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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-05
BOSTON WOOL

Boston. Sept. 5.-tHJ-Wool: The
market continues only moderate in
most all branches. but sales arc dis
tributcd fairly well over all grades.
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Houses for Sale

A NEW STuCCO BUNGALOW,
very modern. hardwood floors. hot
water heat. fireplace. many built lin
features. full complete basement.
heated attached garage. Sales
price $7500.O0. Good terms to right
party.
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW,
Just completed. hardwood floors,
built lin features. large closets, full
basement. furnace heat. basement
garage, near school. Sales price
$500. 90. $4,000 cash down. bal
ancc monthly.
FIVE ROOM NEW MODERN RuNG-
allow. oak floors. large rooms. built
in features. attached garage. full
partitioned basement, furnace heat.
Sales price $53OO.OO {. $4,000 cash.
balance monthly like rent.
NEW MODERN BUNGALOW. HAv-
ing living room. two bedrooms,
large closets. complete kitchen. din
ing nook. oak floors. sun porch. at
tacled heated garage. reasonable
taxes. Sales price $530O.OO. $4,000
cash, balance monthly.
SIX ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW,
near schools. hardwood floors. full
basement. furnace heat. enclosed
porch. south front. Sales price
S435O.OO. Good terms.
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGA-
low, hardwood floors. full basement,
furnace heat, double garage. east
front. close III. Sales price $3850.0O.
Good terms.
SIX ROOM MODERN TWO STORY
house. hardwood floors. full base
ment, furnace heat. basement gar
agc. Sales price $5O0O.0 90. $4,000
cash down, balance like rent.
SIX ROOM TWO STORY MODERN
house. hardwood floors. large rooms.
full basement. Sales price $450O.O 90.
90 cash down, balance like rent.
SEVEN ROOM MODERN TWO
story house. close III, hardwood
floors, bedroom on first floor. three
on second floor. good location. Sales
price $4,000 90. Good terms.
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGA-
low, close III. part basement. fur
mace heat. double garage, reasonable
taxes. Sales price $350O.00. Good
terms.
AND MANY OTHER ATTRACTIVE
houses under good terms. Now is
the time to buy your house, let this
agency help YOU.
HEDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
Webb Block Phone o
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STATESMEN

FULL OR part time. $3.50 a day.
Oilpystcl. Every garage and oil
station needs one. Sure fire seller.
Monroe Specially Sales Co, Aber-
deem. s. -.
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IS WANTED

MECHANICS WANTED
BIG Demand. Practical training
Write for catalog. HANSON AUTO
g. ELECTRICAL SCHOOL. Box
926, Fargo, N. u.
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FARM LAND

FOR SALE OR TRADE-For i'm
proved farm close to town. General
merchandise store stock. Fixtures
and dwelling. good school, only
store in small town. Want to re-
tire from business. Write Tribune
In care of Ad. No. 6.
WANTED TO TRADE-McLean
county quarter section OF land,
clear. as part payment on Bismarck
residential property or for Bismarck
lots. Write Tribune. In care Of Ad.
No. 8.
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HOUSES N FLATS

HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR SALE-Five modern bang-
allow just completed at 828 Mandan
street. Additional room finished in
basement. Oak floors. fireplace,
built-in features and heated gar
age. On terms. Inquire ZIG Man.
dan street or phone 366-R.
FOR SALE-All modern ten room
house. fine rooms. three closets and
bath first floor, three room apart
ment, three closets, bath, store
room second floor. Space back Of
lot for another house. Call at 8O2
Second street.
FOR SALE New stucco bungalow,
five rooms, fireplace, breakfast
nook. garage. Corner lot. close In.
L. p. Warren. Phone 46O-M.
FOR RENT Eight room modern
house at COS Third street. Bismarck.
Call Marcovitz Grocery and Army
Store. Mandan. Phone 357.
FOR RENT-Complctely furnished
six room house. For information
phone 90f or call at lO2 Ave. A after
8 p. M.
FOR RENT--Tlrcc room modern
house. Inquire Simon Klein, Coz
Twelfth street. Phone 430-R.
FOR RENT-Scven room house. For
further information call at 423
Third street.
FOR RENT-Fivc room modern flat,
centrally located. Harvey Harris
Il Co.
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5 + CAR BARGAIN

