Show DEFENDS i CAlS CAl'S FARr FARM POLICIES Bradfute Discounts ports lie Rc Re- Re Reports ports of Dissatisfaction Dissatisfaction tion in West V cst WASHINGTON Jan 29 S ByThe DY The rho Associated Press O Pre sI 0 J 1 I Bradfute BrAdfute former president of ot the American Farm bureau federation told President Co lIdge today loday not notto notto notto to take too mucH stock In reports that the administrations administration's farm m policies ere cre unsatisfactory to the west cst Despite some somo o dis- dis dissatisfaction dis dissatisfaction ls- ls satisfaction Mr fir Dr s many farmers farmerr are In accord with outlined the relief program outlined t by bythe bythe y the tho president In his varl various us public utterances on the tho subject The surplus crop Question he assured the president Is s not as great a II factor In the corn belt IlI as In the wheat belt bell Ho lIe 1111 si little to be gained by organization of an export c corporation and STI- STI suggested that for COI the present I It would be enough to create a n farm board with wide wida powers to 10 study the agricultural problem and ad farmers In solving their theft difficulties ties Ues Mr r who In the tho past at athu hu has been a n consistent supporter of the Coolidge t farm policies rec reed ly il- il illy ly was succeeded d as IlS head of time the farm bureau bureal fe federation er lIon by SUII Sant IL II Thompson and advocate or energetic measures I for tor relief ot of the surplus problem |