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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-08
NEW YORK EGGS

New York, March 0.-R)-EggS un.
settled; receipts 1904; fresh gathered
extra 42h to -; extra firsts 41h to
q.
Nearby Hennery White. closely Sc
lected extra 43 to ~; nearby and
nearby western Hennery White extra
liYsts to average extra ~ to q: near
by Henuery Brown extra Az to IS;
Pacific coast white extra n; do ex-
ira firSts -.
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CHICAGO POTAToEs

Chicago, March 8.-(AP-U.S.D.A)
Potatoes: Receipts Ill cars, on track
227 cars. total u. 8. shipments 1888
cars. Trading rather slow. market
dull. Wisconsin sacked Round Whites
% to 100. mostly 05; Idaho sacked
Russets 1.l0 to 100. fancy 1.66 to
ITO: Minnesota and North Dakota
sacked Early ohios 100 to ITO.
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COIJ kvEslN - W. IOOIll dHV. AL 4lIUU~
ern home. Newly decorated and
nicely furnished. Convenient to
school and capitol. Reasonably
priced. Call at 818 Seventh street
or phone 3O0-W.
FOR RENT-An unfurnished modern
three room apartment with bath.
Very desirable downtown location.
Available March 18th. Inquire at
304,s Main Ave-, front apartment
FOR RENT-Apartment. large sitting
room, bedroom, kitchen and pantry.
Four blocks from postoffice, close
to capitol. Phone 1852 or call at
602 Third street.
FOR RENT-A furnished light house,
keeping s..1t. in modern home, or q
or 8 room apt. on first floor. For
adults only. GA Eighth.
FOR RENT-By first Of week fur
nished or unfinished apartment
In Varney Flats. 408 Second or
phone 773.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment on
first floor. Heat, light and water
furnished. Phone 1853. AIS Man.
dan.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment.
Everything furnished. Close to
capitol. Call at $50 Fourth street.
FOR RENT-Apartment at the
Woodmansee. II. J. Woodmansee.
FOR RENT-Apartmellt. Inquire at
Tribune office or phone 81.
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BOSTON WOOL

Boston, Mass, March 8.-(F)eWool:
6ls and finer quality steady. Average
woods Of . years growth bring $l02
to 4l.03, secured basis. Finer Delaine
wool prices are off 1c . pound, in the
grease, from the figure quoted early
in the week.
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CHICAGO CASH SALES

Chicago, March 6.4R9-Wheat No.
3 hard Ia: sample grade northern
,spring o7c. a.
Corn No. I mixed q to Nc: No :
1 yellow o6 to 10; No. : white o6xc.
81 Oats No. : white son to 6211c: sam-
ne Grade 44xc.
RE No. Z, lii. Barley % 70 nc.
Timothy seed $40 70 $50. Glover
p9eed 23.00 to 3lO0.
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FGAruN9o ON THE AIR
saturday, Mar. .
1C.ewfra1 At0Mddrd Tisne1

7o-orSsr Ese!; vssa % Kaw KHo WV KsD
HsG; rGeSsr ss9s % MoY kow kF WV
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KGW KoMO XII Wis KeTP 80 ~ ~ -~
s00Tunes OF Broadway: Lauder Musc-WEAr wTAM
weg Ksp,w VIC Y 6w WPAF KXoo VIA KPEG woAI wlxs
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED
YOUNG WIDOW-With girl Of
school age wants job on farm as
llousekeeper. State wages In first
letter. Write Ad. No. %, In care Of
the Tribune.
WORK WANTED-By two men. Are
capable Of driving truck, tractor or
any mechanical work. Call at 100
Thayer Ave. or phone 375.
PAPERHANQING and interior dec
Grating. Expert workmanship, at q
lower price this month. Phone 1434
ut noon or evenings.
WANTED-To do washings at home
Will call and deliver. Good work
and very reasonable. Phone 230-W.
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SATURDAY, MAR. .
fBv The Associated Preas1

