Smyrna times., 1928-01-11
FIIIFIS MEN At CHESTER,
EvT 'I11IqIPP0RT DEL -MAR-VA
u,ovc FROM SEVEN UP
p LtE'ia ln,r,T1FS nIU NET FRIDAY

!, reArIONS FROM SEVEN Up
scp 1LS'c COUNTIES MET FRIDAY
,.roar. Director of Markets
BOIO1, Iniustices and Believes IN
eniure ~ +. Of Del-Mar-va Peninsula a
l,l,s '.sdr I'd or more representative
ltl nuiiql mem from the seven upper
mes less IF ,i't the Peninsula, Of which
iHHss f1ynished 7 1s about IS, fired with
!ln1 ,llJ anneals. and pledged to sup
f'sG ! ~. 'pr porrganization, left for their
!, +; Friday nigh. with plans to hold
n ln;5,ol l'Tr meetings in the various
y. 1liuat r. finance the 3-year program
~, ~ Del-Mar-Va Eastern Shore
..is+ion y Those in the Smyrna
Cation, !, which furnished the larg-
's',lTIr' ]. .unbers of any town in the up
! ~ ~, # counties, were Edward G.
4. " o. Hoffecker, Walter W.
N Warner W. Price, Cummins
Ca.stman. ] W. E. Matthews, Jr.,
/ T Nannering, w. W. Wright,
Ti,m Norris, Harry B. Grieves, Y.
pbillips. Clarence B. Raymond,
I,.r P Hall, A. L. Hudson, Viii
M Davis. Kent Shubrooks, NJ. y.
1 Harry B. Clark, Harry Slaugh-
Eguton also furnished a delega-
!. four or five. At the Kent
IL caucus w. w. Hynson was
Il temporary chairman and 2. B.
Ioud temporary secretary. It was
II 10 hold meeting in Dover in
In future to perfect a perman-
EXAMINATION. New Castle county
In who were the first to an
h their endorsement Of the as
EtOn at Friday afternoons meet
n Smiths Hall, Washington Col
are expected to hold a meeting
the next few days to arrange
Erasl meeting. William f. Met
1 Il Wilmington, chairman Of the
said he could not tell as yet
1 tie financial goal Of the county
y. He said, however, that he
! Is associates intended to do all
\ i power to raise the county and
I quota Of the needed 100000 a
to continue the Peninsula-wide
latiOn.
6nberger Tells Of Injustices
islegates, many Of them pack
lried home with them tales Of
ss practised BY city dealers in
& Peninsula goods. DR.. +. b.
ager as executive director Of
kastiOn and markets, in his
words, told Of incidents where
N Northern cities had asked
als Gamers to leave off PENN
abels 50 that the goods could be
products Of other communities.
ied Incidents where Delaware
ifesher to the Northern markets
he products from the coast, had
abelless, 50 there would be no
ltOn with the coast eggs. Dr..
Eger said that with a strong
lallon such injustices could be
aled, and the Peninsula produc-
I'D compel northern markets to
demand for goods under Del
2 labels. DR.. Bomberger cited
mere were 400 Gamers on the
ua and that if the Federal
oase system for handling can
ods, as advocated BY the Del
olhclals, Gamers could place
s0ods In government warehous-
eye certificates that could be
ed INTO cash loans; and hold
'0ds for suitable markets. DR..
gf also stressed tie point
ne association is a service or
Ion and as such its services
4 sought by every county on
nhsula. He told the delegates
aate and demand what they
~ \. not to consider the organ
laSt group Of officials at
Inc only dissenting vote
lae association was cast by
.ounIy, Nd, which, while not
spfesented in the Association
q a county, will be strongly
'a.ea financially and personally
Ested individuals. New Cas-
ATn' OF Delaware were among
= counties to line up strong
he Association.
layton Grier Makes Aupeal
pointed out by DR.. G. Lay
president, at the colse OF
~ .y +. convention, that all visi,
y support and carrying on
4. Haa aug gone with the New Year
n n iszI subscriptions ran out.
~ ,ssns Of some 20 of the di.
D,,i..: nueers and close friends ot
aa'iOns = recently of amounts
~ !. approximately $256 each
H. 'eIe IA. had kept the organiza.
o,.. inls situation cannot last
the st,o~'g ~. grier pointed out
urged 49, so language posi-
r@A NIlflWA
spscdys ..,, present to go to
70 laur.sSO sOlii'les and fight as
gake tbs ~! campaigns that will
pOrtspes = ,'i1ehs to the needs