The American Record of Performance Council

Abstract

At our last Annual Meeting, the American Record of Performance Council was fully organized and given very definite responsibilities to fulfill. The following instructions were given to the Council:

“That this association create a council consisting of one representative from each state, provincial, or federal official performance project conducted under consistent supervision, same to be known as the American Official Record Council.

“That the Journal of the Association be the medium for the publication of all official records sanctioned by said council.

“That this council be instructed to prove its organization immediately and to proceed to work at once.

“That the council be authorized to publish all records of two hundred eggs, or better, for the first testing year and one hundred and eighty eggs, or better, for the second and subsequent testing years.”

An organization meeting of the Council was held during the annual meeting. Prof. W. F. Kirkpatrick, . . .