0sUV yU OVuSI8I 0I0uO&JO SI"0
All time y 2. Al. unless otherwise in.
dictated. wavelengths on left OF call
letters. kilocycles on right. Clear chan.
mel etAeion programs In detail, with an
appended list OF some OF the more I'm.
port1nt regional otatlono.
ess.s-kvw chleaso-toae
S:s0-Uncle Bob
6:00-Orchestra; organ
s: :SSo-sU,dmap nd BAND; Entertainers
-e:oo-Orchestra; Chicago Concert Co
1o:00-News: Orchestra
10:30-Slumber Music: News
IS:oo-lnsomnia Club
3ee.+WoeM chleaso-17o
s:o0-Plantation Tunes: Basketball
S:30-ChicaGo Orchestras
.S:0O-Musical Comedy: Canadians
ls:00-Night Club Program
s%4.s-WENR chleaso-s7o
-1:l6-FArmer Rusk
13:00-Late Variety Program
@1s.eWoN.WLie chleaso-7eo
6:oo-Circus: Nighthawks: Ensemble
7:oo-Radio Floorwalker
S:Q0-Baritone
S:S0-Gangland
9:00-Tunes OF Broadway
lo:00-Feat lures: Popular e hrs.)
l::00-Knights Of the Bath
344.e-WI& chieaee-o7o
6:00-Short Featureo
7:30--MuSical
S:00-Symphony Orchestra
S:00-Lamp Program
S:30-Barn Dance (2N hrs.)
A%7.s-WMAo chleaso-s1o
E:lS-Topsy Turvy: Orchestras
7:OO-Whitney Trio: Photologue
S:00-Concert Orchestra
S:30-Pratt and Sherman
9:0O-Concert Orchestra
o:30--Chicago Historical Society
lO:o0-Amos- Andy: Stock Ex.
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EASTERN
SOUTHERN
4os.2-WsB Atlanta-74o

VVOs8-vv S0 OU0Ut0@fSV
e:00-Sunday School; Music Box
7:00-3oldm1n Band: Entertainers
S:00-Symphony Orchestra
9:00-Tunes OF Broadway
10:45-WSB Skylark
463-WAPl eirmtneham-1t4o
6:00-Children's Club: Folk Songs
6:30-Studio Innovations
6:60-Orchestras
S:l5-Tenor: Dance Orchestra
2ss.3-WFAA oaiias-to4o
6:00-Soldiers: Musical
7:0O-Goldman Band: Entertainers
S:00-Symphony Orchestra
S:o0-Tunes Of Broadway
10:00-News: Dance Music
374.e-WBAP Fort Worth-9o0
6:o0-Music: Sunday School
7:00-Mvsical Feature
S:00-Hcur OF Music
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eoUTH 81. PAUL LIvEsTOCK

South Ct. Paul, March o.-lH9-(U.
q. D. A.)-Cattle-l.0 900; strong. active
market On, Oh lines: steer and yearl-
ing run practically clear; quality best
q week 20 far; top heavyWeights
tl176, nsw high On this class for
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CALL MONEY RATES

New York. March 8.-(F-Call
money: Easier: high 10: low .: rul-
ing state 10: time loans: Firm: mixed
collateral $3.50 days tx, 4-6 months
TX: prime mercantile paper 5A.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. March S.-(AP)-Butter,
lower; receipts 1887 tubs. Creamery
extras -: standards l8A: extra firsts
- to ~: firsts 46M to 47h: seconds
- to -.
Egep-Highcr; receipts 1905 cases:
extra firsts q to IS; firsts -; ordi-
nary firsts % to 81.
Cheeoe-Unchauged.
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WINNIPEG WHEAT CLOSE

Winnipeg, Man., March 8.-(P)-
May wheat closed at 1.29h; No. l
northern close at "a under May: No.
: northern under: No. northern,
l0H under; No. 4 northern 16 under.
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FoREIGN EXCHANGES

New York, March 8.-(F-Foreign
exchanges easy. Demand: Great
Britain 4e4M, France 1901, Italy
5231S, Germany 1850, Norway 2664,s,
Sweden 26.6o1s, Montreal 1882.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-08
AUTOMOBILE

