FARMERS ARE Tbe trouble with Urn farmers uplift Inaction of tlp j ALRIGHT, IVfU'dent U Unit Ilia farmers are already "way upj" In fiint "out of Bight" Tliey do mt want to be u-Hflf u-Hflf lifted. The president's commission cannot ronnh them, TIlQ first necess-H necess-H Ity la to get them down oft their perch. Tho crops have exceeded ex-K ex-K )ctfltlans, The trolley lines nru fooling their way out to the farm; Hji telephone and rural mall routes have put them in touoh with the world. BH Tho fanner la not oppressed, ho if) tlio oppressor and he linn pie for H break fait. Unw ran ho ho Isolated with trolley lines and automobile B nnd with a comfortable, surplus in tho hank? Hut the president lias Bt wrltton another Utter with the intention of convincing the farmers that f tills uplift business is Juit what they need,