The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 24, 1934, Page 9

420A ws wes Ce snanvanenewon anne ~ NBGLIGENCE CAUSED AIRLINER'S CRASH Coroner’s Report of ‘Luxury Air Liner’ Tragedy Alleges Carelessness enasiin at tert oe Gan: or in an explosion prior to the ei giant luxury liner, flying from New York to aire bea two pilots, four day afternoon. Teporting “all well” to the American Airlines hangar at Newark from Position in the Hudson valley. Kingston, N. Y., Aug. 24—District | Friday he had received a coroner's re- |g, fester mountain peak. Port attributing the crash of a giant, “luxury air liner” on Last Chance mountain June 9 to negligence in op- erating the plane over dariferous country. Seven persons died in the crash. Concerning speculations as to whether chemicals carried by William Bader of Buffalo, one of the passen- Tae |trary to air traffic rule 2. The plane esters _ Twilling’s Grocery 601 Tenth Street Phone 1613 SATURDAY SPECIALS Creamy, per Th 0 SOC] ec 20c Pork and large 2% size tin ......, 10¢| umvys raney mea peiiblidhs ‘am Salmon, 1-Ib, tall can... 2O0C 2 cans .. .19¢ Par Coffee, Early June Peas, ES os derseseccced 27c 2 cans ......,.. sesso DC Fruits and Vege ——— ie i FREE DELIVERY SERVICE one 1996 PAUL BROWN, MANAGER Wax Beans :' pounds Blackberries, 3 boxes ..25¢ WE DELIVER PHONE ORDERS C. 0. D. s CKLY E ILY AND CONVENIENTLY AT I. G. A. STORES id eround. Ai (GA Aree = He food bet to, tion. SHOP et your G.A. store. iQ) The prices below are good for week of gaeas 24-30 Nn eit DRESSING 3... . 23¢ J DILL PICKLES, Carol, 32 oz. jar 19¢. OLIVES 2 i ice dace 97c i TG OB. JAF... 2... secs scnssneseasos , PICKLES ae i pe: rth PICKLES it'n‘nr presi Extra Geod Quality, No. 2 Cams, 2 £6r .........ceseeeseesseces PEAS Alaska Raceland, | SALMON 1 Ib. tall cans, 2 for PEARS Nec2is cams, 2 for .. Sissy { PIGS FEET "G4 Bc Pans CHOCOLATE GRAPE NUTS, pkg. | POST TOASTIES i a... th 4 MILK, IGA, 3 cans .............. TOMATO JUICE Sxz"2:. . “Se WAX PAPER, IGA, 40 ft. rolls . -10c | WAX PAPER, IGA, 125 ft. rolls ..2] ¢ j BROOMS, Carol, each 43c SOAP FLAKE Wash- All, 5 ya - ian G A STORES © it the inquest shows no tails 106 balled an tee thor oh ac phyxiation of the occupants prior to ith eared tates Two days tater| je charred les of the occupants Atarney CoB. Murray ennounded Wer found ix wrertste oe Se ee The negligence finding was based| Rey. G. Murray said.’ a a was flying less than’ 500" feet high at ne Points, con- ““over 50 miles from the authorized route with- out good cause therefore,” and weath- | * Pay and Take Food Stores «<= Salad Dressing SP"... Strawberries teu”... 35¢ Tomatoes Sze" 8 * t=. 93, Cucumbers ?'tor””.............5€ Coffee i a 29c Tomatoes fares ns ......25C Bananas P= 19c Crisp, Fresh, gw SGANANAS 3 pounds ............. Carrots a, insiekecuced 5c New Potatoes, 10 Ibs. 25c Grapes 2... 19c 5 High Line, No. 2% Crisp, Fresh, Apricots tin, each ............. 19c Celery 2 bunches ................ 25c Med. Site, Cantaloupe 2" 5e (Oranges fain... 49c THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1934 gers, caused the Cat Murray said peste ae did not justify such a. heed finding: us the Plane was flying over dan- Serous terrian, mountainous country, and not keeping sufficient attitude. 