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Evening star., 1943-05-06
Infants Apparel, 49,
Manufacturers samples
and cl0seonfs

Manufacturers samples
and closeonfs
$50 pieces play togs. including cot
ton chambray overalls. shorts and
inner or outer shirts in stripes and
solid colors. Sizes 2 to s In the
group.
400 Cotton Corduroy CrawIerS.
short-legged styles in pastel colors
and red. Also a few regular length
overalls in the group Sizes for
crawlers-small medium and large.
Manufacturers close-outs and ir-
regulars Observation-Disclosures $1.35
22o One-piece Union Suits of cot
ton rib and Isle. both boys and
girls styles. Sizes 2. 4 and s.
Manufacturers close Csc
$50 Infants Cotton Knit Gowns
and Kimonas. Infants sizes only.
1rregulars ------------ 55c
100 Cotton FlapneIette Diapers,
27x27. One dozen to a package.
Manufacturers seconds. Each
Down STAIRS STORE,
INFANTS AND JUVENILES APPAREL.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Maids 85'
Manufacturers seconds

200 cotton broadcloth uniforms for
maids in blue, green. yellow. peach,
white. black and gray. Sizes II
to 46 but not every color and style
in each size
20 Spun Rayon Maternity Dresses
IN aqua. rose, beige and prints.
Sizes II to Is in the group. Less
than n price ------------- 81
Down STAIRS SrosE, INEXPENSIVE
DRESSES
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Misses Wool Suits, 'l8

misses classic wool sports button or high
butoned jackets and peated Stripes checks
and solid colors in brown blue red Sizes u to 49,
Misses Sports and Dress Coats boxy styles Feeces
monotones and tWils each properly labeled fabric
contenD in navy. natural and aqua Sizes IA 90 Were
1895 and $22 95 Now --------- .-----.---
4 Misses Wool Sports checks and monotones
Red, brown and Sizes a. and ls Were s22
and S25. Now
Sealdyed Rabbit Coats. H. is and 3s Were s75
Now S42 plus 10c, tax
SeaI-dyed Rabbit Size 16 Was sos Now
S5s plus 1Oce tax
Down STAIRS STORE CoArs AND SUITS
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Mems Shirts, 68e
We're $1.35 and more

* Mems Shirts, including sheer
cottons in white broadcloths and
few cotton shirts in fancy pat
terms Sizes IA to Is in the group.
| Mans McGregor White Cotton
Terry Cloth Puliover with long
sleeves. Medium size. Half price
Now ----------. --- Tic
DOWN STAIRS STORE MEN's ArnAaE
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Boys Rayon Robes
Il u price

IL II price
boys dark blue rayon robes plped
in maroon, wrap-around style.
Sizes IL and a.
l Boys White Cotton Terry Cloth
Pullover with long sleeves. Size
medium Was 81. Now ssc
2 Boys White Cotton Flannel Hats.
Medium sizes. y price soc
Down STAIRS STORE, BOYS APPAREL.
Evening star., 1943-05-06

81 Attractive Royon Crepe Dresses in both I,qht
ond dark coors, token from our regular 81 .e5
stock. Were S7o5 to SlO95. Now n
Down STAIRS STORE,
Evening star., 1943-05-06

l4o Nicely Deteiled One and Two Piece Dresses.
noony one and two Of @ kind in royon fobrlcs
with vored color assortment. Were So IS
to $685. Now ----------.-.--- y
The echo., 1943-04-09
THE ROAD TO DAMASCUS
BY Ruth Taylsr

