The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 9, 1937, Page 8

RIGHT NEW PLANES BRING FABRICATED ROR NW AIRLINES Faster, More Comfortable Ships "To Be Put in Operation This Summer Purchase of eight new, super-pow- ered transport planes. by the North- west Airlines, Inc., was announced Friday by Croil Hunter, vice president and general manager. _ Representing an expenditures of nearly $1,000,000, the fleet now is-un- der construction in Los Angeles, and Gelivery of the first liner in St. Paul is scheduled for early summer. The ultimate in aviation engineer- ing, combining new, tested principles of safety, comfort, speed and power, rts will be operated on all routes of the Northwest Airlines, said Mr, Hunter. Known as the Lockheed 8-14, the new craft are perceptibly larger than the Lockheed Electras now operated. “The liners under construction,” said Mr. Hunter, “will not accommo- date more passengers than those we ‘are now operating, but will provide gteater comfort. The S-1¢ will carry 10 passengers in addition to a crew of three—a chief pilot, co-pilot, and @ hostess. ; “Club comfort will be provided for passengers in the new liners,” he added. “The seats are of the lounge type and can be adjusted to any de- sired position.” Bix-footers will not have to duck on boarding the luxurious liners, for the big cabins provide extra head clearance and plenty of leg room, ‘The ships are equipped with galleys, from which hot meals will be serve + by hostesses. In addition, there will be room aboard the giant craft for @ ton of mail and express, and com- partments for the safe transportation Of perishable merchandise. The 8-14's will.be powered by two engines, each of which is capable of eveloping 850 horse-power—twice as much as the motors of the Lockheed Blectras. “Cruising of the new liners,” Observed Mr. Hunter, “will be about ‘230 miles an hour with a top speed ). They will be able to THE BISMARCK FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1987 - Running Away Atlantic Title Movies Prove Stimulus é To Children’s Reading New York, Apr. 9.—(?)—Instead of competing with books, movies are stimulating children’s interest in them, says Anne Catroll Moore, su- perintendent of the public library's work here with children. For instance, “The Last of the Mo- hicans,” she says, is having a tre- the imaginative ‘and: the factual, says the film) the superintendent, the latter actu- and see how much alike they. are. Almost without exception, they U.S.FREBORMAIOR | Edison Sees How Ships Are Built [Ou Vintage ot 0%, /suples Omens. i penne gy ee gs commodit Center City, Minn. Apr. 9—P)— | SUDINS Outictbuted by the WPA ‘The automobile that Oscar W. Peter- Dakota counties during . ‘aiding 23,757 families, 15 in- , Priday | stitutions and 247 schools, E. A. Will- - | 80n, ‘executive secretary of the state TME SINCE NOV. 18 ce ae M nal condition ‘The valué of commodities distribut- Hudson Tieup Settled on Sam : 1936 was $1,350,217 for Basis as Those'in GMC » heehee and Chrysler Rows “(By the Assectated Press) ERE feet Experts Study Raindrop. To Learn Flood Control td Schlitz “Steinies” for Old-Time Memories "THE mellow goodnees our forefathers enjoyed in ’ their old, stone steins . .. is yours to enjoy today in each “Steinie” Brown Bottle of Schlitz. Brewed future floods, “We've ‘been s long time whit to do,” says W. D. rectér of the project on Greek. “We now propose to ¥ a aclentitic analysis of the entire e 4 * insta, x 4 You don’t have to cultivate a taste for Schlits. You works it. movies for every child at home read- “I should like to know just how the author of this questionnsire got|: his'figures,” she said. First Lady Is Called U. S. First Nuisance’ REACH CALIFORNIA FROM DROUTH Migration Last Year to West; Coast Greater Than Gold She did not name the writer, Chinese Say Our Virtues Are Our Vices Chicago, Apr. 9—(?)—The three great American vices, says Dr. Lin Yutang of Shanghai, are efficiency, punctuality and discipline. - The doctor told several hundred members of the American Friends of China they be did work HF i i: i 5 , G8 5 : : 3 ad ‘transients. ‘Walter Duffy, regional resettlement * administrator at Portland, sald 119 families from the Great Plains ar- E se fi Te Boos zi i nl i rH of é nl 5 | : z i eee “8 Ele Cop! NORTH DAKOTA’S . EMERGENCY LAWS on. sale at Bismarck Tribune 8. for 10c each. : prices in quantities. ff _ Lat. Johnson’s 66 Floor Varnish and 1 qt. Double Quick Enamel and + Sib. pkgs. Jewel Kalsomine, 3 for’. . .$1.00 Room Lot Wall Paper .............$1.00 4 inch Wall Brush, each ...........$1,00 Bismarck Paint & GlassCo. tell why «machine works and who! piug. plant at. 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