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many sent delegation to Bucharest
for the purpose of making certain that
the Hitler government would be able
to get maximum supply of Rou-
manian oil and foodStuffs. Some re-
ports about this were to the effect
that the German demand was in the
nature of an actual ultimatum, but
that does not now appear to be a
fact
Anyhow, the British were fright
ened when they were told that King
Carol might accept certain German
terms and in return get German
security guarantee, so London sent for
a Roumanian delegation, now in nego-
tiation with British statesmen. The
tug-of-war, with Roumania as the
prize, is in full progress.
Overtures are also being made
from both belligerent sides-to Hun
gary, whose premier is on a visit
in Rome
1t is possible that if Germany
and Italy jointly succeed in getting
Roumania and Hungary into their
fold, they may persuade Russia to
align itself with them. In such a
case, victory prospects will not be any
too bright for the British and the
French.
DissensiOn.
Even now these prospects are a
bit dimmed, not because of hostile
resistance which has amounted to
practically nothing, but because of in
ternal strife.
Great Britain probably faces a re-
construction of its government, an
intenSifcation of its war efforts; at the
same time organized labor in Eng
land is beginning to protest vocifer-
ously against the conflict with Ger
many as nothing but capitalistic
war to the detriment of the British
people, and the Irish Republicans
active though outlawed-are embar-
RAISING the Chamberlain government
in an apparent effort to weaken it.
In France, Premier Daladier re-
signed as the result of vote of con-
fidence which, because of the fact that
almost 300 members of the chamber
of deputies abstained from voting,
in reality was a vote of no con-
fidence, and so accepted. He was
succeeded by his own finance min
lister, Paul Reynaud, fanatical hater
of the Hitler regime, who, when pre-
senting his new government before
the chamber, was given vote of
confidence with majority of 112
votes, but since Ill did not vote,
the actual majority was the slightest
possible, namely one vote. Yet, he
stays on, and he is urging the nation
to keep on fighting until the bitter
end. 'To keep on fighting" pre-
supposes that a fight must have be-
gun. 1t hasn't-yet; that is, not to
any considerable extent.
Moving In.
In the meantime, the Russians have
begun moving into the conquered
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-03-28

parts of Finland; they have taken
over the Karelian isthmus; they have
occupied the city and Environments
of Hango-for only thirty years, they
say!-and they are settling their own
nationals amidst the ruins of Viborg.
That means that hundred thou
sands of Firms are moving out; they
abandon practically everything they
have owned and enjoyed, and they
are now looking for homes in Norway
Sweden or at such places in their
own country as the Helsingfors gov
eminent may designate.
1t should be noted that the Russians
offer no compensation for what they
take away from individual Firms.
What they lose, they lose for good
in very many pathetic cases this in
wolves the loss of farms which have
been in the hands of families for
many generations. Might, you know,
is Right, according to whoever is the
strongest!
Talked to Death.
Immediately upon the signing of
the Russo-Finnish peace treaty there
was serious talk of forming a Fin
nish-Norwegian Swedish defensive
alliance. At first, Moscow let it be
known that there would be no Soviet
objection. But few days later the
Moscow radio speakers-and the Of
fetal Soviet directed violent
attacks on the plan, and it seems that
it has now been talked and written
to death.
One may add, however, that the
alliance proposal did not arouse any
enthusiasm in Norway and Sweden;
in the first place, it would violate
Scandinavian traditions, and, in the
second place, it was felt that, put to
test, such an alliance would not
be very effective, anyhow. Norway
and Sweden were willing to consider
the plan, and so far they have not
announced any decision, but, feeling
that they might invite German hostil-
ity by challenging Russia, they ap-
pear to be in a mood to let the mat
ter drop quietly.
Air and Sea.
The land war remains strangely
quiet, but in the air and on the sea
there has been plenty of activity;
the Germans have bombed the Brit
ish naval base at Scapa Flow; the
British, in return, bombed the air
base on the German island of Sylt,
whereupon the Germans came back
to Scapa Flow once more. 1t would
appear that in all cases lot of
ammunition was wasted-at least,
there is no known evidence to the
contrary.
But on the sea there was a squirt
of ferocity: German submarines tor
pedoed in the course of few days
seven Danish vessels, three Nor
wegian and few more of other neu-
trail nationalities, and the British
navy responded by torpedoing Ger
man merchant ships in waters so
close to Denmark that there is a
question-to be settled by diplomatic
negotiation-as to whether they really
were in Danish maritime territory or
not. It is feared that this violence
on the sea may be prelude to greater
violence, still to come.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-03-28