USED CAR BARGAIN
FOR SALE-Ford light delivery truck.
tourings, coupes and sedans. Also
Chevrolet sedans, Durant coupe.
Durant coach, and others. We trade
and give terms. Hedahl Motor COM
pany.
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FOUND

FOUND-A mans white gold WFlf
watch with metal band. Owl
may have same by giving propI
identification and paying adveftil
ing charges. After 800 p. IA. cd
Mt 81 Ave. G or phone 4S0.J.
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LOST

LOST-On highway No. 10, between
New Salem and Taylor, new "Oil
Field Special" Goodrich truck tire,
size 81 x 6. Finder kindly return to
Northern Hide and Fur Co.. Bis
nlarck. for reward.
LOST-Masonic watch charm Mon
day at Clio Mandan avenue. Re-
ward offered. Call Churchill. TOO.
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HOUSEHOLD o o ron q

HOUSEHOLD GOODS ron a.
FOR SALE-Entire household
niture. Dining room set, br9'
fast set, linoleum rug, sunpa:'
furniture, beds, drcssers, .chifi'
Ter, draperies and curtains, leat'
couch and chair, Hoover vacu
cleaner, wash machine and nj
other things. Call between q /:
IL a. M, and 6 and 8 D. n. y
A. w. Lucas. 225 Ave. A West. I'd,
693.
FOR SALE-Beds, / white iron a
heavy, high grade springs ana IA
trcss all new, 2 single dormit
white iron cot beds, genuine .
mattresses. % each. also 81
bicycle, large size. Good condittI
$500. Phone 826-J or call C |.
Sixth street. first floor.
FOR ~SALE-Household furniture. :.
GLIDING Hoffman piano. Radi.l
No. II. sun porch set. Singer g
Ing machine, bed complete, W.
chester shot gun is gauge, III
chair. coaster wagon and otl
small items. Phone 346.M Or G
at Alb Ninth street.
FOR SALE CHEAP-TWo heat
stoves. Copper Clad range. diniI
table. oil heater nearly new, Lie
Loom baby carriage. wringer. h
Third street. Phone 4o6-M.
FOR SALE-Good high grade pial
cheap II taken at once. Pho
503-W or call at 100 West Roese
FOR SALE-Complete bed aim,
new. sanitary cot and other fur1l
turc. Call at POT Mandan stree,
FOR RENT-Piano, In first class IS
dltion. Call at 8O8 Seventh sire
BARGAINS In used furniture. re,
nelly Furniture Co., Mandan. n.
FOR SALE-Practically new Ma
Wells range. cheap. Phone 1907.
FOR SALE-Gas range nearly al
Phone $50 or 29l-R.
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WANTED TO O

WANTED TO 0tJY |
PARTY WANTS to buy at once
small modern house Of about FOL
or five rooms at q reasonable pr1d
not too far out. Write Tribune ID
No. 8. 4
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MN X0BK POULTRY
New Yeek. ~ 10 pcultFy.
1fo1Dola etea6y.
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FOR RENT-Fivc room modern flat.
centrally located. Harvey Harris
Il Co.
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A NEW STuCCO BUNGALOW,
very modern. hardwood floors. hot
water heat. fireplace. many built lin
features. full complete basement.
heated attached garage. Sales
price $7500.OO. Good terms to right
party.
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MlNNEAPolls Gam CLOSE

NG1SS9NEF1kV 0G0 OHOW "
Minneapolis. Sept. S.-(R-Wheat
receipts today 40 compared - 457
year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat
ana coarse grain closing quotations
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Programs IN Central STANDARD time. All time Is r. N. III
Wavelengths on left Of call letters. kllocyclcs on rgl
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Large furnished roam
modern home. can be used
sleeping or light housekeepir
suitable for one or two girls, cloI
IN. Also for sale: A camping tel
Call at 3l5 Second street or pho.
383-M
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FOR RENT-Large sleeping room !:
modern home. suitable for one I
two. Will take married couple
both are working. Call ut 900 Y1r.
street or phone 667-W.
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FOR RENTING rooms for II
housekeeping. or ground 1loor. al
for cooking. Convenient to botI
Private entrance. Close to cop)t|
and schools. Call at 0l8 0eveurl
or Phone 20n.W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-15
CHEVY CHASE. d. c.
MAJ I. nth and AIilitn n, I
NEAR 3 CAR LINES
AND EASY WALKING DISTANCE

531 10th St. SEE large rooms and bath,
with each floor arranged into separate
apartment, having hot-water heat. cleo;
in perfect condition: 2-car garage. Look at
this opportunity and arrange. your own
terms. Call Nat 3601
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SALE-HOUSES.


