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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-01-11
When Livers Go Wrong.

Your liver always gives fair warning,
Its first signal Of help wanted" is usually
a dull, grinding headache that seems TO
start just back Of your eyes and ends all
over your body. Nothing looks good TO
eat, and everything you do eat is tasteiess
Fortunately, these troubles can be quickly
remedied. Get a box Of Greenwalt's Com
pound Dandelion Liver Disks at your drug
gists. Everyone knows what dandelion
Is. The tender leaves are even used for
food. Dandeli0n Liver Disks will usually
have your liver back ut work atain 0yer
night. Twenty-Five cents.
WILSON'S DRUG STORE.
ELDRlGES DRUG STORE.
july 25-8m' Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-01-11
THE DOCTORS DEMING
CHIROPRACTORS,

CHIROPRACTORS.
Montgomery Avenue. near Prospect Stree
Rockville. Md.
Office hours -l0-I. SO, 7-8.
At your home by appointment.
Telephone. Rockville TT.
Frederick Demine. D. c., Phi. c..
Oarn C. Deming, d. C.. Pho.
graduates Of the Palmer School
mar 14-3m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-01-11

A North side. matron was talking to
her maid about q house where she
had formerly worked and asked
whether II was new one The maid
replied that II was nm old house and
they had moderated" lt.-IndIan.
apOlis News.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-01-11
BURTON T. DOYLE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAY

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Town HALL BUILDING. ROCKVILLE Nh.
Phone Rockville POI.
Practices before the Supreme Court o.
the United States, the Court Of Appeals
and other Courts Of the District Of Colum-
bia andtthe Court Of Appeals and other
Courts Of Maryland. Special attention
given to the laws Of property, both real
and pesApnal.
feb 5dy
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-01-11
VERNON G. OWEN,
EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER.
GAITHERsBURG, Md.

XXIILL SELL REAL Or PERSONAL
w PROPERTY in Montgomery coun,y
or any part Of Maryland, Virginia or
District OF Columbia, on VERY LIBERAL
RMS.
30-3m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-01-11
Used Cars For Sale.

Ford Sedan. $50.
Chevrolet Sedan. $l75.
Buick Coupe. $3.50.
Ford Touring. $l75.
Studebaker Touring.
Hupmobile Touring.
Cleveland Touring.
CASHELL'S GARAGE.
apr l6-tf Rockville. Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-01-11

wxuE LIBERTY MILLING CO''
Germantown, Maryland.
silver Leaf Flour
j. strictly the highest grade of Patent no"; oo%
Is n;aI in urice, but ell worth its cost i" gooo
baking returns.
S.nw Drop T'""
g h;ph-grade Family -four mucn ABOVE '"0
,,,,a so-called straight flour.
FEEDS.
W. .re Headquarters for feeds, the volume of
..oduced With feeds i'm any quantities al
o" "n hand. assures our patrons OF gOOd SER
vice at lowest nrIces'
Wheat.
We are the largest buyers Of wheat IN MonasH nmv
cry co""H milling needs; hence high standard
Off prices are ma'"'"'"'"' s
WE sUNAss DOss' SS'""e'
.es,n z.,nerty Milling Co.,
Germantown. Maryland.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-01-11

WASHINGTON D. T.
DIRECTORS.
Arthur G. Bishop,
Norman C. Brown,
Clarence F. Donohoe,
T. C. Dulin,
Joshua Evans, Jr"
George F. Hane,
Thomas E. FARRELL,
Leonard L. Nicholson. Jr''
C. Francis Owens,
DR.. Benjamin c. Perry
Thomas W. Perry.
Ernest L, Schmidt
Eugene A. Smith,
J. Curtis Walker.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-01-11

MONEY AISLE De, cent. ,,,.
money to loan on farm security only at
s IL per cent, and on long time. Security
must be ample. Apply 10
II. MAURICE TALBOT,
1odD Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-01-11

6 per cent.
,d nm homes i'm the suburbs of Washington
in Montgomery County, Maryland,
.r;ng interest at the rate OF per cent,
payable semi-annually.
S50O Har
New Yu $S9"oooo
OUR GUAR
avthenu n
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mwa
caeeueed5O per
unad by
rue ah @h
where
ep yond So"
= tile & Investment Company ~
MARYLAND TITLE BUILDING WASHINGTON DC
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-01-11

