Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1951 — Page 2

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Farmers Union Chief By EARL RICHERT

Serfpps-Howard Staff "Writer WASHINGTON, May 11-- The farm leaders who are out to kill price - controls were described today by a major farm organization leader as “a bunch of safe-

crackers who wart to gouge the public.” . The dissident. farm leader,

James (3, Patton of the Farmers Union, placed his organization on record as. supporting price controls and opposing any move to abolish them, *The same group that came out with a declaration of war against price controls in World War II is now coming out with the same | declaration against their government In this crisis.” he said. “The Farmers Union will not be a party to any such safecracking operation. The Farmers Union is against price gouging.” Leaders of Revolt Mr. Patton charged business interests. again, just as in World War II, were using “amenable” farm groups as a Jrom to break the stabilization ine. \ | The revolt against price con-| trols is being led by the nation’s, largest farm organization, the American Farm Bureau Federa-tion.—-which contends that proper government fiscal policies and increased production, not price and wage controls, is the way to get stabilization. ! The Farm Bureau is getting allout support from the livestock industry, particularly the cattle producers who now are smarting from Price Administrator Michael DiSalle's beef price rollback orders. Also in this group is the National Milk Producers’ Federation, which represents 450,000 dairy farmers in 46 states. Slap at Cattlemen Mr. Patton's lieutenant, Angus McDonald, legislative representative for the Farmers Union, took a crack at the cattlemen who came, to town this week to fight price controls on beef, at a time when they were getting 152 per cent of parity for their cattle. “Two hundred per cent of parity wouldn't: be enough for- them,” he snorted. “We're for a fair .price for farmers, but we think, there is a limit.” ; { The Farmers Union, which

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third-ranking farm organization. Its membership is concentrated chiefly in the Dakotag, Colorado, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Kansas, Montana and Oklahoma.

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