Amt life just like that? We're up
today and down tomorrow. We're
patting ourselves on the back for
something we think we have done
and all of a sudden we throw our
elbow out of place.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-03-28
| Would Say
BY A. w. CONAWAY

For the first time since this column
started do not enjoy writing it :.
! am going to new fields to conquer
and therefore must say farewell to
my hundreds of friends who have
read my stuff" and who have en-
couraged me from time to time with
their comments.
Having purchased half interest in
a large commercial printing establish
ment in Austin, l necessarily must
give up the helm of the good old
Askov Americans stately ship. l
have been happy here with you folks
and am selfish enough to hope that l
will be missed by you, but not to
the extent that my successor at the
head of the staff, whoever he may
be, will not get your friendship and
cooperation. Just merely missed, so
that will know that my efforts have
brought some degree of fruit.
Both extremes were voiced by some
of my friends this week after they
had learned of my leaving. One fell
low said to another: Lets you and
me go down and apply for Conaway's
job" was flattered. l Immediately
saw and reached out to grab a button
which had burst from my vest, but
alas, true to the fickleness of this old
world, another fellow chimed in:
sd go down and apply for Arts
job if l could get something else to
keep me busy in my spare time"
Amt life just like that? We're up
today and down tomorrow. We're
patting ourselves on the back for
something we think we have done
and all of sudden we throw our
elbow out of place.
For the first time in my II years
of newspaper life, though, 1 will not
hear the curfew on Wednesday night
l will not hear the subscriber COM
plain of his loss and my gain 1 will
not hear the politicians cuss, because
you're not favoring U.S." but harken,
l WILL hear the roar of the pigs at
Hornets door. But I will not mind
but will relax. Won't be ponderin'
my income tax?
If not that, then 1 surely be a
thinkin' of old Pine county. And
you and you who made my lot here a
happy one for IL short years. Thank
you and good luck to one and all.
l Would Say is now 81 Have Said"
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| financed. Their figures show that the
total labor force of the country i'm
January of this year was 81 million
1859 thousand, and that of this num-
Der As million 473 thousand were
employed, and million 296 thou
sand were unemployed. Their esti-
mates show that in October there
were million $50 thousand without
work and that there has since been
month-by-month rise to the above
figure, which was for January. 1
may say that these figures tally with
those of the American Federation of
Labor.
House Acts on Interest Rates.
Without a dissenting vote the
House, last week, voted to keep in
effect the present interest rate on
Federal Farm loans for another five
years. The bill reported out by the
committee sought to make the rate
fight on the floor Chairman Jones
accepted an amendment to limit the
extension to five years.
A recent report disclosed that there
are now in effect one million 572
thousand Land Bank and Commits
sioner loans of which 254 thousand
are delinquent. Loans that are in
default total 662 million 585 thou
sand dollars, or approximately 25
percent of the total of all loans.
There are number of reasons for
these delinquencies. Some of the
loans were made on high-price levels;
some delinquencies are due to poor
management, while others can be
ascribed to drouths and crop failures.
1t has been necessary to reamortize
about a hundred thousand of these
loans and should conditions not i'm
prove similar action will undoubtedly
have to be taken with many more.
Many of us would welcome the day
when farm mortgage is again con-
sidered gilt-edge security. There is
no reason in the world why it
shouldn't be. There has been only
one crop of land and all must eat
and wear clothing. Certainly, land
values are as low as they will ever
be. 1 am thoroughly satisfied that
it is possible to restore prosperity to
American agriculture but it is never
going to be done through the appli-
cation of cumbersome remedies that
are expensive to administer and of
no lasting benefit
Of late years the government has
paid the farmer for not producing.
Wouldn't it be better business to pay
the farmer to switch from surplus
crops to crops which we now import,
such as sugar, flax, wool, oils and
starches? l find that last year we
imported 4 million 761 thousand tons
of sugar, 1913 million pounds of starch.
275 million pounds of wool, waste
and rags, 16 million bushels of flax
seed and billion pounds of vegetable
oils. We should encourage the Amer
lean farmer to take over the Amer
lean market so far as he is able to
supply it. At the present time we
are importing practically every kind
of product that we can produce at
home and some are coming in in
large amounts. AS near as 1 can
find out we are about the only coun-
try in the world that imports COM
peting products in any quantity.
When will we wake up?
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Opinions OF Others

