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Workers in the smaller cities have a high character, are intelli. hammer Igent, and may give more thought to the ultimate consumer. Owing Babson Dlaeusses Small Cities wonderful harbor, like New York. to the lower cost of living in the New York City, June 2. I am Nothing can prevent such fortun, smaller cities, there are fewer writing this from Room 1ST on ately located cities from alway~ labor troubles where manage- ment is reasonable. Labor has the 15th floor of the Waldorf As- being great, even if vulnerable, less turnover in these s'maller toria overlooking New York City. But today I want to tell you why I have supplemented my fears by I like small cities, cities. TO AVOID THE HANDI- C A P S MENTIONED ABOVE, talks with leading authorities. I Ti~e ll-Bonfl) and guided mis- TIlE LARGE CITIES SHOULI) am told that what I see from this window will someday be destroy- ed; but it is very hard for me to ~ cept. i Like All Cities I like small cities'. This is noth- ing against large cities. Both have their usefulness. Ill fact, large cities usually have some great national advantage, such as near- hess to waterpower, like P, uffalo or Minneapolis; or location at the junction of two rivers, like St. Louis, or at the outlet of a river, like New Orleans; or having a More ComforfWearincj FALSE TEETH Here la a pleasant way to overcome loose plate discomfort, FASTEETtl, aI~ lrllprovod pi/w(lor, sprinkled on UDDer ~lll(l lo',~er Dll~t('s h()](l,'~ tla'DI flrlllOr ~tO thItt, Ih('v fl'('l IllOVt' (,oHt- fortabh~. No ~lllll~lV, I',tSO('V. |,ItYiv taBLe or rt'Plhl2. Tl'; all;alh li/oll- acid}. Does 11OI ('Pit ('llI,*~u: "ill:l!(, O1~(~1"' Iti-lltllr~r t)rl I)i, ,I1, ~- TEI!]'Yii tt)t|ltv lit till) (t: lt~ u(,lll]{(I' AUCTION of GROCERY & MEAT MARKET FIXTURES WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8TII Starting at 1:30 o'ch)ck at 1809 Broadway, Scottsbluff, Nebr. (Just North of West Nebraska General I lospital) The following items will be sold: One 10-ft. porcelain meat display case (triple duty glass --- late model) One 12-ft, porcelain meat case (complete with freezer unit -- late model) One 3-ton Baker comprcss(lr One 2-ton Carrier Con~pressor (practically new) One 1-ton Colnpressor One 74t. Roll-A-l)oor Freezer (like new) One 8 ft. 3-tier liill l)aiw Case (emnplete with compressor unit like new) One Frigidmis.t dlir-conditioned vegetable rack One Globe slicing machine date model -- like new~ Large meat grinder with three h.p. motor One electric meat saw One Cubing machine One Steakmaker Cubing machine Five large meat tubs Sausage Stuffer Two check-out counters About 100 feet of shelving (wall) Grocery Carts Large grocery islands and count- ors Four National {~ash Registers Two Allen-Wales electric adding machines Two Coil Blowers (complete with motors Knives. cleavers, meat hooks, sharpeners, grinders, g r o c e r y scoops, meat platters, and other miscellaneous articles. Some of the above articles are practically the same as new and especially two of the cash regis- ters and the Frlgidmist vegetablei rack. Do not fail to attend this~ auction if interes.ted in buying store fixtures. All purchases must be moved by Tuesday, June 14th. Inspection Sunday, June 5th from I to 5 or by appointment. For further information, inqui- ry of C. D. WILDY, Sales Mana- ger. siles will postpone World War IlI; but S('ril;tures teach that there GET SOLIDLY BEtIIND THE NEW FEDERAL "URBAN RE- will be at least one more war DI'WELOPMENTPROGI{AM." someday; and it will be the worst role or all. Just now, much is ap- ]RETURN FROM EAST peering in newspapers and maga- zines regarding the prospects for peace. Civil Detense has never taken hold: and it is very difficult to interest people in il at present, i It seems to me that England, i France and Russia are lulling us l to sleep with their "Big Four Con- ferellcc." What About Uranium? Now speculators are crazy a- bout uranium as all agent which will be switched to peace uses and thus protect the United Stab ('s from the It-Bomb. Without doubt, uranium has many useful~ i)ossibilities: but these discussions will soon be forgotten as the American people have very short memories, lh)wever the world supply of uranium is very large and is well scattered throughout the leading nations and their pos- sessions. Certainly, lnost nations will be making II-Bombs which can be used for "blackmailing" purposes and for attempting Io get what they wanl without World War 111. All l lie above will result in fur- ther i,fflation and continued high taxes. Someday 1 of tllese "black mailing' threats may be "called" anti some large cities will be bombed. Then several million in- nocent citizens in these cities could })e killed. Small Cities To Grow Rapidly All Ill(' above could result in a COl~tinued movement of families and industries out of the large cities into the smaller communi- ties. 