Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 181, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 December 1929 — Page 7

DEC. 9, 1929.

AGRICULTURE IS SEEN ENTERING UPON NEW ERA Ignore State Boundaries in Handling Problems, Thompson Plea. Pv Pflltn l Prrst CHICAGO. Dec. 9.—Sara H. Thompson, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, today called for a strengthening of the credit situation for the fanners, and said that agriculture was on the threshold of anew era. He was addressing the elevent annual convention of the federation at the Hotel Sherman with 5,000 delegates in attendance. Farm problems must be handled from a national viewpoint, Thompson said, declaring that state boundaries must be ignored in considering the problem. “We no longer can think in terms of the states,” he said, “since communication and transportation have knit every section of the country together so closely. “Thimrs are being done which will soon place agriculture on an equality economically with other Industries, but the credit situation is unsatisfactory,” he said. “It must be strengthened so that it can meet the requirements more nearly. The farm bureau has prepared amendments to the rural credit art. passage of which by congress would provide a way for a more adequate system of agricultural finance. Now that the United States had declared a policy for agriculture, it is doubly necessary to obtain a financial program adequate to meet the expanded program for this industry. The agriculture that we now build must be one of permanence.” Thompson said any reduction in farm taxes must be sought through readjustment tending to spread the tax burden equally over all clases, rather than through reduction in public expenditures.” He expressed a belief that the agricultural marketing act—“this elevation of agricultural rates” will have an immediate effect on agricultural prosperity. FRENCH WINE MAKERS ASK GOVERNMENT AID Become Alarmed at Shinkage in Exports; Plead for Publicity. Pv T’nite*! Prrr.s PARIS, Dec. 9.—France is becoming alarmed at the continual shrinkage in her wine exports and the government has been asked to appropriate 10,000,000 francs for a world-wide publicity campaign for French vintages. Twenty per cent of the population of France is directly, or indirectly, supported by the wine industry and any decrease in exports is felt keenly. The national cry against France’s decreasing wine experts recently reached the chamber of deputies, when members from the wine districts protested the government must take immediate measures to improve the industry. GIFTS TO BE DISCUSSED Civic Club Committee Also to Consider Unemployment in City. Plans for a huge Christmas tree with gifts for south side children will be discussed by the South Side Civic Clubs central committee Wednesday night at Fountain Square. J. Edward Burk, chairman, announced club representatives will discuss unemployment and may -propose a conference with Mayor L. Ert Slack and business representatives. Killing of Hog Admitted P.U Times Special ANDERSON. Ind., Dec. 9.—William Fisher, living south of here has confessed, police say, that he killed a hog on the farm of Ward Jacobs, a neighbor, with the intention of using the meat for his family larder. He Is in Madison county Jail here charged with malicious destruction of property. Fisher shot the hog and was dragging it to his eutmobile when the owner appeared. having been attracted by the shot. Fisher fled, but Jacobs obtained the license number of the car. Held for Bottle Throwing Wendell C. Ryan, 28. Oaklandon. tv’ho police say smashed windows of three sedans in the downtown business district with empty liquor bottles Sunday night, today was held on charges of possession of liquor and malicious destruction of property.

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