| Show Farm rm B Board oar d to to- i B Battle atte 1 P I OI 1 tonal u H 0 l. f r. r Ee e Wary W Y Agriculture Relief Body Says in inStatement Statement to Growers f jJ 1 iF y 7 H j jy i p n to to b Build Up Existing v-j-v v Co o per tive Not Form S k j. t- t v New Ones Ones' S j I J Jf J WA TON Aug ug 1 AP AP- AP Pr P r li Tho federal f d farm board has decided d' d upon n na va a d determined lIt st nd nd against professional te lf pr oters who have been seeking fleckIng to organize the tho rn cr for or benefits benefits' und under r the tha agricultural aSTI agri- cultural l marketing act and believes a It u fortified so so that it will not f b be misled d by br their t ton LU e any important commission l e 1 jt it is first inaugurated the t farm board d hl has s been bee with with- applications for Jobs but bit the most persistent ent of 01 these theo hayo O been individuals mill indi Bomo lomo de described as s. s well wellIn In 1 n evangelists and others as ns' who b bc- bc high pressure promoters promoters- w o JI ve th they thy y see opportunity for their talents ae ts in hi di the newly enacted farm law a aw S 'S SHOWN SI THE DOOR 5 To practically all of oC the cooperative tl tive organization promoters the door with board has shown shown the door w the the declaration lon that tho the policy o othe of the CO Is hi to build l d up P existing exist exist- ing g coop cooperatives cooperative's rah Members embers of or the board are ire convinced that through education close supervision and a friendly helping attitude d extant co cooperatives cio cio- co- co operatives eS will will be able ble to 10 de demon demon- on- on t their value to the farmers and thus thus' increase their t. t S The desire pf professional Jt promo ter t 1 organize farmers t held by th the b board ard to spring spring- from from the knowledge that hat a 8 deal great dea o oft C. C v- v eminent money Is available a. for loans Joan to cooperatives In 3 cat category gorp are the apparently large number ber of maning Individuals 9 e th they can l 1 assist th tho board b by visiting among amon the f farmers r and merely spreading a a gospel ospel of oC at cooperation at at eS t e fair per diem dlen remuneration n. n S WARN FARMERS The professional promoters are the type of ot whom the board intends t to be 0 most wary Y Representations Representations' br them are re often ten adroit and attractive and tho the b board ard feels thit r Ui b bo V Jn y 8 among r on the farmers ers without kits m wl ds C one e its bf S first moves has b ent v ivarn rn farm farm- cr i- i through responsible l I. sources that if It they a to l g gain ln th the moil most benefits from cooperative e endeavor the they should Join a a. recognized or or- or n T llie hc business business' of protecting the farmer most ett eft effectively is exp expected ct by bo board b members rs tJ become S I ft after r the scattered existing associations tt a ar are more more closely o. o amalgamated I I is expected to develop after the centralized the cooperative marketing market market- in ing corporations ns have been established established and ancl a. a national nal ch chamber ot of cooperative eco econ has been t founded rde S Study dy Cotton P Problems Problems- ROUGE La ia uG LC v P 1 with hand rd information on ri rith th cotton farmers farmers' problems mB and andS S Individual marketing tro troubles bles at the Institute of or Cooperation in in progress here iere a a. committee tr from m the federal form board bord headed by Ch Chairman n Aie Alexander d ai r Legge e returned to to Washington ton toda today today- to meet with tie the bo board rd for Tor formulation of policies S S S The members of pt t the group groupe group group- l Lege e C. C C. C Teague and nd Carl Wiliam Wil Wit llama accompanied iam by Secretary tary o of A Agriculture Hyde told the institute that thai the board would work ork t toward ward ai n of ot cooperative mar mar- j T Today day at the call of ot S C. C 0 O. Moser ete t. t president of oC the American AmerIc Am rl n Cotton Growers Growers' association tion trustees of ot the organization r Uon Vl Inet t to tos s Te t n. n committee to visit and and lay before re the enS en- en S tiro J board or solution B lution the problems of r production overproduction d price fluctuation and general general genera depression depressionS which hleb h has hal followed w d tho the cotton otton in- in inS Inu S S u it In lne the orld war 5 The federal l board group an- an c policies I s would bo be formed after the c cotton olton committee was gW nr hearings |
