Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1928, Page 6

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Staub Seated by U. §. S. | Jacob Jones Post. Staub was nder of the U. . Jacob | 2, Amel Legion, | evening at the | The retiring | , was | a past commander's e and Legion ring, and the new nder received flowers. lation of the following officers k place: Jane M. Breen, senior | nmander: Lucille R. Allan, jun- | vice commander: S | | | | alled as| | | er tariffs on milk and cream, following | an investigation into the relative cost DAIRY HEARINGS SET. of milk products in the United States | Tariff Board to Open Rate Case °° and Canada. Ccolor bearers, and Mayme E. on February 23. John F. 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