Show sitive Farmers Ponder Acreage Cuts To Hold Prices :W Grant Dillman WASHINGTON Jan 24 (UP) — American farmers with the threat of surpluses hanging heavy over weir heads have resigned themselves to lower prices during 1047 The only question with most of them is how low agricultural prices ultimately will go and whether the government's new research and marketing program can swing into action early enough to do them any good Some farmers are openly questioning the wisdom of the government's request for another year of all-oproduction in 1947 Many believe it might be better to restrict acreage a little and take a chance on a bad growing season Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P Anderson concedes that the threat of farm surpluses and sagging prices is acute despite the congressional mandate for the government to maintain farm prices at m$ per cent of parity for at least two more years But Anderson's economists believe that income will remain relatively high through 1947 which will mean a continued heavy demand for food and other farm commodities In addition he says foreign countries probably will continue to take more than their prewar share of U S food He also is convinced that America's food stockpiles must be rebuilt at once as insurance against a bad crop year Most foods will be at least as fftlenttful in 1947 as they were in §f46 and many will be even more plentiful Sugar and fats and oils prill be scarce compared with pre-ffrper capita consumption but Supplies will be larger than last ut - about surplus He is sadly aware from his experiences in the-thirties that a relatively small oversupply of a commodity often spells the difference between surplus and scarcity Likewise the average farmer has little faith in exports Even top agriculture department officials concede that once the present global food shortage subsides most importing nations will start shopping for food where they get it the cheapest Because of high production costs which boosts the prices of American farm products the average farmer does not see the U S as a serious competitor in the world market The farmer also reads the future in the government's experience with potatoes this year It was forced to buy up nearly 50000000 bushels to bolster prices and has another 45000000 bushels under loan With the United States going into 1947 with a much larger carryover of wheat and corn than originally expected there is no guarantee these commodities will not be in surplus next year Usher Started on New Career I PEAS (left) talks with SINGER'S PROTEGE Singer Perry onComo a career after started Como singing Vic nmnn whom youiur York New a theatre in him ushering discovering C fr4 Whole or Half HAMS lb PTC ft If Rib' A Grade dICMIt lb I 7c E A L 10c T 9 RIB BOIL 6 GROUND BEEF 3 SAUSAGE fS Pork 8 LUNCH MEAT BACON HILUl SOflpr4 juice 20c rrr With record yields of wheat and corn assured the government already has scrapped its last controls over the use of grain for food Its only remaining limitations are on brewers and distillers grtift The removal of these controls fr now is being discussed but any definite action probably will not come until some time in January the earliest On© factor seldom publicized in Connection with distillers restrictions is that it might not look good for the United States to lift all its curbs on grain while some nations are going 1 If the backlog ofhungry domestic becomes too great however grain Anderson could be expected to overrule this objection on that the government's firstgrounds considera- £L must be ita own farmers The farmer Is tremendously sen :ru TOWELS FLOUR SYRUP lt 298 7 Tree 1 - No 2V2 if 6o TOMATOES ftm 2H ' ZIC lb 2sir 41 25c 120 ORANGES SEGO MILK RICE 5c h I box if SOUP m 3 cans Campbell's Tomato 25° large packages I WAITING MAYONNAISE check pint 49c Bluhill BEANS French Style siring Monarch No 2 can Blended Stokely's Sugar Addcd cali cJUlVnV I I AF 198 53c 29c fc i £? 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