'l'hcse small cities when localed not too near a big cily-- shollld have tl gl.'(Hlt future. IVlany young l)eol)le will prefer to live ill Olle of tiles(, Sll}a]ler conlln[lll- tiles, I)oth from a safety Mall(t- I)Oilll alld also lo profit by their growth. l)ecenlralization of industries is Ills() lllldC'l' way. Few inallUfaC- luring plants in the big cities arc enlarging willlin thos'e cities they are huihling supph, mcntal pl:lnts ill snTaller places. '['his fac- tor of decet~tralization will great- ly bt, nefit slnall C(~lnmunities, The big cities are getting more vul- nerable to war dangers, labor troubles, and high costs. Corpor- ations are finding it easier to raise money fro' capital expendi- tures in the small cities, rather than tile large cities. In the end bankers and investors determine locations. Real Estate Values I forecast that the prices of the stocks of compames with all their assets in big, vulnerable cities lnay decline: while those with their assets in small, safe ~ities may not. My belief i.~ that aown- town real estate value in some of the large cities may be at their peak, but that in the, smaller cit- ies such real estate is still a pur- chase. In addition to the factors above, let me remind readers of the curse of the automobile and tile downtown parking problem in large cities. Good roads, however, are helping the small cities, which should profit by I'res, ident Eisen- hower's proposal for expending $101 billion for good roads. Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Guilfoyle and daughter, Pat returned Sunday from Madison, Wise and Chica- go, Ill where Dr. Guilfoyle at- tended a Doctor's Alumni Day and tile Cook County Graduate Sclmol of Medicine, for the past two weeks. M BAR /SERVICE CO Phone 1NG 5-2241. tfc Z:Z:;:::7:.: , , DELBROOK Lb. Fresh Ground - Pound 2 Pound Thick Sliced - Pkg. Boiling - Pound Ring-Pound Dash - 5-Lb. Box DOG FOOD 2 Pounds Free with Each Purchase VISIT SON AND WIFE l VACATION IN S. D. & COLO. ! Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bruce, Sr of J Mr. and Mrs. Win. Fassbender Hoisington, Karts are in New-]left Wednesday for Spearfish, S. castle on a combination businesstD where they will spend a few and pleasure trip. While hereldays visiting relatives. From they are visiting their son andISpearfish they plan to go to Den- wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bruce, leer, Colo and spend a few days Jr. [ vacationing. NO WORKING OVER A HOT STOVE Made Only with M.C.P. Jam & Jelly PECTINI (3a/Z-oz.) of M.C,P. JAM AND JELLY GET YOUR OFFICE SUPPLIES AT THE NEWS1 Bot CHIROPRACTORS DR. H. ROBINSON By Appointment CUSTER, S.D. OFFICE Wyoming's Largest Livestock Under Federal Supervision Bonded for Your Protection We start selling hogs, sheep and horses at 11 each Friday. Regular cattle sale follows CALL US COLLECT OR MAlL US A YOU ARE READY TO MARKET YOUR (We will buy your livestock at Torrington Livestock Cc Telephone 204 or 799 L.W. .rown :r,wd d SUOA, ,b Box For 3 Pkgs. Solid Pack CATSUP Denison's Btl. 19c Del Monte 2V2 Cans Sealed - Sweet" 25c Golden Ripe- Pound HI ,FOLKS After four years of trying we have ob- tained a private telephone line IVAN PLUMBING Is equipped to give you fast efficient service. Our material and workman- ship is guaranteed. Our new telephone number is SH -6-4560 Write this number down right now in your little b lu e book of important calls. Our thanks to our p a r t y line neighbors for being patient with the clang and clatter of our busy phone- And to the Telephone Co. who has helped us progress with PROGRESSIVE NEWCASTLE I 3-Lb. Can - Shortening BAKERITE . Giant Box FAB Pillsbury Angel Food - Pkg. CAKE MIX . . . Delsey TISSUE Rolls Pound Green Maxwell COFFEE Pound "' FroX PEAS 709 WEST MAIN :KIN0 Prices effective Thursday- Friday- Saturday We Reserve the Right to Limit Qu -!