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ROOMS FuRk.-NsssAwsss tcses.l. !.
X. ssie rms. clean. cool. insuiated; Id % Mn.
downtown on car line; 4 baths. shwrs~
6SwsrS% vi sS%ssr'is. isi. fsd: i: AD .ss
a.asls. tsIglss Ps'T .na s';f rss"'
fnrn.; Z very IS spny ltS e business section. 10
soi ,WEBsTE. sT.-Private home; cor
i nsr, large @ front room; pm for lady: Ia blocks
sa,L skALossAMiS; ssI,i;. Road. @ 81, q. Conn: Ays..ia
dSsss hSRf oE Ssi
ROOM 1a:v. ssmipriys.e bath: tub Sr shower;
siSI sH%s 81 81. Nv, siss ADt 1o--I.rs.. double,
iaHa iasa raskw6SD nGns 6 7sao II. Nw.-L.rs. fur
nished front double room 2 windows.
MOUNT PLEAsANT-Larse front room.
cross ventilation. near bath: near trans
portation; o Sa5 for person, $4s for 2.
THE cHuIoHiLL, 1?4op st. nx-sinsle
asae ssss 1sah sT fons NV w sin,. b.droom.
.s ~ iIsH is.s or sH Ap NWsinre sls2 for settled
sentieman in detached home; good trans.
RA. 1905.
3.I5 18th ST. N.w.-Private home; large
attractive Ind floor front room with porch
twin beds, also single large room 3rd-noor
IL no answer call HO 9195.
tsi: 43rd PLACE N.W.-Large room. dou-
BILE bed. next TO bath. quiet section, con
yenient to bus and carline. EN- 1923
Call between 10 am. and 5 pm.
WILSON HOUSES. 2O15 Kalorama rd. NV.
Excellent rooms; share, $50; single, S35;
% NGxR DGpoST CIRCLE, beautifully furn,
room n ssmipyt bath; cool reas os Suit. 2
~. ALLISON ST. NW-Double front
room, next to bath; conv. transp. Call
IA S1g3.
COLORED--13Os w st. n.w.-Double room
and single room adjoining. for refined Gov
eminent employees: in private home. NO.
COLORED-l. large furn. front room, 2
employed. refined gfris. 435 Manor pl.
NV Call in person between and y m.
COLORED-36.e New Hampshire ave. NV
New home :. double bedrooms for 4
girls; laundry PRIVILEGES: cony,, bus and car
stop Apply Yin in person Sundays all day
COLORED-Reined; 1343 Girard st. NV.
$50 and $40 Apply GUY TIMER, 1926
U s.. NV. Ma. 490I.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