Centuries ago a proud, ambitious
man walked along the Damascus Road
down that great caravan trail which
cut through the Middle East like q
brown ribbon, winding over hills and
down int valleys, through desert
land into fertile cases, on it's way to
that walled city of antiquity, in whose
bazaars could be found men from all
the far places and Of all races.
That journey on the Damascus Road
marked crucial date in history for
all of us, for it was on that robber-
menaced road that the light came to
Saul and changed him into the Paul
who gave his life for the welfare Of
The echo., 1943-04-09

the world. On that road there came
upon him the light that stripped him
of self-pride and hatred, to clothe him
in the robes of humility and love.
We, as a nation, are today ploddmg
along the Road to Damascus. AS we
follow in Saul's footsteps, let US also
follow in Paul's. Let us pray, too, 10
see the light at all times and to fol-
low where it leads - the light Of the
spirit of brotherhood, the light Of the
spirit Of sacrifice, h e light Of the
spirit Of devotion to what we know to
be the right.
We, as individuals, must today more
than ever, put away the trappings Of
self-will and personal ambition. The
supreme heroism will be called from
US before these coming months are
past. We cannot meet the challenge
of the times if our interests are vested
The echo., 1943-04-09
READY-pAsTED HANG.IT.YOuRsELF WatfPAPER
makes DECORATING EASY CLEAN AND EEsI Es

new, revolutionary ready-pasted wallpaper makes il
possible for the homemaer to be her own decorator Pre-
pared with specially formulated paste coating the paper
be hung easily and quickly without the of brushes
and paste and without the disorder and messes of ord
nary paperhanging.
Washable, fadeproof and styetested this laboraavng
fessiona paper hanger will save much time and eor Bst
because there only three major steps in changing s
new ready pasted wallpaper special INSTRUCTIONS Or ex
perience are necessary to paper Whole house,
The echo., 1943-04-09

With war demands putting growing burden the ralroa3
car e saved hels prlng victory nearer American fam
of pulling down window shades night anoccupied looms
during the day to 40 cent Of ueeleang
ear miles of rail shiPpingy 49, -
The echo., 1943-04-09

4EAa-aHlaAFr
have also discovered the particufa Va
tan1in that is necessary to restovc coi,t
Or 90 he hair in such cases. Rep 81
tests made indicate remarkabIe -s.l
. Hof q 7ye-nof ri1f--nOf q f-.s- OF
@ n iiciuey 1t Is a valuable foa saD-l
p.en emf If you are among the ms
q people who find themselv 7diJ
c7pn T, 10 business OF socially. oE
1ar, mail coupon below rs
Tor tree booklet about this ~ 9us
new fls annin discovery. There sgo cost.
o. obligation, so send today
1900
UUnted Fllamin Products, 9 ". Wishing IN Ss.l
Chicago lll, Dept S
SEND me FREE BOOKLET about de new
ANIl-GRAY HAIR VITAMIN.
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The echo., 1943-04-09
BUY WAR
BOND
s. = / AM

7 Free Booklet Tells Of Thrilling
Discovery New Hope For Millions
One Of the most sensational scientific ds.i
coVerles Of modem TINES IS an arri-a-arl
The echo., 1943-04-09
1. ROLL 1t

strip Of paper the length Of the, wall is cut and
rolled up with the pattern the outside Decorat-
tng with ready-pasted wallpaper is so simple and
clean that no special work clothes are required
no special tools other than ordinary household ar
ticles. The paper be hung strip or two at a
fine leaving the room in perfect order during and
between sessions.
The echo., 1943-04-09

in ourselves alone, if we are weighed
down under the burden of old preju-
dices, hatreds and desires. We, too,
must again see the clear light return
to the first principles of the religion
in which we were brought up, and re-
solve truly to follow the command of
that other traveller along the road whe
said:
The echo., 1943-04-09

Put on the whole armour of God,
that We may be able to stand against
the wiles Of the devil For we wrestle
not against flesh and blood, but again
st principalities, against powers, agai-
nst the rulers Of the darkness Of this
world, against spiritual wickedness in
nigh places. Wherefore take unto you
the whole armour Of God, that ye may
be able TO withstand In the evil day,
and having done all to stand"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28
Facts About
Price Control
BY MARGARET w. COOPER
Price Clerk

