected to represent and teach the William O. Nicholla teaching principles In this vicinity. Miss Wil liams Is a former student of St. Mary'a academy, and also studied piano un der Noel Ersktne. The work, which Mies Williams hu been selected to represent, carries the recommendations of teachers colleges, schools and academies, as well as art ist teachera throughout the country, Mr. Nlcholle, the director has pointed out. Dog Poisoning at' Bellview Probed ASHLAND, June 9B. (8pl. The state police and the sheriff's office are Investigating the matter relative to so many dogs being poisoned In the Bellview district during the last six weeks, Bight dogs have died as a result of poison. Use Mall Tribune want ads. E DEBT PLAN DRAWN SALEM, June 38. (If) The 140,000 deficit due the state police by the state game commission can be met eventually by elimination of all un necessary expenses and practice of .rigid economy In all departments, Prank B. Wire, supervisor of the etate game commission, Informed Secretary of State P. J. Stadelman here today. The deficit for game protection work will be paid on a monthly basis uVider a plan worked out by Staled man. Wire declared here that the members of the gam commission were in sympathy with the proposal which calls for payment Of the (40. 000 by October 1. He said however that the size of the payments on the deficit would depend upon the re- NEW YORK, June 28. (AP) The New Vork Post, in a series of copy- righted articles by Johannes Steel, says a reversal ui fibbi ;uiii;ivis iiiuai, come if "Germany Is not to drop Into a bottomless pit of social and eco nomic chaos which would bring the gravest repercussions the whole world over." "This reversal wnl come soon," Steel writes, "for Hitler is at the end of bis tether and only confusion prevails among his associates. He is loft without any plan with which he ceipts 0f the commission which have might oppose tne consistent arive oi , been reduced the past two years. nis opponents." Steel, in previous artlclea of the series, predicted that the Hitler re gime soon will be succeeded by a mlltary dictatorship. In today's ar ticle he says the new regime will try to restore Germany's export trade, and to do this will enter Into "nego tiations with the Jews who alone are able to stop the boycott. "Although no absolute and com plete reversal of the Nazi policies as regards the Jews can be expected im mediately after the new regime as sumes power." Steel writes, "It Is certain that m desperate plight of the Jewa In Germany will be alle viated by a liberal Interpretation of the so-called 'Aryan paragraph.' Fin ally, their rights as citizens will be restored. The article concludes: "As for Hitler himself? "He will go out of power, Just like he got Into power "Through the bact door." BERLIN, June 28. (AP) Chancel lor Adolf Hitler today assured Franz Seldte, minister ot .abor, and foun der and leader of the vterans' or ganization the Steel Helmet that the veterans' body will not be dis solved. The Chancellor Immediately sent an order to Colonel Ernest Roehm, chief of staff of the Nazi storm troopers, that attacks by the storm troopers in word or deed on the Steel Hel meters must cease. Hitler's orders followed a contro veray between the veterans on the one hand and-the militant Nazis on the other. Because the meeting of the Steel Helmeters In the government district ot Arnsborg "showed thoroughly antl Nazl tendencies," the state police Is sued the decree forbidding until fur ther notice all publlo Steel Helmet meetings within the Arsberg area as well as the wearing of Steel Helmet uniforms or badges In public. At the same time rumors spread that there would be a whole or par- WONDER WHO SELLS THE NEW GOODYEAR TIRES? 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