A Plan for Subsidizing Wheat.

Presents information on the stabilization of wheat prices in the U.S. Information on the crop situation on the American, Europe and India; Probability that a price of $1.25 in the Chicago market and a corresponding price of more than a dollar on the farm would relieve the situation; Effect of stabilization of wheat prices in the Chicago market on the American consumers; View of the U.S. President and congressmen on the demand of a plan for the stabilization of wheat prices; Discussion of an experimental plan designed for the stabilization of wheat prices in the Chicago market; Impact of stabilization of wheat prices in the Chicago market on the American farmers income; Need of some competent organization to make the experiment a success at the lowest cost; Comment of Henry Ford, U.S. automobile manufacturer on the experimental plan designed for the stabilization of wheat prices in the Chicago market; View that the task of stabilizing the price of American wheat at $1.25 is no more formidable than seemed the task of maintaining a five-dollar wage scale.