' ' SHEEPMEN 'SHEEPl\IEN 'SHEEPl SHEEPl IEN SIIEEPMEN \ MUST 1\IUST 1 IUST \ KEEP KEEPh ; COSTS LOW TO SURVIVEAlthough SURVIVE SURYIVE SURVIVEi i ) . Although it is reasonable to e .pect pect expect expectIthe expectLS > . .pectt .pectthe t -the the Ithe - he upturn uptum uptuin m001 in m \ wool \\001 001 sool \ prices to continueuntil continue continueuntil -until until 111ltll - a profit on wool 'csool csool \ ' 001 again agam is possible possibleP possiblePsheepmen , I , \ -sheepmen sheepmen heepmen - should continue to hold holdr holdtheir holdfl r : their operating e expenses -penses penses epenses > . - to the lowest lowestpossible lowestr ! { possible total , F R Marshall , secretaryt secretaryof secretary ' ' association associ- associ associl associatlon - - l t of the National Woolgrowers Woolgro\\ers Woolgro ers Woolgro'cers Woolgrocers \ associ-I associ I \ . -atlon atlon .atlon ation - warned the industry Friday ' \ 4 ' 'Misled Misled 1fisled 4MIsled b by ' over-optimistic over optimistic - reports reportsr reports\T reports T \ r ' ; : " - during durlDg durrng the current n rl rice < : e in m wool prices , ' J : the public seems to believe beheve that the 71 , ' sheepman s troubles are o\er o er 0er 0\ 0 o \ er , " MrV Mr I Iv Iy ,1 1 v ' ' Marshall said This 'TIus TIus ' is a mistaken/ mistaken mIstakenf mIstaken mIstakennoHon mistakennotion I f 7 7notIon / notion noHon for anyone informed mformed on theI theextent the ' b extent of sheepmen s indebtednes indebtedness indebtednessL indebtedness1cnos indebtednessi-Turns indebtednessi Turns : ) ; . L - lmov.s lmovs 1cnos . that It111 it will \\111 111 'ull ull \ ' \ require several moie mOle moic mOlei i- i ; - iyears ? - years of much higher markets to per- per perI perf per1ll1t permt peri - I I i f mit 1ll1t mt the sheepman to reduce his capItalf capItalbOrlowing capital f . bOrlowing boriowing ton owing to a safe basis " I Itt Ift tt The new scale of grazing grazmg fees , underr underwhIch under : r ( "which which -whIch - " sheepmen a aie ale e charged a i late ate in inproportion ing ingproportion , , - -proportion proportion - to the mal maiket ket price of theiri theirl their theirproduct l ' product , , should help the wool sool \ 001 producer pro- pro pro1 proII pro-r pro r - 1 II " ducer , , Mr Marshall said said'Hoever said- said said'However I ? } - 'However However 'Ho\\ever 'Ho Ho ever 'Hoever Hoever ' \ \ , he added , , 'if if ' if state andL and | L local taxing taxmg bodies , railroads rallroads and andl1larketmg andmarketin andg andgmarketing | ; -marketing marketing l1larketmg - marketin , & , agencies use the small degree detree de- de degree - - ' - gree tree of recovery that has come about aboutas , , I II Ias Ias as a pretext foi fOl raising raIsmg their charges , Ithe I I ' < Ithe " the day of debt reduction and sOlvencymay solvencymay solvency solvencyi I i "may may " ne ne\ ne ne\er ne er neer \ er arrive ' I II I