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public interest are welcome whether
or not the writer's opinions con-
form with those of the American
All letters must be signed with the
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Signed articles always are more eff
fective, but If the writer does not
wish to have his name used. it will
be withheld)
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owned cars. Many
have been using
them for private as
w e ii as public
b u S i n e S S. The
abuse has grown to
a point where it as
sumes the proper
ton of a national
scandal, and the
House ApprOpria-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-03-28

1t has been estimated that 822,-
100000 copies of the Bible or part
of it have been printed and circulated
since the invention of printing.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-03-28
Observations
Joy Riding Over.
BY CONG. HAROLD KNUTsoN

For years government officials have
been riding about in government
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19

= Stavka 10000 textilniku6
v kombayske oblasti Indie by
la pc sestitydennfm trvanl
skoncena, kdyz deln1ci pfijmu-
Ii zvysenf dennf mzdy asi o &c
mlsto pozadovanych &c. Tex
tiln1 deln1ci vydelavaji asi
$500 m6sfcne. Omen pridavek
chteli proto, jezto zivotni po-
tfeby zdrazily.
" Colon, Panama, pozar
zanechal "a sebou $4,000 900
skody, tTetinu mesta v ssuti-
mach a 10000 lid bez pTfstre-
81.
Louis J. Ducruet, pozarni
nacelnik, vyslovil Sc, re hasici
vedli cd zacatku marny BOZ S
ohnem. Alarm, pozde dany,
pfivedl prvn1 hasice ma scenu,
kdyz jiz byly diva domy 1pln6
zniceny. PAX zmena yetru "a
hnala ohen takovym smerem,
re shorela cast mesta zslrf 16
m6stskych ctvercG. Vojaci Spo
jenych StatG chime ucastnili Sc
pomocnych prac1.
Jak Sc oznamuje z Washing
Americky Cerveny krfz
pTidelil $500 ma zakoupen1
potravin pro ty, ktef1 bylo po-
Skozeni ohnem v Colonu.
" Rio de Janeiro policie
re zatkla ma SO lid1,
o nichz Sc tvrd1, re jsou komu-
niste a tvrdi, re existovalo spo-
jen1 mezi mimi a stoupenci Ar
manda Salese de Oliveira, wy
puzeneho byvaleho kandidata
presidentskeho uradu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19
Vzpomnsli 10. vyroci umrti
spisovatele Aloise Jiraska.

V Praze zavesila delegace
vyboru Narodn1ho sourucenstv1
a kulturn1 rady venec ma pa
metnf desku Aloise Jiraska ma
dome, kde naposled v PraZe
bydlil a kde take pred deseti
lety zemTel.
Pietniho aktu Sc z1castnil
namestek vedoucfho Narodnf-
no sourucentsv1 Matecha, pred
soda kulturnf rady univ. prof.
DIR. Miloslav Hysek, predseda
literarni sekce kulturn1 rady
DIR. J. KNAPP, pfedseda Jirasko-
Wy spolecnosti Jaroslav Kvapil
a "a rodinu DIR. Hanus Jelinek
s chotf a maliT J. Triska.
Pc ukoncen1 pietn1ho aktu
odebrali sc 1castnfci do Jiras-
kova bytu, udrzovaneho rodi-
nou v p1vodn1m stavu. Tam 81
prohledli pracovn1 a 1mrtnl
svetnicku a setrvali delsf dobu
u 1mrtniho loze pokryteho kve
ty.
Pamatka mistra Aloise Jiras-
ka byla uctena v den desateho
vyrocf jeho smrti policeman
venc1d take ma jeho hrob v Hro-
move.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19

