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inspection* and we estamisnment of a unified state-wide sysv tem. Ways In which the low per capita consumption of milk in Virginia can be corrected, will be brought forth for discussion and Implementation.
The program will also Include ‘ a study of “Milk Marketing Under State Regulation and the General Public Interest,” “Leptospirosis, A New Dairy Cattle Disease," “A State Program of Mastitis Control,” “The Need for College Trained Dairymen,” and the new “Weigh - a - day Production Testing Program.”. 1 According to Connelly, a number of experts will present their ▼lews to the assembled milk producers, among them: Dr. H. G. Hodges of Cornell University, Drs. O. C. Graf, 8. L. Kalison, *" M. F. Ellmore, of VPI, Mr. Allen Ji. Crissey, Holstein-Friesian As-. sociation, Dr. C. W. Pierce, Pennsylvania State University, and M. Belmont Ver Standig, President of M. Belmont Ver Standig, Inc. Advertising, Washington, D. . C. *
During the two-day conven' tion, members of the Association will elect and Install new officers for the coming year. There will . be a banquet on the night of the 34th, with entertainment. and square dancing. Toastmaster will be the Honorable Parke C. Brinkley, Commissioner, Virginia Department of Agriculture. An ad„ , dress wilf be given by Mr. Ernest Robert Rosse, pholosopheT humorist of Philadelphia, Pa. The invocation will be delivered by DeanX.H. Dietrick, VPI. -
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