Certainly if I could plant and produce all the wheat I wanted to without any sort of Government regulation. and he assured a price for it.that is comparable to the goods and services I must buy. I would much prefer that kind of farming. I believe. also. that every businessman and manufacturer would be happy to remove our tariffs if it did not affect their prices adversely. and I am sure the workingman would be glad to dispense A1229 with his laborunion dues and our immigration laws and minimumwage laws if he could still be assured his present high wages. The industrial man and the laboring man know that this is impossible for them to do and still stay solvent. and I say to the American farmer today that in our present complex society that it is just as impossible for him to remain solvent unless he receives a price for his products comparable to the prices he must pay for the goods and services he must buy in order to produce. A good many of you present can remember the late twenties and the early thirties.
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