anglicka flotila potopila vsech
ny nemecke valecne lodi v tom
to prfstavu. V tie dobe nebylo
dosud znamo, IDA anglicke
vojsko bylo vylodeno.
Kral Haakon pTejal vrchni
velen1 mad svou armadou. z
mista, polozeneho hluboko We
vnitru zeme, norska vlada ja-
la Sc opet fungovati.
Kral vydal proklamaci, v
nlz vyzyva norsky lid "Stojte
pfi mne a sve Wade a strezte a
bojujte "a svobodu a samostat
most Norska v teto nejtezssf
zkousce, ktera nam byla ulo-
zena v dobe delsi nez sto let"
Proklamace byla vysilana roz-
hlasem. Kral pokracuje v nj
takto:
MAS narod byl napaden ma
rodem, s nfmz jsme vzdy udr-
zovali pTatelske styky. Tento
mocny odpGrce nijak Sc neroz-
pakuje spousteti bomby ma po-
kojny lid, mesta a PROVINCE.
Situace je takova, re nemohu
YAM flci, kde ia, korunni prime
a ma vlada pobyvame. Nemec-
ka vojenska moe. podnikla ma
mas prudke 1toky, kdyz jsme
byli v malem, nechranenem
meste.
zadam vas vsechny, abyste
nezapomneli tech, ktef1 polo
zili svdj zivot "a blaho vlasti.
Buh chraniz Norsko!"
V Italii nastalo We stfedu mad
SEMI pro Nemecko v tamnfch
novinach, v nichz kroky Spo-
jencd zlehcovany byly a uka-
zovano bylo ma 1spechy Mem
cG v severn1ch koncinach.
Cordell Hull, sekretar statu
We Washingtonu, prohlasil We
stfedu, re Spojene Staty ne
mohou videti, ably Japonsko a.
nebo jine zeme zmocnilo Sc Nj
zozemsku patrfcfch 1zem1
East Indies v padu, re by Ne
mecko vpadlo do Holandska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19

= Re vsech cast uz1vali Tide
prfstroje k meTenf casu: pisko-
We hodiny, vodn1 hodiny, stu
necni hodiny. Prvni kyvadlo-
We hodiny sestrojil kolem r.
1000 reholnik jmenem Gerbert
jenz Sc pozdeji stall papezem
pod jmenem Silvestr II.
= Rika Sc, re nejleps1mi po-
v6trnostnfmi proroky jsou wi
rata. Alespon sc T1ka.z kdyz
holubi Sc sletajj pfedcasne ia
dv1r. Dude pilsti der prSet.
re Sc bl1zi boufka. Bourka
Pride take, kdyz Sc kachny
tlukouce kr1dly S kTikem pobi-
hajf a potapejl Sc. Letajl-li
vlastovky nfzko mad zemf, s
vodou pride boufka. Letaj1-
Ii naopak vysoko pred veCe-
rem, Dude pekne. Kdyz Sc
vcely vzdalujf daleko cd 1lG,
Dude pekne. Opacre letaj1-li
ne pTflis daleko, pride bour-
ka.- Kdyz krava ol;zuje zdi
chl6va, T1ka Sc, re Dude prset.
= I zeny v oboru techniky
vykazujf nepomene vysoke
procento vynalezd, nebot pod
lie statistiky pripada ma 5 W.
nalezn muzn ieden vynaleZ re-
ny. Nejv1ce vynalezG zen Sc
tyka ovsem odevnictvl, kuchyn
skeho nadob1, myc1ch a cisti-
cfch prostredkG, cist1c1ch stro-
jG, kamen, hracek, lekafskych
pTlstroj1 a male pax procento
v oborech jinych.
" Bogota, Kolumbie,
Aura Londono, jejlz rodice u
dali, re je teprve sedm roku
stara, slehla v nemocnici Milo
srdnych sester v Armenia. Po-
rod byl proveden pomocl cisar-
skeho Tezu.
Novym svetoobcanem je
chlapecek, ktery pr narozen1
vail sedm liber. Mladicka
matka je pouze ctyfi stopy
vzrostla, ale ma svIj vek je jiz
neobycejne telesne vyvinuta.
Sc svymi rodici lila V horach.
Pokud jde o otce, mala ma
minka pravila, re otcem dec
ka niue byti mladenec, "ktery
il velice miloval, anebo druhy
muz, otec peti dltek, jehoz
manzelka je paralysovana."
Aura odmftla udati jmena tech
to dvou muzG.
V Kolumbii je to prvni pfi-
pad tax ranneho matefstvl,
ktere samozrejme vyvolalo We
liky zajem v lekafskych kru-
zfch. Minuleho roku kvetnu
vsak v Peru povila chlapecka
domorodka Lima Medina, KITE
.ra byla teprve neco pres pet 70
XII stara.
- jacques Mengel, vynalez-
ce zvlastnfho typu padaku pro
letce, byl zabit pr automobile
VEN nestesti u Arpajon, media
leko Parlze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19
RHINE.

