The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 2, 1930, Page 6

| aman DRIVE POSTPONED 0 FALL Recently Appointed State Com- mission Elects Dr. Andrew Carr Chairman The diphtheria commission recent- ly appointed by Governor George F. Shafer has organized by electing Dr. | Andrew Carr, Sr., president-elect of the State Medical society, chairman, and Dr. J. D. Jungman, secretary. The commission decided that this | was not a favorable time for launch- ing into its work, which is the eradi- cation of diphtheria in North Dakota, as it has virtually been accomplished in New York. Vacations will soon be- gin and there will be other obstacles to undertaking the drive against the disease. Active work, therefore, in- cluding raising of funds, will be post- poned until fall. The commission is using part of the plan of Dr. Seymour, minister of health in Canada. His program in- cludes the extermination of smallpox, typhoid fever, diphtheria and scar- let fever. The members of the commission in- clude Senator Frank Hyland, Devils Lake; Mrs. Inga Norstog, McKenzie county superintendent of schools; Father Slag, St. Mary's parish, Bis- marck; Mrs. Lillian Lillibridge, ad- viser to the Rainbow Girls organiza- tions, Dickinson; T. O. Kraabel, state veterans service commissioner, Far- go; Dr. Carr, the chairman, Minot; Miss Grace DeLong, 4-H club special- ist from the Agricultural college, Far- go; Mrs. A. E. Jones, president of the _ State Federation of Women’s clubs, | Lisbon; Horace Young, attorney, Fargo; and Mrs. A. G. Porter, chief of child welfare work of the American Legion auxiliary, Edgeley. STARTS ATLANTIC HOP | Perpigan, France, May 2—(7)— Jules Mermoz, French aviator, took off from here at 5:07 a. m. for St. Louis, Senegal, west African coast, on the first lap of a projected transat- | lantic flight. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT—Six room newly decor- ated modern house with garage, good location, immediate possession or a seven room modern house, close in, also @ furnished room. Arthur Shipp. hese are the delicious flakes that guard against ; Evangelist Schwindt’s sermon Thurs- ; | His infinite love is as great today as THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY 2,. 1930 Doctrines Taught by Christ Still Binding, Schwindt Is Certain “The Unchanging Christ in an Ever Changing World” was the topic of day evening at the Seventh-Day Ad- ventist church, Seventh St. Ave. C. “Human customs, knowledge, social, economic and political conditions are constantly changing,” said the speak- er, “but Christ in his marvelous at- tributes never changes. The doctrines He taught while on the earth still are binding. His power to save sinners and heal the sick has not diminished. and 2000 years ago.” Rev. Schwindt announced that the topic for Friday evening will be, “How to Know This Unchanging Christ Better” and for Sunday evening the subject will be “Creation Discovered and Evolution Uncovered.” The bass soloist, R. R. Blotz, announces special | singing for pbisemimn dish sonal evening. LIQUOR AGAIN HELD VALIDLY UNDER BAN State Supreme Court Rules Pro- scribing Possession Not Unconstitutional ‘The state supreme court again is on record to the effect that the state law making it a felony to possess intoxi- cating liquor is not unconstitutional. Gunder Ligarden appealed from conviction on a charge of possessing liquor as a second offense, filed against him in the Divide county dis- trict court. He contended that the federal law does not make the mere possession of liquor a crime and hence the state law cannot do so. Incidentally, he cited various Biblical Passages to support his theory that prohibtion is wrong in principle, any- | way. The court made no comment on the Biblical quotations but held that the federal law is not binding on the state unless the state wishes to do some- thing in opposition to it. The state can go farther than the federal gov- ernment in the way of passing pro- hibition laws as it cares to do or as its own constitution will permit, the court held. Ligarden’s conviction was affirmed. PSYCHOPATHIG TEST ENTERS BURGLARY R. L. Zimmerman Suspected of Being Like Kleptomaniac; Pleads Guilty R. L. Zimmerman was arraigned before Judge Fred Jansonius in dis- trict court, at noon, and plead guilty to grand larceny charges. Sentence was deferred by the court for a pyscho- pathic investigation of the case. knowledged to Chief Chris J. M tineson that he broke into Taylor’ drug store and the Connolly garage, in Mandan, and into Ack’s radiator shop, the Interstate Transportation office and Bertsch’s garage in this city in a périod of about a week re- | cently. Word from Minneapolis to the effect Zimmerman is the man who ac-/ in claims of breaking and entering and minor burglaries charged against | his son started an examination here as to Zimmerman’s psychopathic condition. It was thought he may be @ kleptomaniac or affected akin to ; that weakness. He has a penchant ie heaving rocks through windows tO break in, according to the record of his offenses here. | Charles 8. Foster, his counsel, in | presenting Zimmerman before court, today, entered @ certificate from one of the local clinics tending to make this suspicion somewhat probable. The certificate suggested that treat- ment in some institution where Zim- merman might be confined as a result of this case might be helpful to his condition. 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