Meat Prices: New dollar and cent
price lists on Beef. Veal. Lamb and
Mutton and PORK Cuts effective Sep
TENDER 20. 1913 have been mailed 10
All merchants in the county vino
handle meats. There are very few
changes IN the charts, in price, but
additional types and cuts have been
added. For example II Dou!d pack
ages of dried beef wrapped in cello.
phanc may sell at 23c while Bulk In
packagcd Dried Beef is &c , pound
May VIC remind the merchants to re-
place the old charts with tho rev
ones and remember that they must
be posted where they can DC easily
read by The purchaser. During the re-
cent meat check conducted by the
Price Panel and Assistants the main-
riiy 81 Meat Dealers were found 10
be in line as 10 prices, but great
many violations were found as 10
posting requirements. All meats dis
played MUST bear the selling price
and grade as well as the point value
per pound. Merchants may secure
duplicate Meat Charts and Commu-
nifty Price Lists and also Poin, Charts
from this office if they arc needed.
The Home Front Pledge Campaign
which Is nation wide in scope will DC
launched in Vance County beginning
Octobcr >. 1913. This vii! be an all
out effort To solicit the cooperation
of housewives and consumers 10 rami-
liarizC themselves with the working
OF Price Control and what each in
dividuai can do 10 prevent imitation.
The advantages of Price Control en-
lends TO all persons in the nation and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28
Diptheria Is On
Increase in State,
Health Head Saws

DiphthCria is on the increase in
North Carolinai and DR.. 4. ID. Gregg.
Vance county health superintendent.
today called on parents in this coun-
" tO have their children immuniZcd
against the disease as soon as pos
Siblc. He issued the following state
mcnt:
"RcDOrtS of communicable diseases
received by the State Board of
Health for the first eighth months
of 1913 show Il decided decrease in
the number of cases last year. but
a sad feature Of the report is that
diphthcria. a prCvcntablc disease is
on the increase. being 10 percent
higher for July. 1913. than July.
1912. and this in spite of State
statutory law that all infants shall
be immunizcd against diphthcria by
the age Of nine months.
"Thcrc were twCnty-thrCc deaths
from diphthCria during July. 1913.
which means that parents of these
children diSObcycd the statutory law
Of their State and neglected their
moral obligation to protect their
children.
parents have no excuse for this
neglect. if they can not secure the
service from their family physician
Every county has 1t least ono place
where this vaccine is administered
free Of cost.
"parcnts should not wait for
school vaccinations Tor this protcc-
ton 10 their children. for IS per
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28
Rutner Troupe
Program
Here Tonight

Funds OF the Henderson Spryicr
Men 5 Club will he Swcllcd tuniph,
when artists OF the 3lOth Infantry
Regiment, 18th Lightning Division
ana associated artists present u yi,-
ficty program in the Henderson hiah
school auditorium.
The variety show is substantially
the same as that was presented 70
Gently on the Lightning Circ.ut IN
the 3lOth Rec Hail, the station hos
pi,ll and Service Club No. =, a,
Camp Butncr.
lieadlining the program are the
3lO'h dance orchestra under the di-
fcc'I"r u! Pvt. James Sylvester and
Inc hill bill" band uf SGT. Horton l.,
Lindsey. Pie. jack Kennedy is act
ing as master of CCrCmunic,.
''hcr acts on the program include
piano selections 10y Cpl. Vernon
Gould: u German military rtnn
comedy sklt by pits. Robot Crouch
and William l.. DrunaIly. srirs bv
Pvt. Joe Marine and PVT. Julio Vi,nln
former radio singer. accordion solos
by Pic. Joe Rurl;"wicS. and tan
dances bv Pvt. Joe NyIliuu.
Three other acts have been 70
CruiiCd from other units,
The Henderson, Service Mem Climb
l. supported largely by cuntriDurirn~.
and a small allotment from the CSO.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28
Plank Chapel Will
Dedicate Service
Flag Next Sunday