4. It was following a course for by eat no authority was given. stewardess | Streeter Woman Dies Sip aes from aight“o on ‘ dreary Sun- She was last heard In Hospital Thursday|- R Funeral services for Mrs. C. C. Kai- ser, pioneer North Dakota woman rie resident of Stutsman county, who Thursday at a local hospital from typhoid fever, will be held at 2 p. m., junday at the Seventh Dad Adven- 'tist's church near Streeter, N. D. G. Gaede will conduct ihe oe | monies and interment will be ma lat ee cemetery nearby. » whose maiden name katherine Miller, was born near Daw- son, N. D., in the early ‘eighties. ie was married to ©. C. Kaiser in (ane has lived all of her life in ths te. Besides her husband she leaves al chilren, four brothers and seve grand children. Her children are Mrs, Mary Flemmer, Mrs. Lydia Retinger, | Daniel, David, ‘Emma and Elmer, all | living near Streeter. Borthers are eeany us Napoleon, Fred of Streeter, | Christ of Driscoll and Jacob of Bis- | raatex. | Crooners on Strike Get Amateur Support ‘_ Mexico, D. F., Aug. 24—()—Rank outsiders, with little or no experi- ence in the art of going hungry, stepped in Friday to lend their moral and vocal support to Mexico's croon- ers-unto-death. hea included several amateur atop Mixcoac hill overlooking the Mexican capital city, .2te A relieve the striking eee ol the station at the microphone, For 70 hours the performers hav ‘kept up a continuous broadcast, going theming alesis ts are in @ more cheer- in a hospital as the man who had "| without food in their demands for salary increases. The entertainers are Practically exhausted, but still their music, songs, and speeches go out on the air on a frequency of 600 kilo-| baal powered by the one-kilowatt/ The strikers bound their heads Fri- day to relieve their giddiness, caused by lack of nourishment and br ho cians gave them injections and oth treatments to enable them to carry on. Rail Pension Law Is Put Into nto Operation Washington, “Aug. 24.—()—Rail- roads were ordered by r retirement board to deduct 2 per cent of the salary of every em- ploye each month to provide funds for pensioning old workers beginning February 1 next year. Decided Improvement Is Shown in Business New York, Aug. 24—()—In many Biveons of business, said the weekly in & Bradstreet trade review Fri- day. there was a decided turn for the better. this week, and in addition, “there was a strong revival of senti- ment regarding ® more vigorous ex- MAN came int with nothing on live very long before BREAD is made a part of them for it has made its Call at our store en L. E. SMITH Save Money on Your Flour By buying NEVER FAILS and DACOTAH CHIEF FLOUR, manufactured from NORTH DAKOTA high pro- tein wheat in our modern mill at Richardton. All wheat is washed before grinding into flour. orders for flour. DACOTAH SEED ) CO. -- PHONE 106 “The Store That Saves You Money” Oc Large POST TOASTIES or CORN FLAKES, 2 pkgs. 21c CAMAY TOILET SOAP, special, per bar 5 SEMINOLE TOILET PAPER, 1000 sheets _—_—————___. — Fresh Fruits.and Vegetables — Springers — 2% Pounds — Stewing Hens Swift’s Circle S Picnics and Small Hams Let us have your meat order. We will see that it will be carefully selected FOR LESS MONEY —WE DELIVER— We accept relief Main and 9th, Highway No. 10 F. E. SMITH Large (2%) Pork and "2" SPOHN’S ‘ed eutety at the time they were ac-] osted in an East Birmingham park su mmary, the ‘Thuraday night, identified the negro |ful mood and the outcome of harvest- threatened them at gunpoint. With ing, now in full swing, is running ¢ bullet wound in his head, the negro ahead of the quotas set, even in the was unable to make a statement and drouth-stricken states. died soon afterward. | Citi i QUEEN WILHEMINNA ILL { Citizens Praised for Aasgaardstrand, Norway, Aug. 24.