The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 10, 1929, Page 1

ce Se = s (P)—Trappec. versons flames fj Picture studio in today Five men and four women, are nown to have been killed and sev- ing in the fire ree story brick shortly before ves by Jumping f ‘ttan Studios, Inc., Fed by inflammable film the and the Pathe Motion Picture ex- change at Park Avenue and 134th street. Weather Continued cold. Located In coorpon tl y Popul tenement pulldings a Fire Chief Doherty bringing ” bg apparatan tinbulanee_ and PRICE FIVE CE. i studios are os The Snow tonight and Wednesday. Fire Spreads Quickly in Burned to Death Fleeing Down Blind Hallway About 75 persons were in the build- Ing when the fire of undetermined origin was discovered New York, Dec. 10.—( 10 o'clock. in @ blazing motion upper Manhattan lost their lives, Several thick; six story » INMANHATTAN AREA » STAGE SET FOR NEW REVIEW Five Men and Four Women Are FEEDS STUDIO BLAZE INFLAMMABLE FILM eral others are missii which swept a thi ‘studio of the Manhat barely saved their 1i New York Central an elevated structure, run feet of the studio. aanes fourth alarms, Man Believed to Have Attacked | ES from the ! i i ' i \ | { | 1] i i] been Minister to Panama; Matthew E. Hanna, center, , a aS More Than 20 Girls Ar- ’s Toll Davis, top, » Missourian, has as Minister to Nicaragua; selected Hay uy allt bi i inh ate a ! Hn ‘di i i ie uit MaTH eh i 84 4 il Heels na il Hi et ot af A 3 i 1 ie i, Be ily i tt iletee Hl a i ital ia! ca : the|E. Young, bottom, of South Points but ways was not | ® member. Bills pro- establishfient of the in North Dakota were briefly Roosevelt some places, addi- falling throughout today. whipping though travel the last session by Sen- Washington, Dec. 10.—A landscape expert's review of what PARK MATERIAL’; in Ferthagg het wind ‘hte drifts he main hig SITE ADVOCATED BY EXPERT sional Delegation we the matter given favorable con- Highways Drifting -rroadendigronppreiiar yard ——e perts’ Report to Congres- Federal Authorization for Creation of Playground ‘on | Moisture Content Less Than: Normal, Due to Dryness; With more than six six inches of snow Governor Shafer reviewed 1929 the legislation relating to va i i Governor Shafer Present’s Ex- ' ‘e000 'Nye and Sinclair Will Seek } equipped of the frozen today wait- SIX SHIPS READY TO START mediate Hunt as Thir- tieth Day Passes Storms Wait for Skis at San Francisco SEARCH FOR EIELSON TOSTART INTENSIVE | Craft Equipped to Battle Arctic el bia in fei ee iz if Hi Es ik y ae iH el agi 33 3 ‘ll ag] it anyone at the highways é 3 a ue Ne ie nal a it inh plies it! rie i i iia | ‘PLANES MOBILIZING |BADLANDS AS NATIONAL PARK >_> BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, aa i of Five but Just Look at the Price Tags! = a | ition Thompson Outlines Agricultural Chicago, Dec. 10.—( of Farm Board Bureau Federation Selling,’ Urges Chairman Needs to American Farm ‘CONTROL SURPLUS SOURCE’ ish, Trapped by Flames THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Eagle’s Nest at Your Minds on Collective TO PROSPER, DECLARES LEGGE | FARMERS MUST GET TOGETHER _ | 4 i Distress Calis From Countless ish Isles a North Dakota’s Oldest Newspaper tinental Coast Fear Anoth- er Storm Coming Craft Flood Air About Brit- Battered Great Britain and Con- 163 Dead, 69 Ships Wrecked, Is Storm 9 Per AS FLOODED RIVERS ‘ah ae La ENGLAND WORRYING . ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 i ge a 1 Th Me jel jou aa ut ~ ih oe i 7 ee He ial aie by inti in abhi en id i Har a i : ae F ed ee ai i a alll i ballad) F pili] BE i ital if jananglaa & tae (ii ley nea ud tH is it TEL iis ; Fi 43395) ae | a 33° seis ia Hae iy i it fit iH ay rice mi a Ht bi “il oii i