Show farm Experts inspect r Onions Tearfully Tears streamed down the cheeks of agricultural inspectors Tuesday as in session at the Newhouse hotel they admitted admitted a asad asad asad sad fact The average housewife may know her onions but isn't so sure of her potatoes The tears were real because the Inspectors opened several crates of onions in an inspection demonstration tion that brought out the information information information mation about housewives Inspectors who have had years of experience admitted they cant can't control the tear ducts when they gaze face to face upon an onion Inspectors attending the second day of the conference sessions called by the state department of agriculture said experience shows the housewife is more fussy about an an onion than a potato tato The average housewife they re reported reI reported re- re I ported selects an onion for flavor and is guided bv by its coloring in the thc selection They recommended th t- ti T he p e brander branded Individually i individually divid- divid as are oranges to show their grade grede Like a womans woman's figure the shape of the onion is changing inspectors Inspectors tors averred Its It's becoming less fat and round more streamlined Speakers at a morning session were Joseph Andr Andreasen asen Boise Idabo Idaho Ida Ida- ho bo director of plant industry for Idaho Wilson Kellogg Boise U. U US U.S. S S. supervisor of inspections and George J J. J Manning Falls supervisor of shipping They urged greater exchange of Utah and Idaho farm products and establishment of an intermountain wheat terminal Clinton Kjar of the Utah department department depart depart- me ment t of agriculture presided |