OFFICERS.
Ernest L. Schmidt. President;
EmSene A. Smith, Vice-President'
AIthur G. Bishop. Vice-President; -,
c Francis Owens, Vice-Presldent anu
Title Officer;
Clarence F. Donohoe, Secretary;
Eannard L. Nicholson, Jr.. Treasurer
Fnsene W. Cissel, Asst. Sec. ana treas
New Britain herald., 1929-05-25
2, 2S Hess Asa 1sd4>

It was stated that Horace BeotA has presented Rev. Father B0tnow. ski with S1,0oO for the Peiish Caths- lie. church on Bread street.
 It was reported today that up to date F applications for the clkrk- sAip sf the Business Aen's aan1et- tisN ,hsvt been. received.
 Th6ke Will be . picnic aud band coRcert at RAntschier'a park in thA Afternoon on Memorial Day. the fea! ture of which will he tug Of war between Co. n of Bristol and the Turner heavyweight team for | isds bet Of 1Sa.
 The cisss. Of 1868 held reunion at the State Normal school this noon. Luncheon was served and . 4eetAl hepr epjeyed.. Al. g7 5 The nv aA4ml rollel. faf N1t Atreet department arrived in town last evening. It will take several days to put 1t together. f.Nw.
 Due to the exeat interest in tho gymnasium elaSaek-at the Y. M c. A.. 1t haa been decided fo conttaus the courses for another month.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-25

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 WAsa tAaa sa6s . ssethsk. teta astAsae sAsse ee Ter aAaalssa VI As. |aa iafialtsh.
 Jhis A tAs aane t1sa tha4 Aessrs iA virtually svssy ml Ny ta ths
 cssatry. Tte ssly ylepes wAsrs < dsAaa't iatrses teAaf. 1t sasaas. A aa I!tAsp saall> tswaA ue h ths Alsl essssry vAsss sseAaas svss Aspssas sxespt esateatment.
 'Analyzsa te tts tsAlasaestalA the hAessr esd hsttsf taes h sas ef
 msaty. Mere pessse isersaAe rsal estats values. partteulatiy Ae~s- tsws; aaA tAat Il aA ianpettaat past sf the ballyhsstas ritual. IT It wsss { csrtsia that . million extra pseDaa would create a'usss cut sf the .hsst
 districts. wsula aesrex bue1aeD by aaaktns it impossible t6 sst through
 the csnGestien. thea thsrs teuidat
 bs . sisa ef this spsciAs sf talk b
 Philadelphia. Or anywheee elsa.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-25
Nesrs4lioas On Hs Hieatke,..

Washington. May. .t.-rerscist for Southern New England: Fair Saturday a4A Sunday; wariAsr In the interior Sunday.
 Conditions: A disturbance has advanced to the lower st. Lawrence valley.
 The northeasterA area of high pressure is moving eastward with center southeast of Newfoundland. The temperature has risen in the mid-Atlantic and south Atlantic statea /, 4 The weather will be fair almost Generally in the Washington forecast district Saturday. but the eastward advance of ya Torthwestcrn disturb- ance will be attended by increasing cloudincss during Sunday. The tem- perature will rise Sunday in the north Atlantic states.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-25

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 laea4 11h ssie6s eeAees aAd ssllt WSea W. .. Aats1 asse s,sas.s, peet1eQe11R ebe CAe1A6ev ofC6A.
 sassse Ae eaoeate1 . aAultls Msa. k1aw boNbetae4 DeAg aEoNn1 tho |llka ass eansput to1a9s saAeAS 1T.
 fsFt haa bee4 te tn1sess =
 teesti3y eeoaa. 1lla .EAlMteF sf |CoamsEee eae4 eeo4lneea . cSM~ mittee of lee = e11 the 3eev AFitAla |lastltute sNlaE0e " l6fasy. | wsa- derfsl eaaaAe loe ths CAAMAer aal Iths ettie. slub4 fAa, tralset Ated wtthsst ever 0ptttaa stasteA.
 Ners thsa oS,sea AaMass was
 Asas bv Ars C q vet Nah 'strspt hsms f6nso64y lseAsss . eteesiuG
 wstchmsalp pstsaed te AaS 'trata end
 lst the Ate apDasu4us rt00 ths ttacks. CAtes NeAae eltA tns traia was a &sartsr sslis eway aaA sh~ .stAsr >vas stsadias et the statiea- A movement ts sts1 tbe bischtae Of erssaAss crsps sp every eAce h . whtle. Railrsal people say 1t isa't dene. and that is thS ead ef t.
 The moral te aK this is tAst if
 civic clubs expect te amount Il gay thine they eAevl1 leek arsuAA fsF 1ehaite thises ts ds. aAd thea Nave the taikine uatil after thA tsb V AA>A snA l>t same ehe elna Ao the ftalkiat fer thsM.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-25