There Will be special service
al Plank Chapel Church next Sun
day, OctObcr 3, al eleven O'Clock
when the service flag and roll OF
honor for the young men who have
gone from The church community 10
serve their country will be Gcdi-
catcd in their honor.
IN addition 10 The number from
the church and Sunday school whose
names will be placed on Inc honor
roll. there Will be list Of others
who will receive Honorable men
ton They are affiliated with other
churches. but lived in the Commm-
lty or were closely connected there.
The next of kin" To those in both
of the groups mentioned above are
especially invited 10 attend the Scrv-
ice. and Will sit together IL the re-
served section as honor guests. O.hc!
relatives. friends and visitors will
be welcome.
II is also World communion Day.
So that the Holy Sacrament will be
administered Immediately following
the worship and semi patriotic
program.
The hours program i'll full is as
follows:
Prelude: Ring Out, Sweet Bells
OF Peace"
Song: America"
The Apostles Greed.
Invocation.
Scripture Reading: by the Pastor
Intcrludc.
The 23rd Psalm in unison.
Announcements.
The general collection.
A special: Il Love Thee. My
Country"
Hymn: Faith of Our Fathers"
a talk. and reading of names. Civ
en- by Rev. f.. ID. Dodd
Pastoral prayer. response by choir.
The communion service.
An offering for relief ccntCIS will
be brought 10 table,
Closing song: Grant Us Thy
Peace"
Bencdiction.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28
.OPA Facing
Stiff Job On
Women Swear

OPh faces stiff fight in its crror,
10 hold down prices on feminine out-
erwear by demanding that dealers
oiicr no higher priced garments than
thcy did IN late 1911 or carly 1915
Whlle failing To hold down the costs
oi feminine garments TO dealers A.
,nur ii. Surprise, secretary or ,hc
Henderson Chamber Of Commerce
commented today.
National merchandise orr,n;,,-
'i"n5 have Joined iii the riaht which
WAS llrSt started in Norm C:uoIin,
by Il henderson merchant. who w,s
laced with being forced To discor-
tiiiuc several types Of feminine wear
because pl restrictions ON his ,;cIliuu
PiiccS which did not carry thrulIph
20 MS costs. One mail-urClcr comp1nv
mas sought an Injunction apninS,
OrA To prevent enforcement nr
Mfk $50. governing womcn's and
childrcn'S wear, and other nniinunI
Ci i stores are preparing t. fight
charges of violation of Tho roo,1Ja-
uoli. surprise reported.
inc regulation under attack re-
cures mat merchants use the same
profit markup that they used prac-
pcalIE lWo years ago. which causes
no particular hardship. but the reg
uial!0n also limits the dealer to pricc
ranges which he had in tho bas;. mo-
ROD. This would no, DC a partic,,io,
!!ardshIn. Surprise reports, if the
dealer could get the same quality
mat WAS offered in the base uerioI
In>,S nave Increased more than ION
percent IN many instances, SurprIs,.
SAID h" had been advised. comnIctc
~ eliminating those merchants who
featured the lower price lines.
comparative price information &c
ceINcd by the local business orpaniZn-
G"h shows that ladies blullScS which
formerly rctailcd locally at 81. go now
cost sd Il dozen, vet the appealing
merchant cannot sell bluuses above:
@l'o9 each. In the spring of 1912 II
was SAID. there Were lO8 m,nIr,r-
tuf"rS vino produced coats To retail
between S3.I3 and SOB. This Sca-
son 'h"re are no manufacturers Oh
lcfilS Tins price range. Wumcn'S cot
ION dresses 10 retail nj SIN were
nliIdc by 20 manufacturers in the
Sp"lnS of 1872. ana only one remain
cd last July. Only one manufacturer
ui rayun dresses 10 sell from Sl.3;
20 Si.98 remains OF the 81 who were.
IN the business in early 1912. Sur
prise stated.
The method of appeal for an in
ilVlcual merchant +, 20 complicated
hat even OPA officials recognize
mat 'hc." Is practically no hope o.
assistance or relief. Surprise reports,
ne assistance III Senator J W
BAILEY has been sought. the secretary
reported, without results to this Time
although Senator Bailey has present.
cd a local appeal 10 OPA in WASH
ngtOn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28
Society News
AFTER BATTLE.