FOR SALE-Seven passenger Cadillac
sedan in good condition. Just the
thing for taxi or bus line. For
further particulars write Ad. No.
80, In care Of the Tribune.
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MISCELLANEOUS

A1lSCELlANDOUD
HEALTH rs WEALTH and heath =
beyond all price for without health
what good are money. lands Or 9TH
er property. And health can b
yours II you will consult Dr.. T. ".
MacLachlan OHarvard). He will
put you on the road to HEALTH.
He cures diseases by NATURAL
METHODS, herbs, roots and bark,
ana Mucousless Diet System. ne
does not operate. He does not use
metallic drugs, serums, pus-punch-
Ing. poisous nor dope Of any kind.
He CURES you to stay CURED.
He has CURED hundreds and he
can CURE you. Clinic. Lucas Block.
Bismarck. NO KNIFE.
WELDERs-Make big money. Great
demand in airplane factories, far-
ages. shops, oil fields and natural
gas line construction. Only abort
period Of training required. Write
for details. WELDING DEPART
MENT. STATE AUTOMOTIVE,
ELECTRICAL and AVIATION
SCHOOL. Aberdeen. 8. D.
NATIONAL CASH RDoIsTER6E
New and second hand. Over 600
styles and eize& We have cue %
tit your business. w. z 0titaol.
representative. Patterson Hotal.
Bismarck. N. p.
FOR 5ALE-Choice Canary 0n00cS.
imported German Rollers, Chop0orS
and Harz Mountains Cages ooods.
treats. etc. Phone ISL, Jacob
Bull. Dickinson. N. p. Box No ~.
FOR SALE-Two hundred bushels
high test Gehu seed corn, 4l.25 per
bushel. Ronald Stewart, Bismarck,
n p. r. No. 2. Phone 6-F-l3.
FOR sALE-Only pool hall In rood
county seat town doing good busi-
ness. For information write w. w.
McNally, Carson, No. Oak.
FOR RENT-store building, SOUTH
east corner Third street and Avenue
A, In business zone. Call ct ~
Third street, Bismarck.
WANTED-Qood feed oats. Wac6fef
Transfer Co.
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LIBERTY BONDS CLOSE
New York, March 8.-(F-Liberty
bonds closed:
Liberty 4iks-97.26.
First 4NS-oo.lO.
Fourth 4Hs-092O.
Treasury 4Hs-l07.10.
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sALEsMEN

WANTED-RETIABLE statesmen
to sell our quality wooden goods d.
rect to the consumers. Liberal COM
missions. Write for particulars and
give references In first letters. Great
Western Wooden Co.. Inc, Fergus
Falls, Minnesota.
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%s4.3-WEAF New Yosk-eeo
7:00-Organ Recital: Mildred Hun
S:o0-Symphony Orchestra
9:00-Tunes OF Broadway
l0:o0-The Wrights: Dance Music
394.5-WJZ New York-7o0
7:00-Goldman Band: Entertalnerl
S:00-Pan-Americana: Tells
9:00-Melodrama
l0:o0-Slumber Hour
422.3-WoR Nowark-71o
7:lS-Security League; Recital
S:00-The Gamooloers
S:3e-American Legion Dinner
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED-Al stenographer. One
with wholesale grocery experience
preferred. Phone 1876 Mandan for
appointment.
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FOR RENT-Nice warm room In
modern home. Hot water at all
times. Close in. Phone 1851 or
call at 507 Third street.
GOOD SIZED. well furnished front
room with kitchenette and closet
for light housekeeping. All Fifth
street. Phone 273.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
in modern home. four blocks from
postoffice. Gentleman preferred
Phone 44O-J.
FOR RENT-Furnishe room in mod
ern home. bath adjoining. Call at
6l9 Sixth street or phone 6l9-W.
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished light
housekeeping rooms, we'll located
Inquire at BOG First street.
ROOM FOR RENTAL 3l2 First
street, $500 per month.
ROOM FOR RENT-Private bath
113 Thayer Ave. E.
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CHICAGO POULTRY

Chicago, March c.--tAP) --rovltry
alive. steady; receipts ! chr; prices
unchanged.
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MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE

Minneapolis, March 8-(R-Wheat
receipts today 40 compared to 3l3 a
year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat
and coarse grain closing quotations
today follow:
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10:30-Northwest Tabernacle
ll::0--Dance (23S hrs.)