- V Paf1zl kardlnal Jean
Verdier, par1zsky archbishop a
jeden z predn1ch diplomatic
zemTel We veku rs let. Svij
Trad zastaval cd roku 1899.
= Adolf Hitler ukoncil
kapitolu soucasne historic pro-
hlasen1m, re spojen1 Gill can
slus" Rakouska S Nemeckem
jest 1plne.
K tomu doslo, kdyz Josef
Buerckel, komisar pro Rakou-
sko oznamil, re zafazeni ra-
kouske administrative mast
merle do nemeckeho systemu
bylo dokonceno. Pracovalo Sc
ma mem cd Is. brezna 1888,
kdy Nemecko anektovalo Ra-
kousko.
Buerckel nasledkem toho
byl nynf zbaven svych povin-
nosti jake komisaT a zGstava je
nom spravcem v~1denskeho OBJ
vodu S titulem Reichsstahalter,
coz jest asi totez jake guver-
ner. Rakousko bylo rozdele-
no ma sest obvod6 a kazdy ma
sveho spravce.
- We Svedsku byly nyn1 po-
staveny prvn1 domy re slamy
Diva svedsttff sttatkaTi 81 dali pa
tentovat JIM vynalezeny zpd-
sob lisovani slamy, ktera takto
mGze nahradit drevo, jelikoz
Sc da snadno zpracovat a je
stejne trvanliva. Nova hmota
re slamy dokonce predcf drevo
svou lac1 a je znamenitym iso-
latorem tepla.
= V male belgicke vesnici,
vzdalene Is KIN cd Bruselu,
mali goticky hostel, ktery je
zvlastnosti: je totiz cely zbu-
dovan re zeleza a jinych kovd.
Postaven byl v letech 1854
60. Turiste sc radi nan podf-
vaj1, ale domaci Tide nemajf z
neho zvlastni radost, jelikoz
must byt vzdy pc ctyrech le-
tech natiran, coz vyzaduje ma
kladu 100000 frank1. Pro
chudou obec je to ovsem velke
zatfzen1 a tax kostelu "a n.y.
nejs1ch pomer1 hrozi zreziv6-
nj.
= Posuzujeme-li to Poole
toho, kdy byla vynalezena PRIV
nj mlaticka, pax Sc zacalo MIA
tit asi v r. 40 pred Kristen. z
teto dolby zachoval Sc totiz po-
pis "mlatfclho stroje", ktery
sepsal znamy r1msky spisova-
tel Varro. Tento prvn1 "mla-
tfci stroj" byl obycejnou Dire
venou deskou ,tazenou dobyt-
cetem, ma spodu opatrenou re-
leznfmi zuby a katHenJ. Nla-
ticky napodobujici nlacen1
cepy, byly pc prve sestrojeny
v II. stoleti. Prvni dokonalou
mlaticku sestrojil v r. 1888 A.
Meikle We Skotsku. Zdokonalil
il w. Tunstall v orce 1888.
- Sovetska tovarna ma no.
spodarske stroje vyrobila nyni
novy sestiTadovy stroj pro wy
sazovani FRANKFORT. Novy stroj
ma neobycejne jednoduchou
konstrukci a predc1 svou W.
konnosti obvykle nynf dvoufa-
dove sazecf stroje. Novy stroj
osazi "a 8 hodin plochu 10
hektard, Gill skoro % akr1.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-11-14
Order Numbers
Are Assigned To
Ashe Registrars
QuestiOnnaires to Be Mailed
Out, Starting Today. Must
Return Promptly.