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 fhgi1ae. tpAviN seMe time ia tue F EtaAt fUt1rs.
 l. ,A wlsasn with . baby carrte9s fcaA ecArcaly push. 1t aleag thh 1A- |cllnf. TAe. rscky and bumpty nafuts [ ie, puhaic. Ataesaoe, City Hail t1 tF1- [tA9 t4 heSos1oMicaL stE. But-thaf q {ne txrusa It hA why the city sheASA pssesM sueh. m atrecieus sidswa&k tes sxist aleas tta ewn bFidgs. PeI- haps the New Haven seilroad is hesked ID h the swAership. ef ths bridee (at fhis mensnt we haveatt ths tims te ieek that upl. nat thAt
 makes Rs Aslfsrsncs. IF tt Aappena
 that the railroad has . vested ia4ee- est in this public sneNstrsaity ,tASa |the city can we'll e ahead .aad ley
 down +csmeat sidewalk eisae fks iaciinea and char9s 1t ts the rAel- read. n is Aeae aaainst prepet1y owners whs ds net own faiaroads-s
New Britain herald., 1929-05-25
COMMUNICATED
DR. MARCUS WHITES CORRECT
 TITLE s'

Editor, f, New Britain Daily Herald.
 New Britain. coan. Dear Sir: tsh
 have received . clipping frean the Herald of May 18th rekardsR0 the work of Dr. Marcus White, aA1 | am net surprise1 that his owA town has not used his correct Ute. You deubtless know Dr. Whitess modesty aa well as We do. It is probable that few people know If Ehis degree of Doctor of Education received some years axo in this state. He was one of the hvst sasn honored with this degree at RheAs Island College Of Education. sT
 You may be able to see that yp,ls citiseas recognize his title in sptb of his modesty.
 Yours very truly, n
 JOHN l.. ALGER. President.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-25
LaNOBEnGn 1utLlcITY

Considerable adverse comment has been ihowered upon tAs Rswapa pers for tho manner in which rApreAent ttves of the press attsrnpt to shat ter the privacy of celsael Lndberth akd Anne Morrow. In addition to bsia6 ''heuaAsd" by rtpsrtsrA it h said, tA4rs ts . ceAstaAt stream Af cauteramen upon their trail. giving tht couple Apd its immediate rela- tivAp little peace. , What ia to be come sf the privacy st citizens it tAls thing it ts cSatiaue. 1t is srsvsA:
 Which ta . perfectly ratisaal at ti'ude, with ssme szcsptlsaa cslsasl Lindbersh ts not sivsa msss tssuh,e from tais. ssures thaa ether eiti. zens In the public sye. Ths A,ffsr- ence In attitude between Celensi LtndbArth and Calvin Csslilge is this natter Of publicity is markAd. and this difference serves for puf- peses ~ illustration.
 Mr. CssltAss remains an iadi- vidual who is still sought after" by the news hounds; he cannot % fish ing without having camsramen on hand te. click their machinss when he makes . catch-and before and after that event. too. Mir. Coolidge. however. is e . more compIacent turn Of mind. He easily 'sivss in' to the news boys. tells them to do their stuff-seeint that they are makinA their living at it-and will they be kind enough to let hin alone aftev they are through? This suits the heys sxactly: they go through their rites, thank The former president for his kindly consideration, and give him fine stories in the papers. MT. Coolidge remains a popular man - with the unstinted help of tNe news paper boys who appreciate when they are well treated.
 Colonel Ltndbstsh. who has at- tsined worldwide popularity largely because of a press eager 10 do hiHl homage, does not possess that iR- cfination Of giving the news bsys . chance and then letting them eieat with pleasure and satisfaction. Everything they get must be secured in spite of an elaborate system of prevention. Photographs there have been, of course: but lately they have been secured surreptitiously and by methods that the public which appreciates seeing them In print would regard with . certain mixtur. of indignation.
 Let the cslenel follow the Coolidge example and he would have no treu- ble. Being a young man greatly in the public eye there is no possibility for him to dedge a certain average of newspaper attention. And 1t nust not be overlooked that the harder il is to obtain the LindberGh atGric1 and pictures the greater the efferl put to get them. That is something i iA Journalism that rtrely fails tc work that way.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-25
TIE DOMESTIC s&l2AR INDUEfRY