1l::0--Dance (2H hrs.)
A. %0.3-WLW clnelnnatl-7oo
IN. !:oo-Goldman Band: Entertainers
III S:00-RFD Program: Jack 4 Gene
=: , ss:SSSS-hhsMsi's Hs;,. Organ
a. li:oo-MythicaI Night Club
aeo.2-WTAM.WEAR cievsland-io7o
e:oo-Hotel Orchestras
S:VO-Symphony Orchestra
S:o0-Tunes Of Broadway
10:00-Dance Music e hrs.)
ess.e-WHo 0es Molnes-tooo
- 6:00-News: Studio PROGRAM
~ e:3o-Feature: Organist
7:30-Nlldred Hunt
S:00-Symphony Orchestra
S:O0-Tunes OF Broadway
io:00-Wright Sisters; Dance
u:00-Light Opera
ass.s-Wcx.WJR 0stroit-7so
6:30-Thlrty Minutes from Broadway
7:0o-Goldman Band: Entertainer
S:00-WJR Artists Bureau
9:00-Melodram
lo:0o-News: Amos: Dance Music
2ss.s-WoWo Re. Wayns-tiso
Dle S:co-Lutheran Chapel Service
9oo-National Forum
3e9.4-kFA0 lIncoln-7o
e:oo-Orchestra: Studio
lO:0O-Feature: Popular: Organ
37oe-Wcco Mime aroils. st. Paul-sie
6:0o-Pianist: Dinner Concert
6:30-Book Man: Music Box
7:so-Philosophies: Old Producer
,s:oo-Musicai; Cecilian singers
lOO5-DAnce Orchestras
275.1-kMox 81. louls-toeo
6:S0-Players: Sweethearts
7:30-vocal: Talk
So0-Musical Features
educational Forum
2e3-kvoo Tuisa-it4o
s:oo-Tunes OF Broadway
10:C0-Features
lO;3O-Orche stra
AsrERM
s:so-pance Orchestra
10:0o-News; Dance Hour
s%s.e-wAsc New vork-sso
e:oo-Trio; Dance Music
s:00-National Forum
10:o0-Dance Hour
sos.s-koKA Pittsbursh--sso
y:oO-Pan-A Americans: 7.ll's
S:00-Dance Music
s7s.s- Wov sehensetady-7so
s:oo-Symphony Orchestra
,S s;SoLTunss Ct o Broadway
uTHERN
s74.s-kTHs Hot sprinss-soo
s:OO-Old Time Fiddlers
9:30-Orchestras
ll:00-Organist
365.e-WHA8 louisviiie-S2o
7:00-Coldman Band: Entertainer
S:00-Symphony Orchestra
9:00-Tunes Of Broadway
l0:00-Greater Louisville Entertainers
ll:00-News: Midnight Dance
Ao1.3-WeM Nashviils-66o
6:l5-Sunday School Newscasting
6:45-Dr. Klein
70O-Goldman Band; Entertainers
4 7:3O-Orchestra: Uncle Wash
S:l5-Barn Dance Features
252-WoAl San Antonlo-11so
7:00-Goldman Band; Entertainers
8:00-Symphony Orchestra
9:00-Tunes OF Broadway
3s2.7-kWkH shrsvsport-eso
S:30-Musical Programs (2x hrs.l
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Unfurnished or partly
furnished room for light housekeep-
ing in modern home. Hot water
heat. hot water at all times. Call
at 404 Tenth street or phone 745-W.
FOR RENT-Large room in modern
home, suitable for two ladies, two
gentlemen or married couple, with
board. Call at 2l2 Thayer Ave. or
phone AGAR.
FOR RENT-Room suitable for two
girls in home of young married
couple. Also garage for rent. Phone
203. Four blocks west of postof-
flee.
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FOR SALE

