MR. SILVIS: Before it sets up.
MR. LOWERRE: That's if it's a suspension. It is some time before the water sets up.
MR. STOKE: Retaining moisture and yet being soluble, and that's the thing I wanted to clarify.
MR. SILVIS: If you leave it out, it is a dispersal, let's call it, but it appears like shellac after it is dry.
(Editor's Note: See fuller discussion in 1949 Report, pp. 30-37.)
MR. CHASE: I think we all owe Mr. Bernath a vote of thanks for showing us this. (Applause.) We will visit his place tomorrow, and if you have additional questions, I am sure he will be glad to answer them for you. He has left the grafting case over here for anyone to see.
MR. SHERMAN: In case of heavy rain tomorrow, what are the plans?
MR. SALZER: Wear rubbers.
MR. CHASE: We are not going to have any rain tomorrow.
(He was right.—Ed.)