Try 11 one mly. II U nara 10 wax eashvssaseic absut the demtltic su- tss ialustry: meaning. sf opurse. Dhe kest sueas ts1usary. In .srdsF - AAesuraee tAis Assa4stie inasstr & = Drsp1esd te reiss the duty N S00as frsM Cuba, the MAa ns Asv sve U9aae te fsrce csnsumers to c@At tsana aGsss sf the beet prsdu tith1jsa1 SxAat ml1 in the traAS ten tsssiSi Y ssssstkias sf . Aifssssi ht4wAea bset ,aad canA suesr. aH tks aasuNptisa that large paTh tAe paastc viii not bay the best pe( Apct auyway. IT the duty ba cee saets h ralesA, the ipereas< of thS sseas stll te csassaasrA. hstever. ss ssa,eats4 at ssssNss.tse . year. rAk tAea wssla ss shs. price con st1ssts vsaN " te eassatats the iafaas bsst saGar tsaSstsy. Tts auss- t.sa astusAiiy attDss, ' the induAtry wsrtA tAA4 assA neas1 to the Uatt- = etatfs3
 Ths. heet sue4r iH4uetrt 6 at Aeae n parts ef the test. II is net aa Sdesasivs islustry. but b such Atatel1s ~Asre seet susar plants ex- ist tssn,4s have the privilege of raising sugar bssts-if they can = and soti them ts the sugar plant. The pssss sass ts net very hi5h' and the labsf incident to cultivating sugar Aeets is considerable. Much fisiA ~srk is ascesaAry. and as . rule wsmen and children Of indisent ciesses. usuefly recently arrived in- migrants and their families. are em. pieysa fer tAts purpose. Whore this ts not possibly it is scarcely worth whilo for . farmer 10 plant sugar bseta There is 10 profit In the pro- csss f decest figures for hired labor mus be paad.
 True. there are employees In the sugar plasts; but their total is in. significant compared with the large numbers sf poorly paid hbor which ts employed ia the sugar beef fields ThA is the nature of the mdustr, that the sugar coasuWers of tht UAiteA statts ers expected te pa, e3ea,sec.e .ese in higher prioes fe' sugar generally in order. to protect fester and encourage.
 If ths increased sugar tatff Soei into effect there is going to h. con siderable moro than ss0eA0". .Hot worth Of public indignation through out the country before the ndxt cleo ten rolls reunA.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-25
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YAa fsssa fAsse,a eAe sure- thtnG abest .
 muMMy:
 Nc lsssatss svsv aAskss his ssm-
 ny.
 Rts4 thrsstA Ths yaa sAsp. Whsa F. yeu've raeA Aas
 Ysu'M kasW fuh vsil you ats as
 dead ene!
 Arl NasBiRs, sal ! ten yss the pset sf the nsvts aav ihst aisht:" Haaktas: ..Ns. just ~histls the thens ssae."
 -Nrs. 4. C. Miller fAE FuK sAOF NEws WEEKLY
 0sstFssAtnsl "AmGerAam (Hslisnd) has | rived calleA Y, And iN ChiAs thers ie q city calte1 u." aeys tsa New York Timsa.
 And thsra must hA . district kMewA as l. jvAsiat ey tAs Aunbsf ef ,Dsepls aAvised ts ee there! \ reader hee wrtttSR te this nswspaper sxplsintas that he alvtys takes eff Ats hot in bask. sut sf csuttesy.
 We ourselves have felt imp<lisd ts uncover in the prAeeAcs q aa svsr- draft! Members uf wemAu's SewiNe circle ta Heastsa. Tsxaa rtcsatly left their wsrk t1 aa1tst iA sxtin. tuishiHg . fir..
 It 10 axaraerAsnary hew they man- aged tA hssr tho alarm ahAvs the buss Af coAveraetisa!
 