| Il 5s
SIX ROOM modern hosaDe. hardwood
floors, Fireplace. south front ooo0
location. sales price oo9oo. TeEuas.
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow. This
bungalow d under construction.
WIN b completed in throo Woo3E1.
Reasonable price. good tesun9.
SIX ROOM bungalow. hardwood
floors, hot water heat, 1llll bAse.
ment, basement garage oao3ooe4
porch, lawn, trees. sales pg1co
@5760.00. TermA
SEVEN ROOM modern two story
house, hardwood floors, bodroom
first floor. Outside garage, loootod
close in. Sales price 5000 oaah.
NEW MODERN five room stuoco
bungalow, hardwood. fun basement.
plastered room In basement, hose-
ment garage. Sales price @S36o.o0.
Terms.
LARGE BEAUTIFUL home, hard
wood floors and trim, hot water
heat. fireplace, built-in features,
south front. Offered very cheap.
Terms.
HOUSES OFFERED with prices rum
ming from 4l500.00 to 435Ooo00.
Houses to suit any buyer and terms
can b arranged. Sec this agency
for . complete list Of Bismarck's
best homes.
HIDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
City lots, homes, farm lands.
Webb Block Phone 3
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MINNEAPOLIS POTATOES

Minneapolis, March 8.-(R)-(U. S.
D. A)-potatoes. Light wire inquiry.
demand and trading very slow, too
few sales reported to quote
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CLASSIFIED MARKETS = FINANCIAL NEWS = RADIO ::
Help WANTED MALT

WE REQUIRE the services Of three
young men on our sales force. They
must be able to show past record
for hard work. We will furnish
sales training and leads. They will
be backed by plenty Of advertising.
Our basis Of compensation will In
terest the men who can produce.
Super-Six Sales. Hudson. Essex Dis
tributors, Bismarck, North Dakota.
LEARN BARBERING NOW. Prepare
for spring trade. Big demand, good
wages. Free catalog. Moler Bar
Der College, Fargo, N. D.. Butte,
Mont.
WANTED-Young man to work by
the month. Francis JaSzkowiak. 4l9
Twelfth street.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE-New VIII
ton rug. sectional bookcase, practi-
cally new, library table, chiffonier
and dresser of walnut. Also five
rockers. 807 Rosser. Phone 6O3-M.
BAKCA ms IN used furniture. Ken.
nelly Furniture Co.. Mandan. N. .
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

FURNITURE FOR SALE
FURNITURE FOR SALE-Golden
Oak dining outfit. buffet and two
rockers. Apt. 6, Person Court, or
prone 753. Call mornings or eve
ninpS.
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F. E. YOUNG.
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WANTED-Qood feed oats. WachfeI
Transfer Co.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-11
PUBLIC SERVICE ON THE AIR

It is broadcasting station WCAC
 at Storrs, Conn.,. which is doing in q
 small way what the large broadcast
 ing stations could do in large way
 if they were not held in check by the ever pressing demands of commcr-
 cialism. WCAC is owned and opCr-
 ated by the Connecticut Agricultural College, SO that indirectly the Storrs station functions as state broad casting institution. Consequently it is not forced 10 broadcast an abun- dance Of programs designed 10 the
 idiosyncrasies of every set purchas- CT regardless of his intellectual | taste. The only trouble with the Storrs station is that it does not broadcast often enough. Its inforna- tive and educational talks and dis cussions, frequently by notable men
 in their field, appeals to all those
 who regard radio as more than an
 other instrument for mere "cnter- | tainment."
 | Connecticut has an opportunity to 1 blaze a splendid trail in it's handling of the Storrs transmttcr. The state
 already mas made a good beginning.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-11
25 Fears Ago Today