The Ashe county draft board
has completed the big job of as
signing the order numbers
drawn in the national lottery to
all of the 1854 registrants in the
county, and questionnaires are
now being mailed daily, starting
with number one and going down
the list.
Eventually every one regis
tered will receive QUESTIONABLE,
which he is required to fill out
and return to the local board
within five days time.
These QUESTIONABLE consist of
eight pages and ask for all kinds
of information. Chairman Vannoy
has pointed out that all of the in
formation requested must be
! completely answered as it will
be the sole basis for deferment
under the draft act. There is also
a severe penalty for giving false
information.
Registrars are not allowed to
appear before the draft board,
which must make its decisions
upon the information furnished.
An advisory board, however, will
be appointed to give registrants
information in filling out their
questionnaires.
After the draft board has made
it's decision as to classification,
registrants may file notice Of ap-
peal with the board, but they are
never allowed to appear in per-
son or through an attorney be-
fore the local service board.
Before a draftee is called to CO.
lors, he will be given complete
physical examination. Registrars
having legitimate dependents are
automatically placed in class Ill
Continued on Page ~
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-11-14

A series of educational meet
ings for Burley tobacco growers
will be held in Ashe county,
starting next Tuesday and end
ing on Friday, County Agent c..
J. Rich announced yesterday.
The purpose of these meetings
is to discuss the forthcoming Bur-
ley marketing referendum, which
will be held on Saturday, Novem-
Der 23rd., Mr.. Rich said.
"In order that you may be ia
miliar with the conditions regard
ing the referendum, every Bur-
ley grower is invited to attend
one of the meetings" he stated.
The schedule is as follows:
Tuesday, Nov. 10Th
Lansing school, 10 a. M; Hell
ton school, l p. m. and Little Hell
ton school, 2:30 p. m.
Wednesday, Nov. Goth
Chestnut Hill voting place, 10
a. m. and Crumpler school, 2:30
p. m.
Thursday, Nov. 21st
Riverview school, 10 a. m. and
Sutherland school, 2:30 p. m.
Friday, Nov. 22nd
Grassy Creek school, 10 a. m.
and Landmark school, 2:30 p. m.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-11-14
Burley Growers Will Meet
To Discuss New Referendum

Growers will be asked to vote
on one of three questions: l. Are
you in favor of quotas for 3
years? 2. Are you opposed to
quotas for 3 years but favor quo
tas for l year? g. Are you OPP
posed to quotas?
If three-year marketing quotas
are voted, there will be no re-
duction in allotments in 194l, no
allotments of l acre or less will
be reduced any of the next three
years, allotments above acre
are not to be reduced in 1912 or
1943 over 10 percent below the
1910 allotment, and producers
who stay within their allotments
will be allowed to sell all of their
tobacco they produce tax free.
If one-year marketing quotas
are voted it is expected that al
lotments will probably be re-
duced 10 percent for 1941.
IF quotas are voted out, we
will still have acreage allotments
under the AAA program which
will have to be reduced" Mr..
Rich stated.
Flue-cured tobacco growers vo-
ted 6 to l in favor Of three-year
quotas, recently.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-11-14

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