Show ( - THE OGDEN I OGDEN IT'S UTAH STANDARD-EXAMINE- FRIDAY EVENING A7 R SEPTEMBER 1 1833 etfo style and qualify will make you happier A $5 BILLION PUZZLE Farm Surplus Has Stumped U S Experts for 30 Years outmoded link with the past a American interest and arc alone on for expressing bar to incentive and efficiency to be relied American the sentiments” of proper government breeder a and some on But the farm others controls scene Americonsider the great he Charles Brannan thought d can sentiment for free enterprise parity-peggethan had a better solution weigh this against subsidies farm surplus i price supports As Secre- They and supports acreage allotments It is a puzzle tary of Agriculture in the Tru- and marketing quotas and comwhich has defied solution for man administration! In 1949 he ment as one did recently: this nearly 30 years in its modern put his plan to Congress “The good doctrine of alleviatform way: distress Is perverting into a ing There are people galore who “Let prices go down if they bad doctrine of indefinite supthink they have the answer But will Then let the government port" among "themselves they can’t pay farmers a guaranteed annual Said another agree half the time on what the cash income for producing our - “Esau sold his birthright to food Thus consumers would get Jacob for a mess of pottage problem is What is the American farm cheaper food and farmers would American farmers and consumers problem? Its most distressing get their income anyhow and calling for controls may sell symptom is the $5370029000 everybody would be happy” their birthright of freedom for Congress was far from happy a mess of government regimentasurplus taken off the farmer's hands by the government But with the Brannan subsidy plan tion” - what’s the cause? But nobody gets any serious especially his inability to say “Too much ' production” says precisely- - how much it would attention by suggesting the farm-er‘- s cost It was killedbut it left a one school enterprise should be com“Not enough consumption” lively ghost pletely free The conflict is not Secretary of Agriculture Ben- over whether the government says another If overproduction is the cause son announced Aug 13 a kind of should provide the panacea but the cure would seem to be in subsidy plan for cotton starting how holding down production The after next Jan 1 Last April he Department of Agriculture tries put subsidy payments in effect to do this by controlling plant- for wool and mohair trying to BUS DRIVER BALKS ing and marketing- - under laws build up th industry AT RAIL CROSSING dating back to and beyond 1933 BATTLE ROARS ON when the government paid farmHOURS Still the subsidy vs supports FOR ers to kill their pigs and plow now and on roars battle Every t under their cotton OAKLAND Calif CUP)— then a man like Sen Eastland A conscientious Greyhound MILK FOR CHILDREN himself a farmer steps bus driver kept a load of Increased consumption is a into the middle of the fray with stranded for two passengers goal too The most notable suc- an idea to deal with a particular and one-hahours at a railcess has been with the dairy product road crossing yesterday beEastland came up this year surplus The school lunch procause the signal warning gram pours tons of' milk into with what he called a “bold new wouldn’t blinking quit school Children who in many plan” for cotton In 'essence it “S o r r y” he explained cases would otherwise have was to lower cotton supports “Public Utility Commission none Melted down butter sent from 90 to 80 per cent parity know rules you India as a gift is accepted as a increase alloted acreage from 18 The bus finally resumed million to 23 million acres and f delicacy its after police and rail-trip America’s farm lavfs are aimed sell surplus cotton on the world road men found and had at guaranteeing the farmer that market at going prices moved a boxcar that w 1 1 Eastland also is pressing for barring some freak of weather or on the signal switch parked bugs he can count on a certain legislation which would raise the minimum return for his crop standard of cotton eligible for That ' takes much bf the guess supports If accepted that would out of a “by guess and by God” discourage production of low grade cotton which makes up the callirig The laws do not discriminate bulk of the U S surplus Any such talk of pushing U S among farmers The top4wo million who produce half the coun- surplus cotton on the world martry’s farm "goods by value get ket brings hoUls from inside the GRASS SEED the same treatment as the seven country as well as abroad Texof firms fear imports goods million who turn out 39 per cent tile rtmembtr fall Is or the 12 million who live on the made from such low cost U S the best time to plant cotton Some U S investment fringes of starvation The Agriculture Department firms have millions tied up In o We have fresh stocks of BLUE GRASS AND reckons its supportof the farmer foreign cotton w ith f which it would terms of compete CLOVER Jn purchasing power It Benson left last Sunday for docs this with a standard called SCOTT'S MiXES I parity which one farmer once western Europe to try to explain PORTER-WALTOw the surplus program and perdescribed this way: ' FERTILIZERS “If you can sell a truckload of haps make some sales delMORGRO GREENER The head of a U S farm wheat and buy with- the money as g much food clothing building ma- egation which visited Russia said e terials farm machinery fertil- last week an active effort should PARAKEETS izer and the like as you could in be made to open- up the Soviet Locally Hatched Birds the five years 1910-1your market W V Lambert dean of Of Strang Vitality wheat Is selling at the parity agriculture at University of Nebraska told the Washington Press price” Club “the time is ripe” for disBROUGHT UP TO DATE posing of the U S surpluses on The 1910-1base period has a ‘‘huge” Soviet market been brought up to date but he SEED & FEED CO Some American politicians had the general idea meanwhile cast eyes on the 1956 371 23rd Stroet Defenders of parity say It does election box and nod agreement Phone 7364 no more for the farmer than a with Thomas Jefferson’s 1797 Wo Ovo Oroon Stampt wage contract does for his city observation that farmers ‘are the coiisins Detractors decry it as an true representatives of the great specials always give you ! 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