The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 17, 1930, Page 7

TRADE COMMISSION 4 | m Sale in London | London. The effort to hurry transmission of | Caldwell’s body was taken to Chey- RECORDS DESTROYED ° —- fi | |, lieut. Irving A. Woodzing landed at ig Mae by airplane cost the | enne. Siete at hare Oe Ag eg Me Merion Mad 'G, with, the document. which was | Wednesday when his escort plane if Misoevynist’s Will > Lack of Documents Prepared by| boxes labeled “Pour les Dames.” They ; F brought from Japan ap a fast stegm- |<rashed near Lookout, Wyo. during || Misogynist’s Will are made in Havana by 9 firm wheee|Oash of Air Couriers Across Ship. terdas, is body was found yes-/| Has Postscript Now Investigators Hampers man-sized specialty sells for 75 cents. ? Pierre de L. Baol, assistant chief ot | terday. i Pp’ Utilities Probe Country Cost One Life in | ne division of western European eo | URS body gf Caldwell, a member ot |* ia a fairs of the state department, will |the air corps reserve, was founa by| Le Mars, Iowa, Oct. 17.—(#)—His Association to Sign Wyoming Blizzard |board the Leviathan with it tomor- | Ray W. Meskimen, a Boeing air mail |daughter today had written i“ oat. Another Contract to - aliases A zge 20 tell bee Ee pen mnatioe MAY | Bet <The Plane was shattered. The script to what T. M. Zink, donor of | i le "i foun fe A ul 5 bericycat ois artiedh Pla I te ti New York, Oct. 17.—(7)—The offi | The ratification is being wa ‘to feet from the|the world’s first womanless tibrary. 3 hacaperea the investigation Mie) hed y Internationals ca text of Japan's ratification of the get it to London before the opening | Se utilities that it will not eatinad Waar é Ok tac _| London naval treaty was here today, | of the session of the League of Na-| ings until some time in November. ‘association, victorious ———— The commission advised the sen- 9 ate today that a checkup of the dam- : i“ ertsc § as an ¢ Groce oe on dehr ocpes for had J G in hearings on it Com pig as a ones Grocery 520 Broadway Phone 908 concerns were to have been examined publicly oy a ane oh com- as. Ss. mission, ts filed ‘i " reports concerning five other com- pa eat n Specials for Saturday panies, (At first it was believed the Woodcock to Urge iiineinecas Specials for Saturday tii China Oats, per pkg. Z BOMB AO Ei i Thee abe cud aloes 29¢ omatoes, No. 2 cans + Game’ t auilly veered Economic Studies No. 2 Patterson Seal Pineapple ..............000 0: 22e ; When the are On Dry Law Effect - Corn, Standard pack, No. 2 cans " ¥ next month the aff pliers 1 quart of Milk and 1 large pkg. of Argo Corn Starch, 3 pkgs. ...... eight important operating groups. The lost documents are being re- placed, but this work is said to be consuming much time as well as being expensive. British Aviatrix to Try West-East Flight Los Angeles, Oct. 17.—(#)—Not sat- isfied with clipping almost five hours from the women’s transcontinental record for a westward flight, Mrs. Keith Miller, British aviatrix, today was preparing her plane for a one- stop eastward flight in which she hoped to break the women’s west-to- east record also. Arriving here yesterday from Wins- } low, Ariz. at 10:58 a. m., Mrs. Miller ‘ wound up her trip from Valley Stream, N. Y., with a total of 25 hours, 44° minutes spent in the air. The former record was 30 hours 27 minutes established recently by Miss Laura Ingalls, diminutive 25-year-old ‘St. Louis flier. Miss Ingalls now is flying across the country in an attempt to set a record for an eastward flight. Yes- terday, Mrs. Miller said she would take off for Wichita, Kas. and New York “in two or three days” in an effort to better whatever record the Indict Six Policenien At Great Falls, Mont. Great Falls, Mont., Oct. 17.—()— hi whereby fines were levied regularly against offenders are contained in federal indictments returned here against six police officers. Those charged are Chief Ray H. Gaunt, Lieutenants Ernest Owings, B. T. McElliott, and A. L. Anderson and Patroimen Ray A. Wick and Emil Nelson. All issued statements declaring they ‘ welcomed the investigation. The true bills; returned by the grand jury yesterday, chatge the of- ficers entered into conspiracy with , some 31 other persons, also under in- , dictment, to permit operation of re- sorts where liquor was sold. The in- dictments alleged the offenses ex- regular! paid but that the Mquor selling re- sorts were not closed. Expert Reads Part | Of Andree’s Diary Stockholm, Oct. 17.—()—Professor Theodor Svedberg, the Upsala expert who attempted to make readable the second diary left by the Arctic explor- making text legible. Professor Svedberg said he had per- formed the work by using the visible committee, said the part deals with the life of Andree Devils Lake Man Is Holdup Victim Cigars for Women J cated { Madison, Wis. Oct. 17—()—Amos 'W. W. ‘Woodcock, national prohibi- tion enforcement head, today advo- establishment ‘of Lert va preferably at the University of consin and Harvard University, to studies of Wout you like to have @ cereal * ple. 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