. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. MISBBANDINQ BILL geändert? Zu diesem Handel schützen. Der Ausschuss auf der Interstate und ausländischen Handel des Hauses der Vertreter, es wird erwartet, das unmittelbar auf die Wiedereinberufung des Kongresses Zum Abschluss der Weihnachtszeit re-cess, wird auf Vorschlag der repräsentativen Barkley, der Ken-tucky zu ändern, seine so genannte misbrand-ing Rechnung, ausgenommen Samen, Grün - Haus und winterharte Stauden und Baumschulen aus ihren Bestimmungen. Der Barkley Bill, der, wie zuvor in den Spalten der Überprüfung festgestellt wurde favorab

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. MISBBANDINQ BILL CHANGED? To Protect This Trade. The Committee on Interstate and For- eign Commerce of the House of Repre- sentatives, it is expected, immediately following the reconvening of Congress at the conclusion of the Christmas re- cess, will take action upon the proposal of Representative Barkley, of Ken- tucky, to amend his so-called misbrand- ing bill so as to exempt seeds, green- house and hardy herbaceous plants and nursery stock from its provisions. The Barkley bill, which, as previously noted in the columns of The Review, was favorably reported in the House of Representatives by the commerce com- mittee, seeks to prohibit the manufac- ture, sale, or transportation in interstate commerce of misbranded articles and provides a fine of not exceeding $500 for the first offense and a fine of $1, 000, imprisonment for not more than one year, or both the fine and imprisonment, for the second and all succeeding offenses, for violations of the proposed law. Indistinguishable Varieties. Members of the florist, seed and nurs- ery trades, realizing the impossibility of strict compliance with the provisions of this law, have petitioned Congress to act slowly in the matter and to con- sider the appropriateness of an amend- ment to the bill as it now reads so as to exempt these commodities. It was pointed out that the similar appearance of many different kinds of seeds, green- house and hardy herbaceous plants and seedling trees would prevent anyone from saying with absolute certainty what varieties they are. Under such circumstances, it is contended, if such merchandise be improperly labeled and so shipped in interstate commerce the violation of the law presumably would be entirely unintentional. Unreasonable and Unfair. As the measure now reads, florists, seedsmen and nurserymen declare, if enacted into law, it will work a great hardship upon the trade. It is per- fectly satisfactory to the trade so far as its provisions

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