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Show F FARM ARM BODIES CLASH/ CLASH CLASHr CLASH CLASHWhen CLASHWhen r ' / citizensclaims ' When 'Vhen Vhen any leader of a particular group of cItizens thevotes claims the Po\\ Po po\\er po er Poer poser \ \ er to fully fulJy control < ; such uch gioup group or deliver t the e votes theproveibial tneprovelbJaI trioproverbial ofits of its members , his Jus claim may y well b be e taken with tne trio ' provelbJaI proverbial grain gram ot of salt . . No 1\0 1 0 \ leader can deliver the labor vote , thefarmer the veteran vote , any 1 ieh lehgious phglOUt iehsous g sous : ; den denomination's denominations < > minatIOn's minatIOns ' vote , 01 or the farmer voteThis voteThis vote voteThis Thompson This thought Ithought ( is again agam brought to mmd mind by R . B . Thomp Thomp- - - son theAmerican , editor of the Agncultuial Agrlcultulal Agricultural Digest , who as asseits asselts sects that the AmerIcan mosienthuisasbc mostenthuisastic Farm Bureau FjKeration FederatIon | , . which Jia haC has ) < ? hp&rL hprL been & mosi most mo enthuisasbc enthuisastic over fal farm m 1 egImentaiIou iegimentatio and productIon cur- cur - taIlment curtaIlment .nation'sfarmeIs nation'sfarmers , speaks for less them than 10 pe per r cent of the .nation's .nations nations nation's . ' farmeIs farmers , and "plobably plobably probably " ? not for much more than 5 per cent . " .ecutiveviceplesIdent executivevicepresident In a lecent ecenit r radIo addrest address : ; , Stanley F I ' . Morse , e .ecutive ecutive executive > . vice-plesIdent vice plesIdent vice-president president - of the Farmers ' Independence , Council of AmerIca , agree agrees < ; WIth the therrhompson rrhompson Thom 41 so n statement , and declares that.Jhe thatJhe ihatnthe successful . . . nabon'b nabonb nations ' mott most : ; self-lehdI1t self lehdI1t self-reliantindependent self reliantindependent - , - , mdependent a"1d a1d and " success- success - ful farmers are Opposed to government g overnm , , eat dICtatIon and control . , 1\1r 1 1r Mr \ . MOl Moiee se also chal charges ges ihat that certain farm faun relIef leaders seek leadersseek to retain then their ' big salalies salaries . . and a a.iiu aiiu supposed supposed politIcal politicalover ponucal power p power- power over by maklllg making thp the powerj ofp membels members . . - j oftheir of their organiLat organization orgamlabon quack faI farm m rehef relief legis-f legis f 1 i emedies in'medies inmedies ' . H Ho He e warns that continued ron believe 'legis legis leg's legs * ' ' 11) 11 i o ) latIVe - . monkeYIllg monkeying , with the economic machine told untold misery to . un.ir may cause un- un - - our .ir ir farmers and a staggering burden ta , " ? to us taxpayers ustaxpayers payers . . All this illustrates that thdt there is a definite clash between falm farm betweenfaim bodies bo.dles bodles . which favor and those which tinkering'with tinkeringwith tinkering legislativetinkering , with the farm problem . So far it oppose legislative ' ' , seems that the tinkel.ers tinkelers tinkerers thetinkeiers'have thetinkeiershave . have made . a rather ness ness- ness buskness - , ' \ ; sony son.y sorry mess of the whole busi busk . + \ , t ( It hfi hfin " , n " , ; r J ' |