WELL CONSTRUCTED GROOM BRICK
house on st. NV. near 9th St. bath. cleo
tricity finished basement Price, $500; on
iEsSE Il. HEIsKELL. lis Eye St. NV.
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WOODBRIDGE. D. c.

WOODBRIDGE, d. c.
Big snap for some one 6 rooms. h.-w.h.,
ami; garage; "a acre of ground; $500 cash.
balance first trust, monthly payment only
$50 per mo-, including int. Also rooms,
corner close to cars, with garage; small
cash payment.
F. A. LINGER,
3l09 gath St. NE, y Block South r. I. Ave.
North 1921.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
Attention, Duck Hunters |!

How would. you like to have a wildduck
bunting gr9nnd your n gym fS nave o NV
an hours ride from WASHINGTON. House
with two open hreplaces, tenant house ana
lent boating and fshinE. Will sell for price
Of q good row house in washington; easy
terms Address Box 337-Z, Star once
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WANTED no RENT-HOUsES.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY n ARMY LIEU
tenant; hire for years; 3-1odroom detached
house (unfurnishedl wi yard and garage,
near schools in high-e IS northwest neigh:
property guaranteed. Cleveland 1888. Apt.
$40.
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ROBERTS, PLACE.

NJ u LIN y I Ii hN1
Near Annandale. on Little River concrete
road between Annandale and Alexandria and
nine miles from Washington; nice large
homestes small farms, large barn and good
dwelling.
Sold at auction Wednesday, IL o'clock in
buy small tract at your own price on easy
terms Lunch served and picnic for you.
Let Mason Hirst show you. Edmund H. Rob-
erts, owner; Conrad Land Corp, auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-15

NO CASH DOWN.
231l LIST st. n.w.-9 rooms, BATH, oil heat:
newly papered Terms like rent to RESPONSE
bic party; restricted neighborhood; reason
ably priced. DIXIE REALTY CO., wilkins
Bldg. National 1888: Cleveland $3.50
s6,950-NEAR SOLDIERS HOME
Owner must sacrifice; r., b., ami; semi
detached and newly decorated; porches front
and rear. Easy terms. Call Att. o35o or
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ENGLISH DESIGN.
Charming home of English design done
in brick and half timbered stucco. 1t is on
average depth Of 1877 feet The lot is
literally covered with beautiful trees and
immediately adjoins rustic park. Among
the many splendid features which this
home has there may be mentioned the living
room is feet wide by 29Ia feet long with
The home is new. 1t is convenient to
schools and is served by the 10th St bus
this home is an excellent purchase
NORTH WASHINGTON
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RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED.

1906 RIGGS PLACE N.W.-s ROOMS, 2
baths, no linen or china. Private family,
good references required. $65. JOHN T.
= ef
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sALE-HousEs.