GENERAL REMoDELTNG, stores, restau-
rants and houses. ANY type remodeling
Is yrs exp Estimates. i RAY E. ROB
CARPENTRY. insulation, painting. remod-
cling; storm windows, screens our special
ty NATIONAL INSTALLATION CO. WI.
'MODERNIzE YOUR HOME and add addi-
tlonal income. Attics made into rooms,
closed; concrete, work, plumbing, decorat-
ing; asbestos siding and roofing and gen.
eral house repairs; Get cur free esti-
HOME RENoVATING. NC 1870 aDGfr Irv. .
ing st. NV: Adams 1900.
ing, Stag and shinsle roofing, asbestos sid
RAh s ne ~ Fyns1 eo isDss ss New TEP
FOR fts coMPLETE iSHA Il BATHROOMS and he heat.
Rhode Island ave. ne. once, DU. 1915;
fI0oRsSYes, we clean. bleach. finish,
wax, polish. repair, lay wood fioors.- NASH
90R F09R C9 lGs 2gth st. nw RE lGn az
,s!s CAN fLooRINa CONTRACTORS,
HOME aNS 1si2 WIssSnsin aye NV NO 2ad5
roofing, cementinE. brick work. etc; free
write PHuLIPs coNTRAcTINd CO.. 61ii
johns: :MANviLIE roo,nnr, siding, storm
coarH1cT}N ssssi e yea years to oppsgy psgy GATES
MODERNIzE YOUR aoME@Porches in.
closed, recreation rooms built. attics nm
lsned; concrete and brick work, painting
ana plumbing; roofing. siding and storm
sash Get our free estimate Terms ar
ranged. DISTRICT RENOVATORS, gem
PAINTING AND DECORATING-4o years
az making homes brighter SIecial low
rates for August. Now is the time to
protect your roofs with a coat of paint.
LUCAS, LUCAS & LUCAS. 1913 Emerson
ROOFING, asbestos siding. remodeling,
terms. LIS years. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO., Georgia ll0s-I1I3
Member JIM Home Improvement Guild
SCREEN YOUR PORCH nov while have
the material or for any home improve
mens s1I Cal! " GoTA9LLo p TAYLOR; Sligo os45 ewes.
Ing, insulation; combination storm sash
1918 St NV. RE. $500.
Specialists en- slate, tile, asbestos and
asphalt. Estimates on siding and storm
sssh; 70 j. yesrs to ray. SUBURBAN
24-HR. SERVICE! Carpentry. concrete
work, brickwork, roofing, painting. screens.
23s
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MISCELLANEOUS WAN1t0 tcent.) :.
SEWING MAC1iNES-Ws buy al types:
pls.tins 9i7 q SO. RE 1900. re. 2sii
STERLING SILVER service for 8. 8 or
II; II; .lso fsne Cdd pieces and service plstes.
TAiLOR TOT wanted. metal, in sood con-
dtti0n. WI. 9516.
TRICYCLE. for 3-year-old child and out
door 90 play equipment. Call MRS. PuTZEL.
TRICYCLE. for 6-yesr r-old prefer Colson
make With l2-inch front wheel Telephone
TRUNK. large. or other packing cases;
suitable for packing clothes for shipment
kenslngfon h7s-W. 21'
TYPEWRITERS and adding machines re-
paired quickly; purchased top prices. In
anire RE ss2s OFFICE MACHINES
CORP, Bond Bldg, 14th and N. Y ave
WASHING MACHINE. late model. in good
condition, urgently needed 81. 63g2
ALWAYS HIGHEST PRICE PAID for dia-
monds- stiverware, cameras. clothing and
f1rearms: also choice Of diamonds on
hand; MAX zWEIG. ME- 9II3.
LARGE GAS HEATER for store. or port
able radiator heaters, by sas or electric
NEEDLECRAFT, $40 18th st. NV.
WANTED, candy or cigarette vending ma
Chimes TO buy or rent. in any quantity.
Box 3Sp-X, Star
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

and recreation center-6 rooms, tiled bath
with shower, Frigidaire, attractively fur
nished Sl25. incl. heat, light, gas; adults
only: available on or about Sept l. Write
complete details about self and family,
your telephone no, names and addresses
Of last three landlords. Box 407-A Star .
WILL GIVE UP desirable 2-bedroom mod
ern brick house, Arlington, 7 min. Penta-
son if able to find one or two room furn
apt; nv Oy, S716.
WILL EXCHANGE S-room house in Airing
ton, Va. about 3 min. ride to Navy Annex,
for 2-bedroom apt. in NV. Washington.
Phone OR. 5361.
papered; open for inspection any time 4O}
Delafleld pl. NV. II interested call OR
65DS mornings or evenings
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FARM T. GARDEN

GARDEN GONsTRUCTION-seedinT. sod
ding. grading. topsoil, nagstone, brick
walks. terraces. wells. lily pools. specimen
syergreens, trees. shrubs for. foundation
planting. hedges. flowers, myrtle for shady
spots: tree surgery. trellis and arbor con-
Struction. spraying maintenance, power
lawn mower. roller; waterproofing, general
repairs. painting. WondersIo. The ideal
summer plant food and lawn mulch saves
water. makes poor soils good and good
soils better. SIS ton delivered. Free
estimates. Ii. 4't225. 2Bs
EOXWOOD tOld English dwarf. szaleas
nowerlny shrubs fruit trees J, A. COOK
WO. 23su. Phone Kensington 466. 26'
LANDsCAPlNG and arboriculture. by
phdn t5ained men J, h;s COOK, Wo. 23..o.
GARDEN = ,'OLs. used. in excellent CON
dition. Picks with new handles. 81 0b;
shovels 81 25: wheelbarrows. Sc so; mat
tceks with new handles. 81 .05: hoes with
ne' handles. Sl.0a, Complste Garden
shop, = stores: Phone orders Allan
TIC 1900 Free delivery. Hcchinger Co.
TRIES REMOVED. topsoil. seeding. fertil-
izing, perennial plants. evergreens sheared
SPRAYED; Towering shrubs: book your fall
seeding now; walks, English boxWoods:
complete landscape service. OR S317 25'
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APARTMENTS UhFURkIsHEp.

