DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE


"Because of these and other savings, farmers m increas-
ing numbers are using the cooperatively owned and oper-
ated farm loan associations. On June 30, 1954, 7,500 more
farmers than a year ago were using credit obtained
through these associations," he added.

 SECRETARY-TREASURERS OF NATIONAL FARM LOAN
 ASSOCIATIONS IN FLORIDA


Association See'y-Treasurer
Bradrnton W R. May


Gainesville R W Bryan


Lakeland Kirby Me\lahen



Marianna Henry A Williams


Miani Charles B. Long, ir


Orlando II D Freeman


Pensacola E. II. Robinson


Tampa Homer T. Thompson


Waverly E B Howard
 Asst Sec.-Treas


Address Telephone
111-113 Walcaid Building 32051
P.O Box 686
Bradenton, Florida
622 North Main Street 5484
P.O. Box 32
Gaineville, Florida
2011 New Tampa Highway 37521
Opposite Pubhlx Varchouse
P.O Box 1090
Lakeland, Florida
301 North Caledonia Street 245
P O. Box 791
Maninna, Florida
16 NW. 26th Avenue 64-5110
P.O Box 665. Riverside Station
hiami 35, Florida
Room 7, Church & Main Bldg 6728
P.O Box 1567
Orlando, Florida
Room 222, Bront Building HEmlock
P.O. Box 908 2-4552
Pensacola, Florida
433 Grand Centhal Ave, 6 Zone 8-1437
P O. Box 3132, 1 ZoIn
Tampa, Florida
Waveily, Florida None


 PRODUCTION CREDIT SYSTEM

 In the last 20 years, farmers and stockmen through-
out the country have seen the Production Credit System
come into being, grow m service and build financial
strength through the investments of its members and