The New Britain High school foot ball team defeated Bridgeport high Saturday. 36 to 10. The locals will meet New Haven next Saturday at Electric field in the final game for the state championship.
 The new town homo will be ready for inmates next week. Tho nc" home is said to be one of the best in the state.
 A liquor license has been granted to the Hotel Russwin by the county commissioners.
 S. H. Wood is visiting the St, Louis fair grounds. He will also go to Boulder, Col, to inspect the mining property of the American queen Gold Mining company.
 Superintendent of Schools Stuart appeared rbcforc the school board yesterday and requested that work ing certificates be given to children who have completed the seventh grade.
 The tickets for the Yale-HarNard game arrived in town today.
 The mails in and out of the local post office have been very heavy Of late. One of the local factories sent out ton of printed matter.
 Shuttle Meadow has been very low and yesterdays rain was regarded in the light of a benediction from heaven.
 Store signs and plate glass win Gows were broken during the heavy wind and rain storm yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-11
OFFICE GIRLS AS COOKS

About a generation ago gloomy pictures were painted by the old folks as to what would happen when all the girls worked in offices and other places. They would not know how to cook when they got married, it was said. The nation would go upon the rocks, the oldsters said, be- cause when the average man marr,es the average woman he expects to have a wife who can cook a good meal. The discussion of this topic was widespread.
 There has been at least one gen. eration of office girls and others who spent their carly years earning their livelihood, and to the best of any ones knowledge the nation has not gone on the rocks as had been antici- pated. The girls have continued to get married. and in some astonishing manner they, or most of them have turned into good cooks. Some of the concoCtions seen at the family tables arc superior to the style Of cdiblcs served a generation ago.
 When d girl who has mover cooked meal in her life marrics she seems abl to learn quickly. She may mako a. few mistakes at first, but usually hubby is not too cxacting during the first few months of trial and error The grocery stores, too. are erea | assistance to the new housewives
New Britain herald., 1929-11-11

She can buy an innumerable num- of things in cartons, cans and bot ties: indeed. she can prepare many meal by doing nothing more diff ficult than opening the receptacles containing the prepared food she buys. Hubby, as a matter of fact, could do as well himself if driven to it. Frequently, when Friend Wife goes to see her folks or to the shore, he does succeed in providing him. self with the essentials of life with out making many extra trips to the stores.
 Downtown eating also has helped the process. If the office girl newly wed wants to serve the so-callcd head Of the household with a spread during the weekend. what easier plan than 10 go 10 any of the places that arc always open to serve the public with food? Frequently inc children are also taken. Such affairs are an important feature of every outing. Without this species Of family trade many an inn would go bank rupt.
 We only mention these things 10 prove that the gloomy forebodinGs of those on in years regarding the ris- ing generation usually turn out base less. There arc gloomy forebodings in i 1929. too: and we presume the edi- ! torial writers of the year 1852 will 1 refer to them with that degree of complacency over a vanished fear ! that we today extend to the gloom | Of 1920 or whereabouts.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-11

small and large cities of manufac- turing importance. cities of residen- tial importance, to cities of metro politan splendors.
 Cities more or less the size Of New Britain and known as manufactur- ing centers include Jackson, kalama- zoo, Muskegon, Pontiac and Bay City, Mich; Ashtabula, Dayton. Hamilton, Lima, Springfield and Sandusiiy, Ohio: Norfolk, Va; Kenosha, Wis: Mansfield, Middle boro, Norwood and Stoughton, Mass; Atchison and Wichita, Kans.; and others.
 Employment of city managers is not sectional. Tn Vermont, where they can appreciate a sound prac- tice even if comparatively new. there are seventh Bellows Falls, Brattlc- boro, Springfield. Ludlow, st, AL bans, St. Johnsbury and Windsor There are three in Maine, including one in the states most important city, Portland.
 Let it not be said that New Britain is not the right size for city man. ager. Or not of the right type.
 Vincent Dobrowolski, president of the Property Owners Association. who had the courage to turn to the city manager plan and who is con- Ninced of it's virtues, says he will travel to Cleveland to study it. He can increase his knowledge Of this important civic development by call ing at dozens of cities en route or not far off his trail. The record is that towns and cities possessing the courage 10 adopt managers rarely return to the old political system of trying to operate their municipali- ties, and more places are enrolled as having seen the new light every year. Some day many already be- lieNe, New Britain will also be among the number.