What hope will there be for us
learning as we have been, through
the impatient years
the subtle art Of destruction till tho
act becomes
embodied in our nature, what hone.
will there be
when we come to the building time
the season Of rehabilitation
in that far-off day, when pity no
longer is outlawcd?
Did not the returning mcrccnarics
before us
stacking their weapons in the corner
loosen their harness,
turn to the wine jars, the women
and the long cool evenings
and the talk of long past battles,
leaving the world > others
and their conqucStS to Il generation
Of strangers?
But for us is reserved the hardest
task. To keep
alive the quiet flame of the spirit
through restless days,
tempcring hatred with compassion,
,.~.,,"",i>"'.;'''' always
that what VIC destroy mirage we must
rebuild in humility,
that they must live To create ncw life
who today
serve their apprenticeship in deaths
cold factory.
H. b. W. MacAllan in Time and
Tide.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28
PAGE FIVE
PrOCessed Food
Stamps Extended
For Brief Period

Raleigh. Sept. %. - Blue
Stamps X. "i". and u. the
!aNt blue stamps IN War Ration
Book Two. viii DE used by con
SHmcrS for buying ppccsScd foods
from October | through NUvcm-
Der 20. the Raleigh Office OF
Price Administration aunoun-
ccd today.
Stamps ~. ~. and"iV" OK
pIrc on October 20. This provi-
ncS the usual overlap period of
20 day for using old and ncw
proccSScd food stamps.
The nest series ui STAMPS t.
be validated fOr use IN Duvinr
prOccSscd foods will be in War
Ration Book -Four which VIII be
distributed to consumers before
end of October.
Housewives who arc using
thrC" different ration books will
lind marketing simpler whcg all
rannnCd foods C"l again he
bought with two books.
Book Ono. nuw used for Duv-
ing Suca" AID shoes. viii no. bc
used tnr buying food after Octp-
h"r 81: rcd stamps IN Book Two
expire October =. and with The
end rl DlI" STAMPS IN Hrpl: Two
an November - r.lv Books
Thrc" and -Four viii pc needed
tu buy ratiun"i food.
Stamps ". "Y'. and ~ are
a.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28

Tight on the Home Front against in
ilation and Black Markets.
Beer: According 10 the iatcs, in
formation received a. this office beer
Will be fla, prices as of September
~, 1913. All sellers of beer will re-
cclvc notices Of the prices in effect
IN the very near future. II is antici-
pated tina, all retail sellers Of beer
Will come within the scope OF This
price schedule. Restaurants, cafes,
bars and grocery stores Will be able
to easily determine the legal price
that they may charge for this beve-
rage.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28
At Great Lakes SchOnl

Ronald Lacy Gilliland, son of Mrs.
{. ii. Gillilamd, is now undergoing
boot training at the U. S. Naval
Training Station at Great Lakes, Ill.
There he is being indoctrinatcd into
Navy life, and is being instructed in
seamanship, military drill and naval
procedure. Upon completion of his
recruit training, he will DC granted
4 nineday leave.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28
Edwards Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. p. y. Edwards. of
West End. had as their Sunday even
ing visitors Nj. and MrS. T.. c. Ed
wards. ThurS,on and Clarence Ed
wards. Perry SattcrWhilc. Wallace
Allen. Richard Matthews. all of Hen
dcrSo": Manuel and Joe Edwards, of
Baltimore. Md: S. G.. Edwards, of
the u. 5. Nav. who has recently re-
turned from overseas. This Was the
first time Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards have
had Their seven sons 1t home To-
gcthcr for several years,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28
To Camp Breckenridge

NPI. Andrew Hight returned Nom
day to Camp Breckenridge. Ky. after
spending a iJ-day furlou2h her with
ms mother, Mrs. j. +. Hight. His
sister. Mrs. Floyd, accompanied him
as lar as Camp Campbell where she
will joni her husband, Cpl. Earl c.
Floyd.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28
Over 100 Get
Duke Degrees

Durham, Sept. 2&.-Onc hundred
four students received degree 4, the
clos" OF Duke University, summer
session this year. GRADUATES .nCll!d-
cd those in Trinity College. the w.
mans College, and the Graduate
SCnuUl.
FiftH-onC .tudcntS received EaCic-
ior al Arts degrees. and i've were
awarded Bachelor of Science de
GEccs. on these, one WAS in the Col
!cGc nG Engineering.
In the graduate ,ch0u'. Is were
graduated. Among these. there We're
20 receiving Master of Arts degree
and 10 receiving the degree of Mas
ter ni Education
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28

