The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-04
TOR PtSTEI Rg<ED uILk.
Experts in session Here sas mat % the
Way Co Rru,sti, Present E,is.

The COW which - not kept AZ clean sur
rounding hariIh uf the tuborcl. and
typhoid variety. dairymen who cleanse
their pelms With. milking and allow ihe'r
Unien-il~ Ia collect dir and he present
milk supply IN general wer" condemned
YESTERDAY after Two dav- OF speech
making and resolving nv milk experts
from all parts 1T tn" country a. the con
rcrrnC' held IN ~" nIt"i Charities
Building Presentation IL their remedy
1'h,. session V, -r,rdav afternoon opened
with a moving plctur" story entitled
-Th. Man Who Learns. which depicted
"A stubborn dnrrvman refusing To- make
his dairy sanitary until his child dies
from drinking milk from his own dairy
Then h. rl,nr- and builds a modern
plant ami lives happily ever after
Health commissioner l-dCrle's paper
on the milk conditions III this city was
read by Dr William II Park. II SET forth
. rhai New York NEEDS a safe mil X supply
and hat certified or guaranteed milk
u reasonably AT" But less than I per
cont 81 The city : supply H. certified and
th. problem Dr lrd.rln said. il to make
III. Va p.,r cen, safe To do this thirty
thrs. inspectors are employed To inspect
th.. isDGD farms IN -lN States. from fifty
10 an miles distant that supply the Is.D0, :
Dr L"d"ri- suggested that milk be-
labelled
trade / certified ar guaranteed To
II" '"G raw To- babies
TRADE . Pa-,"url-d such milk to hav.
only .uu.u"n bacteria per e" before pas
'eurrlagt"n and ln."~ aft"rward
Hearth Oe'c-r Amyot II Toronto said
that az per cent Of tho herds in Ontario
have tuberculosis and that 81 per cent OF
III. people have It from drinking their
milk In Mon real h-' said dn per cent
of IN. deaths ar, of tuberculosis He
also -pok" Of the danger Of typhoid fever
from milk drinking and recommended
that all milk be.ertltied
II % Averill. Commissioner Of Domestic
Animals III Connecticut. was scheduled
~ speak Of the milk supply in his state
He told Of the geographical conditions
and what splendid CIgar wrappers its
valleys yielded, and added that dairy
conditions were greatly improved there
DR. l. Van S,yke Of Geneva. y. Y.
illustrated with cards how Geneva had
raised the standard Of its milk supply
hy making the producers sell their milk
according to it, quality The drawback
. this plan. he said. was that out of town
,tlire- -old poor milk 10 the dealers al
cheaper price.
OTHERS Who -pok. ~ milk standards
w-r,. Or John r Anderson Of the Public
Health service. Washington, ID {. and
Lyman hOpt, eN"Uilh lirE@Ntot W
stamford. Conn
The. chief speaker "f rh. evening was
Deputy Attorney General J Il Coleman.
who reviewed the outcome IT his inres-i =
garIon OF TN. -o-cails-i milk trust He
said that though he believed there las a
combination that CONTROL I'D IN. price OF
milk there was no legal way TO prov" y
unless one Of the cO,nhin. -squaalsd
Therefore h. recommended the enactment
81 legislation providing tn" appointment
Of state milk commissioner Other
speak arS Of the evening who spos" OF
milk commissions wer" Dr Henry !.
Colt president 81 the American Associa-
ton OF Medical Milk Commissions; George
VI Whitaker acting chief. dairy division,
United States Department Of Agriculture.
Or Charles T. North Of the New York
milk committee and Dr G. Lloyd Magr'l-
der
Resolutions were passed indorsing lien
Colaman's recommendation and suggcs-
iions ~ the other speak "rs.