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2. We have conferred with the p processors jmyhave learned what' they think'shoWd be done to'bring a pnce increase, ^ / .. ‘ •' 3. The Committee is now pro- » ceeding in the direction the processors have said they feel, and which The Committee »feels, will serve the best interests of both growers and processcfrs. t
4. Pending results of these efforts, which may take sometime, ^ we /hereby advise growers to resume delivery of apples to the processors. The larger processors have assured there will be no discrimi- > nation because of deferrals. ‘ 4
5. When our efforts are completed, if the reaction of the processor# is not favorable, we will J call oh the growers forfuyr^gr . hular demonstration* of their cow ; r* victions. • '‘■■Jlh:
J. Kenneth Robinson, Winchester Ralph N. Dorsey, BerryviMe E. M. “Ned” Jones, Washington . Robert J. Rea, Mt. Jackson John D. Neff, Staunton John B. Morton, Lynchburg T. Howard Beasley, Roanoke <■ WEST VIRGINIA!— Henry W. Miller, Jr., Paw Pmr Edward W. Miller, Romney J * Stanley Eye, Harpers Ferry ! > -' Douglas W. Miller, Inwqod ' * ,
MARYLAND.-^ ?' R. Sam Dillon, Jr., Hancock 4 : ^ COMMITTEE ?—-VIRGINIA *
John P. Caspar, Hancock
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