 A Chicago woman has sued for divorce Saths srsuhA .sf her hus- baKA'a p>tal.D .DisckiAs csmplsx. It must bs tryine te have te live with ( nsaa wAe can't AveA tat ah aFticheke wttAevt ssyin6. "'ohs levsA TIC. che levse nc net.'"
 
 ''rhe ftlM iAAustrT recently cele. brated tt6 ceMint 6f aGe,'' says | writer.
 And films 1rs only just beginning te talk!
New Britain herald., 1929-05-25

benefit.
 You're making a grave mistake, lnymsn." smiled the official. You mean Maternity Benefit"
 Nothing q the sort" clustered the visitor. ''fhe docter gave me this line an teid me to ask for our Eter- nifty Benefit
 You are talking rubbish. youne man." said the clerk. ioeinx hil temper. Eternity refers to tho nereaftar."
 That's correct" growlnd the ma n. "ifs just wbHt I've been tetlin' ye. That's r'',at I'm here alter"
New Britain herald., 1929-05-25
Fact, s.l F1ncies

l Mother snA father have thsis days; but the sweet Daps M Ai. nigAtA
 Why net lot the pSwer tru4t fur. niah capital for the farmsRs: iAsy uss paper for ntsrtsssst.
 Ths special sesdsa csAsrsss in. dicstes that MI. Hesvsr. wien hey never trlsA the experiment e giving . ysarlin' msrs rept. n
 How woman has changed tn ten theusaAd years. She csvArs le Hes cent more epsdsrnsis aud useto piaA1 bsad1 inatea1 of ahark's tseth. 1 Americans still trust in ProvI- deNce. Ysu can ten by the condition ! Of tleir brakes.
 ThAre seems te be . plao4 fer everything except the ntaA wks Il tse slck te be at the etfics AAd Aei auife sack enough to gst cay syn. patby Gt hsme. | 4 manatsr is | man ia :uaifsrnl whe AasA't sehss eneuth ts chaaSA pitchers wAea you thiak ht shtuM, ] Mua.olint stema great. but avery batter could hat a theuaan4 if tAa fislA<ra were forbidden ts intsrfAre,
 Tn. wer. .ei....- .. a..kt. mod, srmi, doesn't fit civilization that stiM can 6et excited about . bAllseR race.
 Amsricanism: Livtnt e the rich do: wandering why ysu caAt eet shead As th4 rich did by sAviae ia 1 thsir days of poverty.
 ottl.. after . college by has spent AA kAvr ArranGins hts hair. 1t ~ouiA be feoish te conceal the 1isFy of it bsheith -a hat.
 Human nature desa1t chanSe, and the cave Nen atubtloea ApeRu hsurA telling his croniss which club ] he used ts kRsck the ttesr fer . goal. r"7 s ' What do you want for | nickel !N your empleyAas were aA clsvsr aa ysu srt. they vsuA aemsaS n much nsasy q ysu sat.
 Every tswn has sMe fellow .wAe ia 6sspised HRest ef the tiMs and yet chaersd vixen hA makes . speech at :. . pNsiic mssttat. e hs slwsys dses.
 Csatinusl brestartty st washIns. tea bsstlssesrs tnAtcatss that . lot Sf statesAhsA are beaAt visit4A by !tAlir brethsrs-iA.law.
 1 4 sufficient an4wsr ts tAeee vho think world court could eetti< i everything is contained in the classic phrase: "Ktil the umpire" l When 6risbane makes call MAney cheaper. will he please make tn. MaR who hanks the psker game aui, taking such a big share of the pot.
 You think man superior. ana then senators oppoAs a party mcasurt just because it's rarty measure and you aren't'so sure.
 Correct this sentence: Fam sixty l'EaiHing: but my husband never aus. pounds heavier" saM she. and still Se6ts ways to get thin" ] Copyright. 1929. Publishers l Syndicate
New Britain herald., 1929-05-25

