Smyrna times., 1927-12-14
/ IIVIRF N FRONT OF OTHER
f|fIEI fII|' on MARKETING PLANT
| !. STATE THAT KEEPS REC
spn OF FRUIl
j. Also IN fOUu Uu.ise at National
nes in For II Iai nRnials

: AisO For Praise at NatlOnal
les 1ss.intion u of Market Officials
ss0f1siaHg : Delaware was the only state ate
At li.,.ltaIr pei1 furnish estimates Of the
'caratsfy Gu az fypit and vegetables moved
lnI ,'a+ u bv trucks and that it IS
t'5S'I 3 wears ahead Of many y. other
= = ;ysnection Of foodstuffs were
I EN-. u - that developed at the
'll,iISn lpyuaI meeting Of the National
.st!,n aiinl- Of Marketing Officials
el1I-ili u Chicago, and at which session
y tnor-ickson 0,-. was honored by be-
,..tad secretary and treasurer.
.tj : 4bo subjects discussed was the
~ y, n New York State which
;" for the grading Of all eggs and
E;.b II hundreds of Delaware farm
m nj h interested. Concerning the
~ truek movement Of fruit
EsrotabIes. Mr.. Derrickson eX-
N Il the association members
fsthods used by the Delaware
Highway Department in collect
II, information. Mr.. Derrickson
IT. asked to explain the opera
IrJ enforcement Of the new Della
lsv which calls for all apples,
II N closed packages, to be
n or branded. Many states
.rtsrested in this new Law which
4 .rccessful try-out this year and
|mirion was expressed that it
1 prove most valuable and very
III to the farmers.
/, Session Given to Egg Marketing
!. If the sessions was devoted to
ssO5ems Of egg marketing in
n thousands Of Delaware farmers
q sgsged. One of the reports was
4 concening the way the Cana
I government, the United States
sssment Of Agriculture and the
iii Coast states handled the mar
ss of eggs. Mr.. Derrickson pre-
n The problem from the stand
Il I the east. In the discussion
III iOllOwed if was the concensus
III lon that there was much to be
n not only from the produc-
he in order to obtain quality
lE # the viewpoints Of standards.
II aw that New York State has
fleet calls for the grading
and making it compulsory
eggs sold in New York State
Be graded. Hundreds Of Della
N ames depend almost eXclu-
II bn The trade Of New York City
sale Of their eggs 50 that the
DHe they should be very famil-
n !. At this time, greater em-
being placed upon educating
NJ and consumers concerning
than in its actual enforcement.
BNr i is stated that the law
#%ln Be rigidly enforced. Because
fact every farmer shipping
n New York State should get in
Y Fith M. Derickson at once 50
\ may inform them concerning
llations Of this law.
pers' Exchange is Explained
n BOmberger, Of the Del-Mar-Va
atiOn, explained the organiza-
work Of the Eastern Shore
Exchange. This is an or
IN which operated in Virginia
With apparent success dur
movement Of the white potato
els A. Sherman, Of the Cali
apartment Of Markets, ex-
ne operation Of several Of the
a organizations. The sub
widely discussed and the
tlon was whether the States
lVed at the time when major
should be shifted from the
organizing producer groups
afger field Of assisting in the
l0n a Of industry groups.
lenney, chief of Bureau of
a Economics Of Washing
q the functions of the Fed
~ as related to marketing
Ohe OF the points
~ IN this discussion was
are closer relations now be-
aeral and State marketing
ian ever before. Another
ssed was devoted principally
nods Of receiving and dis,
market information, and 3
,ss SussiOn Of the influence Of
men on the market.
:. s'ary Iardine on Marketine
Sisa s.a'es Secretary of Agricui.
ae' discussed cooperative
/, !: it viii be done in tbt
5 ..s opinion the cooperative
So tSo. only reached its in.
v5a ma. 1urther steps should
tsd ZEN future plans woulC
apv the lessons learned
Ias.l failures q in the past
! un5o, n,I ,OTnmerly = Secretary o.
sOv Sef .Ssi President Taft, anC
ointsd' td'irlnan I Of the commits
Of cor:y Dy the United State
arsl s;t,.ai ;Uniaerce to study tn,
tions slOn ss,.0 and make rec
based e IN : very interesting
from ys,;a 81 Information he hac
Viewed 'gIs farmers that h,
hi the i,ai ile stressed the eff
Nj the onin. i,aisldual farmer, an,
!. Vpill0n that +ba 49,.