Thursday, -September 9, 1026 Poultry^ience Men Conclude Convention All phases of the egg industry in cluding scientific imukcting and the c.tre of a flocliTj/y 5 modern methods wcio under" wnsideration by the Poultry Science Association at its i meeting here letently Prominent men fiom all over the - United States biought to the assem bly their findings through mvestiga "t.ons, while the idle moments of the members were spent m visiting plac es of importance and interest w.thm the Nittnny Valley. - ' Dooming that the former name, “American Institute of Instructors and Investigators in Poultry jllus 'b.mdij,” was too long, the society yofed to adopt one shorter: “Poultrj* Science Association” At the 'close of the convention, Prof ‘L. E Card of the Uimeivty of Illinois, was el pited piosident and the gathering fog 1927 caided' for Ottawa, Canada. Re-exam. Schedule (Continued jrom thud patje.) 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