Letting 1t bs ssuerany known thst al pssssaers of defective bs~kss are likely to Iay &1s.3: If aAl whta caught" ought to reduce tA4 tstal sy st least half. The tslice deeervA credit for seeing their duty tA thts natter aad doing it.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-25

Its E s,Fss s - 3s R; y. "a M sk M - e1e = S G ala6;l T laaolt 1nt taee. tAas sl6s IAlle treels vieA . hts,e nsss 11g Iea >shs saasass ssA s:sase ssaas ia. 'aAa. @- 1ae PsaAsvlvsaia Aas al~4ys ssso | heaisvsr b brteAt osiess up te . eAstaia psliA It nsvsr AsDdrtAl srssa 'lh lark rsA paiat. asl alvass esa-
 a1sssA tAts esaer . yalsahae ehsr.
 actsrastie. . ssseies Of trAaA wsast.
 Ths New Haven. tstat clss6ly
 alisnsA with the Pe&W h ebsas ps. spscta ossld witAsse iajury ts ttssaf aAspt the seas celsr. Ws paa thts ea ts the bAara .te aissctsra ta
 very aheut. it they win ts take suffieisat tims, Or t nleht sdsSa the hishlH vtslele cslse sf yellow.
 which fer ys4rs Aas 1saA servict ts the ChA1apsak4 | ohis. the Chicago
 and Nerthvestsrn. the Milwaukee.
 aaa sesns stAsr lines
 . Ia this day It pays eyes railrsads
 ts bs . Ut distinctive.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-25
NEEDLESS rAHlNc OF BITE

What single battle in the world'a history was = vest aa to oust the Nvse Of ss.oSo cenbatAnts?
 Or hew many ordinary wass have been fought that did net Ay lev eternaliy that tetal of comba1sn
 This figure is higher than the American killed In the World War.
 Yet last year. according 10 statis- tics just made public. se.oWN per sons ~ere kill ed through aWjdsnt, of Ail kinds in the United Sues.
 Thit usA~ he th~ price of pro- grese: hat ~t are-nef so sure Of it. Mer nkrly t i. tks price of c.r-l ,es-nsss, sl- q cAileus disregard idf
New Britain herald., 1929-05-25
osGaAIzps oH1's or1 HAsz

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 Just ss Detroit b4cams the center of the automobile industry becausl eaa ssocsssfuf piant lsrsA stRsrs. e euftale thrsatsns te bsceAs the csa- ter Of the avlatien iadustry. The city aire4dy leads alT others In tho country ia thsir nanufactprs, and aIse in the manufacture of snginsl and equipment. Buffalo. likewiSs, has oAe of tha worlds fiAest air perts. sae which hAs bsen callA1 secead only to that of Lenourset, France. The Buffalo airport. owAAd by the municipality, occupies 5s7.s aerss of level ground. It has ilas chosen temporary site for a ma FiRe airport.
 Buffsle failed to obtain . larger ahara of the automobile industry be- causs 1t had ne Henry Ford among its citizenry. It is not making the same nist&ke with reGtrd to tho aviation industry. Its awakening te- ward aviation was quite recent, toi, this dating only siace Dseembss. 1927. It began with . monthly pounAake of 546. carried by . few plansa; today it's p4undage hal grown to more than 10, ,ooe. The citv has made capital out of the slogaA thst tws-thirds Of the United States can bs reached by airMail from Bus- falo Overnight.
 To the cities with sunption @ the profits of any new development. Those that stand still to tee how things are to turn out invariably reach the day when they realize i unlstake was made. Last March 1ul- fsis Aeld itl first airpltnt show. tt turntng out to have bees the second iattsst of the kiaa ever h4ld, in thS country. Tor . starter this seems impressive to the citizens alsng Lake Erie. During 1929 the city on the Niagara frontier aspires to become fhs citys most important aersHauti- sn4seeaser; 1t already hasn't far ts z H1SeEh Mile Ntw Britain continues 0 ro41a tho airport problem.