WEST OF GEORGIA AVE.
GROOM HOME WITH GARAGE.
$6,500-$65 A MONTH.
A splendid Groom brick home with o.
lonial front porch and rear porehes. IN
convenient new home community. west OF
crete ces. brick THESE mani 7ns tss
$500. Small cash p PAY and $50 Der
PRINTING OFFICE OR
POST OFFICE EMPLOYE.
priced home. in excellent condition, conven-
lent to cars stSre Is s s1e' NE
Reasonable Price and Terms.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
ss4 l4th ST. nv REAIroF NATIONAL OOss.
Chevy Chase.
A Lovely Home.
In a Wooded Setting.
Just one-half square from entrance to the
Chevy Chase Country Club; on prominent
street lined with gsn oaks and ast5s0t Ho
t. fully hs charm The and 1nP soo
abou ti Soils owl With its stone repace and
the artistic balcony adjoining, is most at
Rde screened porcS foV the
sarden. adds further charm and appeal. But:
ers pantry model eit ts and plsn
On the second floor are four splendid. bed
rooms. two lovely tile baths lone with Snow
porch which is completely screened. Fin
sasd attic with Tsd Oh TH HT s sSo
car garase. The lot S7oxl50, Is beautifully
ensssns aeS eject the is and
plete privacy. The price is only S23,7So, rep
resenting the soundeSt of values.
Schwab, Walk & Candy,
1904 Conn. Ave. Pot. o83O.
PRICE JUST REDUCED.
will is sacrifce for quick sale. Open eve
nings and Sundays. -
18th and Meridian SITS. NV.
First Commercial.
Corner property, 10 rooms. baths; un.
home or ideal location. for business. Price
C1AS. d. SAGER,
s24 14th ST NV ENANi NATIONAL ccss.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES.
ss,sSo-chevy Chase: beautiful bungalow,
S rooms and bath, hoored attic,
sfs9 ot al modeTn
improvements. real bargain.
sl1, 750-Chevy Chase; stone and frame con-
struction; rooms and bath, built
in garage, porcheS; paved street;
beautiful lot with trees and
stream. real home for some one.
Si3,95o-Chevy Chase, near Connecticut ave-:
new al-brick colonial home on very
large corner lot; paved streets;
rooms and bath with shower; ga
rage.
| Sl4,g50-Chevy Chase; detached brick, 6 large
rooms, tiled baths, huge side
porch, garage, trees. On prominent
boulevard.
| $11,950-Mt. Pleasant, overlooking Zoo;
well planned rooms, 3 baths, 8
porches, open fireplace; perfect con-
dition; on bus line. Extremely easy
terms.
! s19 750-Just west of Chevy Chase Circle;
stone and stucco, slate roof, ga
| rage; rooms. 2 baths; beautiful
lot. Perfect location.
| PHONE WISCONSIN 2489, DAY OR
| EVENING.
NJ & r WARREN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-25

The roar OF the engine as an
airplane sails through the sky may
be just a noise to some people, but
It is music TO the ear OF the pilot
who Guides 1t along its way" re-
marked Sid Brown. field manager
here OF the Southern Air Transport
System.
That roar, Mr.. Brown explained.
il a song Of accommodating hours In
the air." and hours in the air.
mean more to a pilot than gold to
q miser.
"Of course IL goes without saying
that a pilot must have a reputation
for safety" Brown went on. but
he achieves that record by piling up
hours in the air without accident.
And with the big transportation
companies the 200 hours required
by the United States Department of
Commerce for a transport license Is
but a starter.
Southern Air Transport pilots
have a total of 11,720 hours in the
air. This an average Of $50
for each Of the forty-two pilots, and
the average among the ilotS flying
passengers is even higher"
Quite aside from the fact that
they are paid for extra flights, COM
merc!al pilots are always anxious TO
get them because they mean that
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-25
GOVERNMENT SURVEY SHOWS
ARCHITECTURE is BEST In
STYLE OF PAST 100 YEARS

The front porch is passing. the
old-fashioned carpet is seen no
more. ceiling heights vary in diff
ferent parts Of the country. bunga-
lows are still popular. American
architecture is improving. and din
ing rooms remain firmly entrenched
In the average American home. &C
cording to James S. Taylor. acting
chief of the division of building and
housing Of the U. S. department Of
commerce.
The value Of the radio In toning
up the atmosphere Of American
homes cannot be over-eStimated, es-
pecially in the life OF a family hav-
ing young people, says Mr.. Taylor.
The radio Is keeping people at home
and is giving parents a chance TO
become acquainted with the friends
Of their children.
The built-in garage has descended
from the very expensive house 10 be
found in the medium priced field;
and on streets where there Is any
considerable amount Of automobile
traffic. families are living mor and
more in the back of their houses
A sunparlor at the rear Of the house
Is fairly common. says the housing
bureau chief and the rear living
room is no longer a curiosity.
Moving Picture Bathrooms
The bathroom has become a con-
spicuous feature in many of the new
small homes. says Mr.. Taylor. He
cites a small ROY houso selling for
less than six thousand dollars. that
looked fit for a millionaire screen
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-25
DODGE PERMITS
DRIVING EASE
Brakes and Controls Design
ed For Safety And
Comfort

The motorists comfort and safe
ty on streets and highways would
be impossible today without the en-
cheering genius built into the mod
ern AUTOMOBILE, according to Jesse
bennett. local dealer for Dodge
Brothers motor cars.
IF the millions OF cars on the
roads today we're operating with the
mechanical equipment offered on
the ar of Is -ars ago. the public
would have a real traffic menace
said Mr.. bennett. But automotive
manufacturers are building cars
with more flexibility and greater
braking facilities that in reality en-
able cars to be on the street with
swifter movement of traffic an
was ever dreamed a few years ago.
The New Dodge Brothers six
compared to the first dodge al OF
1914 presents a fair comparison to
prove the point. Just as the latest
Dodge creations offer startling de-
velopments in motor a appearance
and performance. so the 1914 Dodge
was a leader in It's day. Each was
built to fill the current demands OF
automotive ~transporta -
"Four-wheel hydraulic internal
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-25
NEW BRIDGE TO
REPLACE FERRY