OFFICER and adult family desperately
need three-bedroom unfurnished house or
apartment; excellent.references DI. 22OO
Ext. 753. $40 a.m.-5 pm. 23'
TAKOMA PARk-3 exposures, liv. rH.
garage, utilities; very quiet; $3.50; emp.
adults: restricted. SH. 56S1, after 9,
Tuesday Immediate occupancy
55 N. Y. AVE. N.W.-Two rooms, kitchen
and bath. $3.50 mo. Ma. O7l4
WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedroom apt. for
GAPIro1 0fdf9Sm HTs house sae Ao s2s
3 rooms. pvt. bath. h.-wh.. porch large
yard, bus fare: vacant conv. See owner
kitchen and bath, gas furnished: new bldg.
Key. in Apt. 3. S42 so per mo. HARRI-
S0N-WASHBURN CO.. 927 N. Y. ave. NV.
RE. 3435
COL0RED Delightful apt. / room.
Kitchen, semiprivate bath, superb condi-
tion. in newly remodeled bldg. Call Gil
1857 between and g.
COLORED-List your application with me.
Will have few small apts. for rent. Call
DE- r5oT o1s
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Soufhwest onA eoutheoek

LARGE DOUBLE. front bedroom, next to
bath; ! or > girls; convenient tMnsp 10
Suitlsnd, Navy Yard. -Armory TR 4l54
Ot6 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. S.E-Laree
front sleeping room, twin beds; S"5 each
Ii. I3id
s33 KENTUCKY AVE. s.E.-Furn. room,
Trinidad 1886
LARGE double room. for married couple:
next TO bath: private home Call between
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

HORSE GOODS-Hiph-w wheeled sulky,
buggy. I Meaoowbrook cart, set used
bueey harness used English brides and
saddles. Army saddle and saddle bags
w. II. STOMBOCK & son, MI o462
PONIES 40, pretty. all sizes and colors
Sent to me 10 be sold. Very gentle :, TO
3 gated horses: work and riding horses
New and used Western and English saddles
Harness Everything for horse Straw
rides by the hour Rear 13f 18th St Sc
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BOATS.

OUTBOARD MOTOR, hp- Evinrude;
price. $50. Telephone ia 1923
CABIN CRUISER. custom built. 1887; 35-
IT: Gray motor, 1871; dinghy, Protaine
ga ga stoye: sleers 3: in. Al condition.
TOBY II. CoruthiGn Yacht Club
one-mile ray. cabin con-
troll; no priority. s. KING FULTON, Inc,
so5 Maine ave. sw, Elk. 3406.
LIFE PRESERNERS. childrens kapok
sEecial. So S5 each. s. KING FULTON,
INC, nos Maine ave. s.w, Elk. 3406
~ HOUSEBOAT, 81, 500
~. Matthews double cabin cruiser, So 300
% aux. yawl, $500.
~ cutter. SI3,50u
's6' aux sloop Sl,JO0
2S, custom built cabin cruiser $3.50
Several others, See Mr. Martin MA
T1ONAL MOTORBOAT SALES, 800 Maine
ave. s,w. NE. 93o3. evenings, FIR. 45hl
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
MaTylond oNd viroinio.

