The CHAIRMAN. I was just wondering if you wanted to make a statement. Mr. TURNER. I think everything has been said, and I think everybody is just about whipped down like I am. I waive my rights. The CHAIRMAN. You are for the Abbitt bill, as I understand it? Mr. TURNER. Yes, sir. The CHAIRMAN. Mr. Mayon Parker? Mr. PARKER. I have nothing that I can add to what has been said here. I am for the Abbitt bill. The CHAIRMAN. All right. Thank you very much, sir. Mr. A. C. Edwards, president of the North Carolina Farm Bureau? Is Mr. Edwards present? Mr. WINGATE. No, he has gone. He had to catch a train. noted for the record that Mr. Mr. J. B. Latimer? Is there anyone else here who desires to make a brief statement? Does Mr. Roy Parrish desire to make a statement? Mr. W. M. Birdsong? Mr. FORD. Mr. Chairman, I am John Ford, executive secretary of the Florida Farm Bureau. The Florida Farm Bureau has already been represented in the record as being in opposition to the measure. That stands. And I won't consume more of the time of the committee. The CHAIRMAN. Thank you very much. Does any one else present desire to make a statement? Mr. FLOURNOY. My name is W. R. Flournoy. I am general manager of the electric cooker division of General Foods. I think that all my points have been covered. I am for the Abbitt Mr. Johnson has covered everything I could think of. bill. The CHAIRMAN. Thank you very much, sir. Is there any one else now who wishes to place his name in the record as being present and in favor of or in opposition to the bill? If not, I assume that the hearings will be concluded, and the matter will be considered by the committee at a later date. The committee stands adjourned. (Whereupon, at 7:30 p. m. the committee adjourned.) X HEARING BEFORE U.S. Congress. SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 3 OF House, THE COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE EIGHTY-FIRST CONGRESS SECOND SESSION 7 50 |