So you're busy as . bee. Well
heres a SHINING princess model Won
can rum up without fuss or bother.
i"ull enjoy wearing il in either Il
iuouablc cotton O"r humr) or a
warm, becoming wool for hunts
about toxin. \ clever idea is to con-
tfaSl colorS as III The sketch.
Pattern 9543 may be ordered onIv
in W"mCn'S sizes 81. IS. SO. 10. y
~. 43. and 30. Size SO requires /
yard 35-inch fabric.
SEND SIXTEEN CENTS IN coins
for this Marian Martin pattern.
Write plainly SIZE, NAME, ADJ
DRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order TO Daily Dispatch,
Pattern Department. 232 w. l8th ST.,
New York, N. Y.
Because of the slowness Of the
mails, delivery OF our patterns may
take a few davs longer than uspal.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28

cent to 80 per cent Of the deaths
are in children under three years of
age.
TAKE your young child TO your
doctor and do not assume the re-
SponS!bility Of your child's scrio,Is
illness, or possible death. from
diphlheria OF membranous cro,n."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28
In Durham Hospital.

Mrs. George +. DicElc ~ q patient
al Mcphcryon hospital in Durham
following IN operation last Friday.
She Is understood to be doing as well
as could be expected.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28
From Bainbridgc

Eugene q. LaSSitcr, OF the U. s,
Navy, Is home from Bainbrdgc, Md.
ana is spending his ninc-dav rurimIph
WIN ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G.
LaSSItcr, Of Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28

The sweet potato is a better source
OF energy than Inc Irish potato ana
contains 100 time more Nitamil \.
which Is so necessary 10 good eve
sight. reports John II. Harris. Ex-
tension horticulturist at State Col
lcge.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28
Here This Wpek

Pvt. Dickson r. Gregg. Of PORT
land' oregon, is spending this week
W''n his parents, DR.. and Mrs. A..
u. Gregg, at their home on the OK
ford road.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28
Returns from PIainficld

Miss Martha Baity has returned
from plainficld, N. J. where she at
tended the wedding of Miss Cora
Arnold, of Plainficld. and George
Hmadi. Of Duke Medical School,
Durham.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28
Home on Furluupb

os'' Douglas Z. Faulkner. who is
stationed at Camp Robinson, Ark, is
,loiiie on Through and visiting his
prothers and sisters here.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28
X X X X \ r
X WITH THE COLORs +
x X X 4 4 r
Here for Week-E,,,

Cpl. Robert Lee ,Ncwcomb v,ho =.
'" ooLo'.eu at Camp Sutton, spent the
"eeN-eha here with his wife.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28
Guests From Raleigh

Mrs. J. G. Drake and small son.
Julian. of Raleigh, arc visiting Mrs.
Sidney Lane, at her home on Young
street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28
Birth of Daughter

Nj. and Mrs. Ctg,is NJ. Rogers
announce the birth OF a daughter,
Joan Kay. at Maria parham hos
pital September IS, 1913.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28

War Production Board officials
have reduced the number of glass
lars available for such things as in
SccllcidcS. ammonia. paint and vari-
Gus household items 81 that there
will be enough of the containers 10
package War-vit;l foods.
With lin and steel ON the critical
commodities list and with canned
goods going Ia armed forces abroad
Tor anti-brcakagc and other reasons.
1t looks as il civilians will find most
proccSscd foods in slaS> instead of
tin for Il long time To come.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-28

The War Food Administration,
warns housewives and others in,cI.
cstcd not To look for any improve
ment in the milk supply situation IN
Novcmbcr--a month of normally Iuy
milk production.
Every effort is being made Ia spur
IN" nations dairvmcn On Ia greater
production through changes in the
iced situation, or in prices, but WFA
officials say frankly that the vastly
increased consumption may cause
every city milk market to have more
difficulty in finding as big Il supply
as last winter.
Expectations arc that milk sales
control order will be in effect in most
cities in the northeast and along the
west coast by Oct. |.
Ono way ou; of the difficulty
which Is under consideration i, re-
ducton of the amount of milk sold
IN restaurants, hotels and other pub
lie establishments.