SERVICE WIFE has double room in large,
modern home. Oakton. Va. (near Fairfax; +;
married couple, . girls or service wife
with child; home privileges, kitchen privi-
share home. Ideal for child Churches
and schools In community Very reason
able terms. Vienna Coil. Sunday before
1910 or after 40: weekdays all day
Evening star., 1944-08-21
COUNTRY BOARD.

MOTHER AND DAUGHTER to share s-acre
modern country home; references ex-
chsnged. PlERSON. Olney, phone Ashton
bSoS
VACATION at Montrose, open Sept 1st
swimming, riding, tennis. etc: $50 to $40
weekly; adults. MR.. AND MRS. l.. A.
RANDALL. Clarksville, Md.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
MoyyIond and vjvoin;o jCont

DOUBLE ROOM. nicely furn. 1921 n
Quincy st; Arlington, Va. So
SILVER SPRING. blks d. C,-Master
bedroom adj. hath shower; quiet GENTLE
home; eetleman; II blk bus 81. CASA
BETHESDA - Master bedroom. private
from bus. OIL. 523a.
Evening star., 1944-08-21

COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
ANDIkONS. fire tools. screens and all nre-
place goods. repaired and refinishtd ID. L.
CROMWELL 1.3 10Th ST. NV. Me l134
SEASONED FIREPLACE WOOD, cut any
size. Call DU. 0"07 between 3 am. and
] pm
fiREWOOD, seasoned. solid, finest grade
direct from the farm. MA. g1g1.
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MOVING. PACKING 6 STORAGE
ApARrMENrs SUBURBAN.

MCLEAN, vA.-Unfurn apt. living rm
bedrm. kit. bath. pvt. entr; S35 mo. Car
necessary. Elmwood 305
HYATTSvHLE - 3-room unfurn. ant.
semibath. heat and cleo furnished; no
children; price. $3.50 WA 1913.
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
COLUMBIA RID. NEAR 18th sT.-store
priced low for quick sale. CHARLES 8
MUIR. Ma: l59b 203 Southern Bldg.
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ApTs. PURNlsNfD fcecs. y.

ATS. pUkNlSAe0 tesnt.l.
nae me- cnEs na. E ,h:I' so%s vn H.. 'sr7ss
DOWNTowN-whits residence. 1899 10th
sunny kitchen. Frisidaire. privsts bath.
NEAT u IA G&rr. for ,..tl.d couple. turn., .npl
in the day; new Frisidaire and stove: hot
@ q sass ssa' nsss car
:ssl :ss I cs.azsr css.Haizs ST. NV. .. Conn. ave-
Women,s residence club. sorority atmos-
single Hollywood beds. connecting baths;
GaIs SdSsas sas sS1sus fash ~ % s5os o,a ,s,, n.
Nicely furn iiy. rm:. bedrm.. lit. pvt. bath:
ssw siss bEVEfofsEssT RV'Ef1ssls ssi oY sf Lovely
nishinss, 10 share % with one si or two two con- con-
adj. shower bath; single. $40: double. $50.
ssooM APTDnasusiiy M gHusa inDo, s.tlae.ye r. ss
Modern Elevator blas 0'fsGn. nssp dosntosn; MS%sn
Those accustomed, %. nice things, with a
sense Of responsibility: as well as con-
1889 EYE 81. N.W.MIarse liyins room. ROOM
bedroom. twin beds and bath, $50 month
MOVING. PACKING 6 STORAGE.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
payment on your moving. EDELMANS
MOVING g. STORAGE CO., Taylor "a37.
GENERAL HAULING and moving. For in
formation and rates call Columbia S14I,
12.9 o st. NV.
WANTED-Load or part load to and from
Wash, o. c. Buffalo, Pittsbursh. Cleveland,
Detroit. Chicago. ARROW STANDARD TR.
CO., DI. 521l. Detroit Of, Tyler 5-6565.
22A
WANrED-Load or part load from Boston.
New York City. Philadelphia. ARROW
STANDARD TRANSP. CO. DI 5211. 81.
Evening star., 1944-08-21
ROOMS UNFURNisHEp.
ROOMS WAh

COOL comfortable. close-in. elevator apt
at Thomas Circle; gentleman only. Call
RE 3EqS
Evening star., 1944-08-21
ROOMS WITH soARp.

MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN wants room
Jewish home. Dupont s39s. =
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POULTRY 9 EGGS.

sABY CHICKS. feea ana poultry supplies
ames Feed Store Inc. 6l9 K St. NV
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ROOMS WITH BoARo WANTED.
ROOM AND BOARD or furnished room In
rehned private home by woman. u s. Govt
clerk. Box 405-A, Star
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-27
OPA Further Complexities
Milk Situation In State

said he decided 10 try 10 operate I'M
der II when II was applied January
ID. Result: He has lost an average
OF $1,000 Il day. Now ne has rc-chcd
decision that he cannot continue To
absorb sucn Il iuS>. He is going To
quiz: not quiz the dairy products
business but quit jobbng !Iu!d milk.
Being the only JubDcr IN the state
and the largest IN the area. If he
leaves the market II means that
Morchcad City section will get three
thousand gallons week les, milk:
Raleigh will get about the same
cut: Durham and Gu!dSburo and other
military post communities VIII be
cut.
In Il telegram read al the meeting
Wednesday the ch!cl "i the milk SEC
ton III the Atlanta regional OPA
office said that the order would stand,
md that Coblc did not nave 10 sell
milk under il. Tn" point IS. il he
doesn't sell J.; nobody else in tine state
can meet the supply: and he Will not
continue on the $1,000 daily loss basis.
When that point was reached the
Raleigh District OPA representative
sought further delay by suggesting
that a man from Atlanta be gotten
up here il tHO or .hrcc days" Me H.
time. Coblc vii stop delivery Thurs
day.
Nobody was mad. bat there mas
seldom been more earnest or deter
mined group OF men than were talk
ing about this problem The situation
becomes more and more nlllddIpd no
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-27
Argentina's Break

AT long last, Argentina has brok-
the same tent with the United Ma
tions-at least Outwardly she has.
There are hints that the action WAS
taken out OF fear OF rcpriSalS for
her course in harboring German and
Japanese agents. otherwise called 4
spy ring. evidence of which VAS
turned up by United States agents
when they arrested an alleged cS-
pionage man oStrnSibly en- route 10
Spain.
Our own thought about the nasty
situation III South America. inVolv-
ing both Argentina and Bolivia. WAS
set forth Wednesday, i'll Il piece
written well before announcement
by the BucnoS NireS government OF
lis drastic course. In spite OF this
action. however. we are not greatly
disposed 10 rctract much Of what
was said III thu, dissertation.
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-27
YOUR FEDERAL
INCOME TAX
No. -
DIVIDEND INCOME

Gl.wN persons ha,r irr,,,, r,.,,,
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. ruryr,...-5,, $40. -, :.>. - ''''H oH
shareholders. md .,,,..,,,.,,,f., ''H
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son, receiving d,,..G,,d. -.
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luu Of capIral |. ., arnr,,,,,,n -,
the -aXuIycr la rui.r -, w., r,,,,' ','
the amounts received IN arc,rC,,nrn
Wl;h tie advice by ,br r",.,,,,.,',;''.,
but y .hpvld be borne in bind ,i,''i
the determination nI IN. ,N'>.,i,I.,
.l.o.ni ngay b. sl;hirr, - 'r..,.,,',,,,, ~,
30 result If official midi, rt Nv. r,.,.-
puga'run's return.
Dividends ON >h,r, ,rc,,,,,- =,
Federal savings md I,,m. '''',.,.. -
iiuus un shares Issued p.i,,r. f.. NT.,r,,,,
g. 1912 are rxr,..u, from, u,,.,,,.i ,',,
bur must ice included IN .',r,,,y ~;
income for ~r.,ax u,irn,s,.s D,,.;d
ends ON share account, vim r,sn,.'.,
'u share, issued an r,. ,f,or Mn,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-27
Two-Thirds Rule

