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HEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1935.
GAINS BY TREATY
OUTWEIGH LOSSES
IS WALLACE
Agriculture Secretary Wei
comes Constructive Criti
cism Would Undo Harm
of the Smoot-Hawley Act
CHICAGO, Dec. II. (AP) Secre
tary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace
offered hi "considered judgment"
today that American agricultural
gains from the Canadian reciprocal
trade treaty "ao far outweigh the
JoEws that the net advantage to our
agriculture as a whole is very much
worth while."
He welcomed constructive criticism,
In an address prepared for delivery at
the 17th annual American Farm Bu
reau Federation convention, but de
clarcd :
"The other kind of attack the bit
ter, venomous kind Is not Inspired
by any denlde to help the farmers of
th la country. I believe that such un
bridled assaults are Inspired rather
by the same Interests which have
fought every attempt by the farmers
to gain eciomic fair play."
Would Undo Da in age
The agreement, he said, "attempts
to undo the terrific damage done
by the Smoot-Hawley act." Under
that tariff act, he said, agrtculturnl
exports from the United States to
Canada shrank from 0100,000,000 an
nually to 940,000,000.
Of American concessions to Canada
on agricultural products, he said that
"In none of these cases are Imports
In prospect that will have materially
adverse effects upon American pro
ducers." Canadian concessions on meats and
meat products duties, he said, will
open the way "for our farmers to get
back a bigger share of the British
pork market.
"The new agreement wilt permit
American pork to go to Canada to
replace pork exported from Great
Britain, thus In effect permitting In
creased exports of American pork to
Great Britain."
He claimed Important benefits to
fruit and vegetable growers through
Canadian concessions and said there
would be substantia gains" for Unit
ed States grain growers.
Cironent Will Gain
"rarmers of the United States will ;
unquestionably gain from the In
creased exportation of manufactured
products to Canada," he said.
"Suppose that exports of these pro
ducts are increased by 300,000,000
a conservative figure In view of our
trade with Canada in the past and
that half of this amount, or 10,000,
000, goes Into payrolls.
"This would mean definite and
substantial sains In the cash income
'of farmers. Studies have shown that
In the past an Increase of 8150,000.000
m United States factory payrolls
added from four to six million dollars
to the Income of farmers In each of
such states as Illinois, Wisconsin
Minnesota, Nebraska, Missouri, Iowa
and Ohio.
"Agriculture's real and continuing
problem Is not how to stop the Utile
trickle of qompetlng farm Imports,
but how to move Its own great sur
pluses Into export."
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'PET' PLANT HERE
Expansion of warehouse and yard
facilities at the local plant of the
General Petroleum corporation to
take care of actual and anticipated
Increases in sales of the company's
products In this area lias Just been
completed, according to T. M. Hlg
glns, district manager for the firm.
Warehouse space has been increas
ed by 70 percent while the yard space
is now 100 percent larger than for
merly, Hlgglns says.
"The General Petroleum Corpora
tion has a great deal of confidence in
the future of this area," said Hlgglns.
"Public acceptance 'of Mobilgas and
Moblloll and other cf our products Is
alreaoy very gratifying an-' vio antici
pate even larger Inor-iscs In busings
in the near future."
ROLE BY ENGLAND
RAPPED BY INDIAN
IN ROTARIAN TALK
Under British domination India
has enjoyed material advantages but
it has paid a high price for th bene
fits, the Rotary club was told at Its
meeting-luncheon at the Hotel Med
ford yesterday by Mohan V. Raj,
Bombay lecturer who Is touring the
west prior to his departure for his
homeland where he plans to publish
a farm Journal In an effort to mod
ernize agricultural methods.
Mr. Raj painted a vivid picture of
labor conditions In India under which
the "untouchables" work for British
interests for two cents a day. He also
asserted that out of every railroad
dollar earned In India 90 cents goes
into English pockets.
The lecturer sketched the social
conditions existing in India, the caste
tiystcm, farm conditions and customs
and the unequal distribution of
wealth which he said Is concentrated
in the hands of the rulers. He de
clared that one maharajah had 300
wives and 8C0 automobiles.
Clyde Eakln told the club of his
visit with the San Francisco Rotary
club during his recent visit In Call-
Kirkpatrick Grows
Freak Sunflower
A sunflower with ambition to' be a
four-leaf clover, Is a freak of nature
found by Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Klrk
patrlck on their place near the Oak
Grove school on the Jacksonville high
way. The sunflower, which was left
on display at the Mall Tribune office.
measure nine inches acroes the tips
of the "petals" In Is a perfect replica
on large scale of a four-leaf clover.
the Illusion being heightened by s
coat of green paint applied by Mr.
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ANNUAL PLAY FRIDAY
Juniors of Central Point high school
will present the annual junior play,
Friday evening. December 13, at the
high school auditorium.
The play, "Be It Erer So Humble,"
Is In three act. The oast has been
at work In rehearsal for over two
months and promise a full evening of
entertainment to friends end patrons
who attend.
The following student are In the
oast: Joyce Young, Simon Pappe,
Libby Hamilton. Richard Jewett,
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,zel Stager, Esther Lathrop, Kenneth
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Wild Turkeys Are
Pest To Farmers
ROSEBURG. Ore.. Dec. II. (IT) On j
the word of farmers of western Doug- !
las county, wild turkeys are becom
ing a pest. The seven released la the
Olalla district two years ago have be
come 48, they told the state game
commission, end food-stealing Is be
coming too regular. The commission
informed the farmers the birds wou
be trapped and moved elsewhere.
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