— Killing Negro Gunman (7—Queen witheminna of the Ne- therlands, touring Norway incognito, Birmin; Ala., Aug. 24—(#)— has been confined to her bed in this Citizens is aise an ‘inidentified | seaside resort for four days ,it became negro were praised by police rue | known Friday. as ie ei. foiled an attack on thret — ee white {The light from beg sun reaches our The girls, on their way to a church |earth in 499 secon CHASE and SANBORN'S COFFEE DATED... nthe Bp for 3e Len Pend 26: fi ’ wf . PEACHES fie ren... 91,07 LEMONS, 300 size, Sunkist, per doz.. .35¢ GRAPES, fancy red Malagas, per Ib. 1] : APPLES, 4 Ibs. ..................0. GRAPES, Thompson seedless, per cup 7c PRUNES, Italian, per crate c TOMATOES, home grown, 3 Ibs... ... 19c CELERY, home grown, 2 bunches. . SUGA -55¢ 10-Ib. pr aap) 57 FARMDALE Nez UT W. BEANS 22: 3 299" FINE TABLE GRANU. LATED lbs. $5.57 PINEAPPLE + cusnorscm + 2" 94¢ BLACKBERRIES + + + + "i¥4Qc JELL-E-SET rownmmmncm © fr 10 PAROWAX ‘ys 6 © mnQe JAR RINGS ®pow....covmeueren © 3 re 1Qc WHEATIES ==. 2~- 23: LIPTON’S TEA’: == 2 41: SWANSDOWN &. 32°27: FLOUR Plz. BAKER'S COCOA “AiSiisi™ © 1 ru. O46 CALUMET ‘oteeXGne | * ar DR. PRICE’S va priya“ pata my LUX zee. = 3. 19 ete PHOTO wr om RINSO “assramso 6 I: LUX FLAKES s2s25 23: sean CHESTERFIELD si = 2 25¢ eS «2 We Deliver Phone Orders C.0.D. These prices effective 6 at rt Sp, 1.00 Male. Ante ene 408, and Med Gut No. 2 on Broadway, Phone 7. RED OWL FOOD STORES or Corn Flakes, ige. pkg., 2 for Camay Toilet Soap, per bar Maxwell House Coffee, Dc A Nala 29c Hens and Spring Chickens—Freeh Dressed, Mitk Fed. | PE Carl’s Grocery Phone 371 We Deliver earn 2 boxes 25c Salad Dressing, Carol, quart ..,:0:«:vzere:. 206 Fruits Vegetables Dill Pickles, Carol, quart ...........+. Peas, 18K Fancy .......... «ose .2 for 38e Pears, Richfield ........ seeceeee2 for 35e Milk, IGA 3 for 18¢ Soap Flakes, Wash-All ..... «+. 5 Ibs, 29e Laundry Soap, IGA, large .......7 for 25e Rice Krispies, Kellogg’s ...... eeeeeeeAZe ride BBe eeciewt Coffee Always ! You may order your fresh meat wants from us. We'll select same carefully and deliver with your Swift’s Smoked Meats C. J. Tullberg, Prop. GUSSNER’S PACKING COMPANY TENDERLO Pot Roast 12-15¢ Veal teak, Shoulder, Tb. 9c| Hamburger 10¢ Fresh, Ib. Nauere _14c|Releee ile LIVER SAUSAGE, HEAD CHEESE, BLOOD SAUSAGE, Ib.... 98 SPRING CHICKENS - - HENS FRESHEST ——-FRUITS and VEGETABLES—— 30 Ib. lug, cash .. a fancy Beef Liver Pound EXTRA LARGE LUSCIOUS SWEET 2 for Zic —Cantaloupes— 2 for 15¢ Italian, 16 Ib. lug, cash ............ JUST PHONE 1060 PRUN MIXED VEGETABLES 52°2u, 2 1 25¢ PORK ANDBEANS i** ss s:10e ssunaes 2 tor 21¢ FLAnEs SALMON Hoe tim JAMS’ See 24;-1b. jar .. MUSTARD 4°". VINEGAR 22... | at ZERR’S OPPOSITE MEMORIAL BUILDING WE DELIVER PEACHES, Washington ...........98¢ POTATOES, New, 10 Ibs. ...........25¢ GRAPES, Fancy red, 2 Iba. ..........23¢