There seems - be widespread de-
S'rc n the South for abrogatIon oi
the majority u"m."at.on rule in Tie
Democratic National Convention.
was quoted as saying, the two-thirds
rule abolished at the 1896 cOnvcu-
t.p". Wiser heads among the ar
dent wiShcrS k0ow that there is no
ground for such hopes OF cxpec,a-
tons. II any. As one southcrncr
was quoted as saying. the ;wo-,hirds
rdic IS dead sues and IS gone
.orcrcr.
Where the South lost its rabbit
loot was in ever consenting 10 the
abrocotion eight years ago. The
twu-'hirGS rule mas always enabled
II 90 cXcrc!S" something Of veto
against candidates it did no, Ike.
Whether wise OF otherwise. demo-
crate or uudcmocratic. politicians
III these parts had always held on
10 the principle for such benefit as
had accrued from II. They REIN
luisn"d their grip under the hyp-
motto spell of White House pres
sure, and at the bchcst of a presi-
dent who was looking much fur
ihcr INTO The future than most OF
the gentlemen whom his winsomc
ways cdptlvatcd. Now they arc sor-
~ they consented TO the change.
But that is water over the dam.
They have only themselves to
bl5mc. There is no reason to gricvc
over spilled milk. The section
which. as il contends, kept the
Democratic party alive during the
long. lean years. turned over even
its own share of control to other
sections when the harvest came and
when there was opportunity TO reap
the benefits.
Should Democratic reverses come
sooner or in later years. this Sec
ton will again be expected TO kcer
the fires burning, and most likely
Will accept the trust and 60 on as il
has always done, regardless o.
treatment it receives from Other
parts OF the country in times of 20.
iiticai prosperity.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-27
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
BY LYNN NJSBET

Raleigh. Jan. 2T.-At the time this
Is written the OPA Office III Atlanta
II not acted on requests Tor post
p0ncmcnt OF an order that would
have the effect OF shutting off some
10000 gallons OF milk per day in
North Carolina. Unless the order IS
r">cndcd. AT least temporarily.
CoDlc Dairy Products Company will
make the last delivery OF fluid milk
10 distributors on Thursday.
Suggestion that Governor Brough-
ton make strong appeal for cancel
E~tIon OF the order came from oroup
of distributors meeting with George
Coblc. head OF the company. and r.
II. Henderson o! the Raleigh OPA al
the governors office "Wednesday.
About a dozen were present IN per-
son. but on the governor desk lay
several times that many kilograms
urging that deliveries be permitted
10 continue
The story that developed would
be ludicrouS If il did not have such
serious import on public health
through stopping delivery of milk
to schools. hospitals and homes.
Originally issued in November 10 be
effective December !. twice post
poncd and then put into effect j H.
uary 10. an OPA order rolls back the
price Coblc can charge his distribu-
tor customers from 38 cents To IS
cents a gallon on fluid milk. The
price paid 10 the producer and the
price charged the consumer are no,
affected by the order: il simply takes
part OF what Coblc has been getting
ana hands II over to the local dis
trIbutor. and il was stated that no
distributor had protested at the
price he has been paying. Not only
that. the order affects only Coble and
one other firm in Virginia. so that
other distributors can continue 10
charge what Inc traffic will bear. I,
was said by one small distributor pre-
sent that he had paid neighbor as
much as }0c a gallon.
After SIX weeks efforts 10 get the
order amended or rescinded Coble
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-27
constituted the rock upon which The

constituted the rock upon which The
League of Nations cracked up.
Somewhere, some agency must
take the initiative, however, if
progress IS to be made. One day
a formula may be discovered that
will click, that will come to be the
basis upon which the nations can
agree, and which they are willing
10 support, with their resources anG
their might-evcn with their right
cous Judgment. The Legion may
be on the right trail: il would be
i happy solution if il were.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-27
ANSWERS TO DAILY
QUIZ

!. Ortuna.
2. Cheshire. ('To grin like a Chcs-
hire cat.")
3. Leonard Wood.
4. Connecticut.
5. Yes.
D. Newport News Shipbuiltllng &
Dry Dock Co. Virginia.
I. Hor.
8. Goat meat.
y. False cit belongs 10 McxiCo).
10. General William +. Sherman.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-27
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