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OPPOSE SALE OF I
KILBY DAIRY MILK
Unfair Competition From
State Claimed By Mont- I
gomery Dairymen
STATE CAPITAL BERKACl !
THE AUK-HKKAJLD J
Moatfomery, Ala., Nov. 21 j
Montgomery dairymen are opposing
the sale of milk from the Kilby prison
dairy In the city of Montgomery. The
board of directors of the Montgomery j
sounty farm bureau at a meeting to
day appointed a committee to call on
Glovernor Brandon and request that
the Kilby daily be allowed to sell
milk in Montgomery county only to
state and federal institutions.
The sale of milk from the states
model dairy has elicited’ loud com
plaints on previous occasions from
local dairymen who hold that they
ire subjected to unfair competition
from the state.
TAXI SERVICE IS
STRIKE CRIPPLED
New Orleans YeUow Cab
Drivers Quit In Large
Numbers
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 21.—Taxi i
Service in New Orleans was almost
at a standstill tonight following the j
walkout last night and today of {
about 165 chauffeurs of the Yellow j
Cab company, who demanded that >4 2 j
drivers dismissed by the company be ]
reinstated. The drivers say the men i
were discharged because they haul
taken out cards to form a union, j
while officials of the cab company j
asserted they were “laid off."
The Yellow Cab company controls
all taxi service in New Orleans with
the exception of a limited number oi j
machines operated by the Checker j
Cab company.
INDICTED FOR FRAUD
Charles J. Strinslirrg; Charscd With
Falsifying Income Tax
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.—Charles J.