HOPE. Ark. Aug. 24.-CP-Red
river. historic and treacherous
stream, soon will be spanned by n
new bridge which will carry trans
continental motor traffic sally
across one Of the most dangerous
flood points in Arkansas.
The new bridge at Fulton. Ark.
IA miles west of this city and close
TO the Texas line. replaces one OF
the Oldest ferries in the Southwest.
Motor travellers who have slipped
and skidded down the caving banks
Of the Red river after dark to find
the ferry, remember it as one of the
most thrilling passages in the west.
The new high level bridge with a
fireproof road will be opened next
November. 1t Is part Of Arkansas
500. 200. 900 system Of paved high
ways. construction on which was
started late in 1927.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-25
SOUTHWEST IS
MARKET CENTER
Survey Shows American
Industry Eyes New
Business Area
Especial to The Herald)


DALLAS, Aug. 24-The southwest,
rs the nations newest and fastest
developing MARI. area, has become
the cynosure of all eyes in Ameri-
can industry. according OF an analy-
sis Of the returns received during
the Arkansas and Louisiana. which
has been carried on by Industrial
Dallas, Inc.
Industrial Dallas, Inc, is a sub
sidiary Of the Dallas Chamber Of
Commerce. which is spending $780,
600 over a three-year period in ad-
vertising to American industry the
unexpected opportunities which ex-
Est in this territory. The campaign
Is being financed by nearly 500 in
dividuals and business concerns of
Dallas. and such publications as the
Saturday Evening Post, the Lit
erary Digest. Time. The New York
Times, the Chicago Tribune and Is
other nationally circulated perodi-
Gals are being used to carry the
message.
Emphasizing the fact that the
southwest already presents a market
of 100, GOO. 900 people, who earn and
spend Sc. ZOO. 900 annually. the cam
paign has been Stressing the neces-
sity for manufacturers 10 serve this
territory from within by the estab-
lishment of branch offices. sales
rooms and factor :. In order TO out
distance competition which must
meet unfavorable physical condi-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-25
Pan-American Gets
Air Mail Contract

The United States post office de-
partment. following its plan for the
extension of Anne. an air mail lines
IN the international field was
awarded to Pan-American Always
the contract for the transportation
OF mail to the entire West Indies in
Guiding the Virgin Windard. and
Leoward islands and down the east
coast OF South America 10 Param-
aribo. Dutch Guina.
This Inauguration Of service over
this route. which Is an extension
OF the regular air mail service be-
tween Miami and san Juan. Porto
Rico. will put into regular operation
more than % tie United states
air mail system between Montreal,
Ne- York and 1uenos Al along
the east coast Of South America
II is expected that the postoffice
department will announce the OPP
ening date for h service shortly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-25
Hungary Proposes
Historical Tower

BUDAPEST. Aug. 23.-pPD-The
idea Of erecting a mammoth tower
on the banks of the Danube which
will incorporate the whole history
Of Hungary Is finding favor among
the government. the public and the
press.
II Is proposed that the tower.
which will be situated In Petoii
square on the west side Of the river
between Chain and the beautiful
Elisabeth bridges, shall be 20 stories
high.
Each story will contain statues and
pictures depicting the history az
Hungary during the l,000-year ex-
istence Of the kingdom. II will be
possible for visitors TO get acquaint-
ed with the country's glorious his
tor. in an hour or 50, beginning az
the top with the conquest Of Hun
gary and ending on the ground with
the World war. which has seen the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Leading banks
and owners Of private picture gal
leries have promised their support.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-25

tons resulting from a distant base
Of operations.
More than $500 inquiries from
every American state and a score OF
foreign countries received during
the first year, and the establish
ment in Dallas and other south
western cities of branches of ma
tionally known concern sat a faster
rate than ever before in the history
Of the southwest, testify to the eff
~fectiveneSs Of the advertising cam
paign. In Dallas alone. for instance,
there have been established l31 such
branches since January i. and 20
new manufacturing enterprises have
begun operations during the same
period.