THE MORTGAGE CORPORATION BILL

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21416, 7 March 1935, Page 9

THE MORTGAGE CORPORATION BILL

t ■ ;*:! CLi-' a ur uie riiE.ss. S./.-Si- y 1 ht-ro are enough .-une tr.-'i fi'.'r.f■■: nv' m rur Parliament to i'>;r r '- >'■' !!'•'■ abominable Mortgage C : FS;J!: The Government i-r.: r a rtrir.:a for reducing 'i! Tv vanishing point. To : ;rr niv.*:o«\> i:s parasites u aspurMu :.cv. Many 01 these men C2V» v,',,rktd hard and made many i&ciiux.. i'J :ave i'uiiicieiit money to i.ttp the::: having to depend on tthi's v.h'.n they are past work. Why mcuid they be robbed of the value ine.r iiiv!::;;;? if tr.j b.I! it will be a x.j t::v country generally, and to - ; people particularly. Al'iiy y people have had to disthe3L* in Their employ, -cii : Vj the number of unemFu - me."- .'bu-; • mortgagees i'-A v.-:-. " 1 ) ; Government ; s '*«; h -.vere compelled to bcr- !«. f: a I;:r>ner cannot pay ."» per ::<:n(y he lias borrowed f r."\ then he was not in a ; :y'-v ;.t ; for either h-d ! i>\ f" rcapita! of his own v.irr, ■.[ i.y had taken up more -v.l'li:< 'i'ri afford to cultivate J'f'j>cr:y, n wi h the borrowed E'/jt.ty. r«« I«'i ha b r en one of the chief jf-.-s , r |, i>; trouble. Even in the pj'r: pr ;p-.r< i:-' lime.-; farmers wanted in;r>xi< ;;r* fr ;■ nothing, and their out-c-7 th< :-e who have been in r/ji-t cases generous to them is contempt: Ik. V/hy should btisincps People be interfered with and ruined far the benefit of another branch of tee community? Loss of interest and taxation hsi brought many people times! to penurv.—'Yours, etc.. lIARD HIT. "j.'ch C. I'Xt'i.