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5. PRODUCTION AND MARKETING ADMINISTRATION: I. Commodity Credit Corporation;—Curtail 50%. II ACF:—Curtail 10% and reduce maximum to a farmer by 10%. III. Production Adjustment Program:—Abolish for duration of present emergency. IV. Price Support:—Abolish. V. Program for Sterilization of Sugar Production and Marketing:—Curtail 10%. VI. International Commodity Agreement Program: — Curtail 10%. VII. Surplus Removal, Export and Diversion Programs:—Curtail 10%. VIII. Marketing Agreement and Order Programs:—Curtail 10%. ,IX. Marketing Research: — Abolish—handle by ARA. - X. Market News:—Abolish— handle by BAE. XI. Standardization, Grading and Inspection of Farm Products:—Curtail 10%. XII. Marketing Regulatory Laws:—No expansion. XIII. State Matched-Fund Marketing Service Work:— Abolish—let BAE handle it. XIV. Transportation Rates and Services:—Curtail 10%. XV. Defense Food Program: —Abolish—let Extension handle necessary information in time of need. XVI. Other Programs:— a. Supply Program:—Curtail 25% in administration cost. b. Foreign Purchase Program: —Curtail 25 % administration cost. . , 6. SOIL CONSERVATION SER. VICE: Render technical assistance where requested, work closely with County Agent. No expansion except to move* into new counties if requested by them. 7. THE FOREST SERVICE: No expansion necessary for present emergency. 8. FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION:
Curtailment rather than expansion is recommended; avoid conflict with local banks and look more toward cooperation 'with them. Those present when above proposals were adopted were: C. E. Johnson, Raymond Johnson, E. M. Jones, C. M, Ramey, John Davis, John Lawrence, J. R. Cook, Wade H., Massie, W. G. Eastham, and H. S. Barksdale, Chairman of the committee.
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