The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 28, 1930, Page 6

i" / Minneapolis, in an address before the THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1930 SPEED AGE BLANE FORGROWNG TOTAL “CP HUNAN INURE State Medical Association In- stalls New President; Sev- eral Papers Read Modern speed in human endeavors | because of heavy seas. was blamed for the increase of physi-! ¢al injuries by Dr. A. E. Wilcox, of | | North Dakota State Medical associa- tion here today. The forty-third annual meeting of} the state association, which opened | its sessions yesterday, was devoted to- | day to a continuation of the discus- | sion on problems confronting the) medical professon. | Installation of Dr. Andrew Carr,! Sr., of Minot, as the new president to succeed Dr. John Crawford, of New Rockford, was the highlight of the business session. Dr. Thomas J. Kinsella, of the Glen Lake sanitarium, near Minneapolis, discussed the increasing importance of surgery in the treatment of selec- tive cases of tuberculosis of the lung. |fishing grounds 20 miles from Chi-; Three Believed Lost On Lake Fishing t BYRNE CERTIF IES ELECTION ISSUES, Chicago, May 28.—(7)—A fishing tug with a crew of three, unreported since yesterday, today was the object of an intensive search by coast guard stations in the Chicago area, aid The Seagull, 42-foot tug powered | Constitutional Amendments, Re- with a gasoline engine, left for the ferred and Initiated Meas- | cago off St. Joseph, Mich., at 5 a. ta. ures to Go on Ballot Tuesday, without its hkl Sane Hawer, who was ill. After the craft|, failed to return, Hawer asked the| Secretary of State Robert Byrne Go| coast guard to assist in the search,|day certified to county auditors the which was abandoned late last night! list of 45 candidates for whom peti- tions for nomination have been filed. The candidates’ names will appear on ¢ 5 the ballot in the June 25 primary | VE Mr. Byrne also certified two consti- | {tutional amendments, two referred | WILL CON measures, and two initiated meas-/ QUER FOG | ures. | Famous Inventor Foresees Elim-; The constitutional amendments call , for changing the terms of district ination of One of Aviation’s Greatest Perils judges from four to six years, and the terms of judges of the state supreme ccurt from six to ten years. The two referred measures are for | the repeal of the depositors’ guaranty | fund act, and for the creation of aj one-man game and fish commission. | Two acts permitting the operation | of theatres on Sunday and increasing | the gasoline tax to four cents are the | intiated masures. | Officers Elected at Gloucester, Mi May 28,—(7)— Radio “eyes” for airplanes to permit | the conquest of fog, the greatest peril facing flyers, are a possible develop- ment to aid aviation, in the relief of John Hays Hammond Jr., inventor. Surgery, he said, is particularly im- | portant in the treatment of patients whose disease is limited to one lung. The significance of temporary blindness was outlined in a paper by Dr. W. L. Benedict, of Rochester, Minn., while the patient's outlook in hypertension was discussed by Dr. H. O. Altnow of Minneapolis. A film demonstration bearing on the diagnosis and treatment of infec- tions of the hand was given by Dr. E. P. Quain, of Bismarck. A report of 16 cases of thymic dis- orders was read by Dr. Ralph E. Pray of Fargo. He called attention to the recognition and treatment of the dis- orders. A technical paper on “Duo- denal diverticula” was read by Dr. Russell Gates of Minot. Capone Asks Miami To ‘Good Will’ Meal Miami, Fla., May 28.—()—"Scar- face Al” Capone's counter court at- tack on Miami authorities who seek to force him from the city, originally @irected at three officials and a prominent citizen, was reduced today to a single charge against 8. D. Mc- Creary, director of public safety. Despite his defeat yesterday in the first round of the legal skirmish, Ca- pone planned to continue his efforts to establish himself in the commun- ity with a “good-will” dinner tonight at his palatial Palm Beach Island estate. Engraved invitations were distributed to a selected list of 50 residents. Justice of the Peace Warren New- comb ordered hearings continued to- day on a charge of false arrest against McCreary after quashing con- spiracy warrants naming Mayor C. H. Reeder, City Commissioner John Knight and McCreary. A conspiracy warrant against for- mer Governor James M. Cox of Ohio, Publisher of the Miami Daily News, previously had been withdrawn. ‘The oldest official weather record in Kansas was made in Manhattan in January, 1859. That Yo the footsteps of the throng it to the modern housewives, chandise for a dollar. Barrington Hall Brand, 2lb,can..... aici weber PEACHES Libby's Sliced, Large can . SOAP fate eek Naptha, Bismarck Race Meet - - have found that trading here is a profitable habit. Leave best quality groceries at the towest prices. your phone and call early and often 957 and we'll prove to you that you always rceive a dollar’s worth of mer- Swansdown Cake Flour, per pkg. ....27¢ Royal Baking Powder, large can .....43¢ Pork & Beans, med. size can, 3 cans ..25¢ “COFFEE” PEAS, Minneopa Sifted, 2 cans ......29¢ These Specials on All Week. Marcovitz Grocery We Please Where Others Promise 905 Front Avenue — Phone 957 YE FRIEND TELLS ANOTHE Gackle A. 0. U. W. Meet Gackle. N. D., May 28.—(/\—Sev- eral hundred members of the A. O. U. W. gathered here Tuesday to attend the annual spring meeting of the pio- neer district of the order. Russell D. Chase, Stutsman county state's attor- ney, and B. C. Marks, Fargo, Grand Mester Workman, were the principal speakers. Officers of the district for the en- suing year were clected as follows: R. A. Vonhagen, Medina, president: ceeding G. W. Nygaard of Wood: worth; Mr: » Clark, Jamestown, vice president; A. H. Haut, Gackle, secretary, and F. H. Carley, Edmunds, treasurer. Jamestown was selected for the fall meeting of the organiza- ti The use of television to transmit a picture of the Janding field to a screen in the cockpit of a plane flying above is the principle involved, the inventor said. A dot or speck moving across the screen would indicate the | aviator’s position. Hammond explained last night, in announcing his discovery, that noth- ing has been actually accomplished yet and that it has to do with certain possible developments in the future. He said his work followed that of Dr. E. F. W. Alexanderson of the General Electric company. Going into the details of his pro- poseé plan more fully, Hammond said that his method would be to set up a television station at an airport cap- able of sending out an exact picture of the airport and surrounding local- ity. Fort Holds Dry Law Repeal Impossible Camden, N. J., May 28.—(#)—Rep- Franklin W. Fort, candidate for the Republican nomination as United States senator from New Jersey, ex- pressed the belief in a campaign ad- dress here last night that repeal of the eighteenth amendment is “a practical impossibility.” The stand of Dwight W. Morrow for repeal and restoration to the states of the power to solve their own prohibition problems was responsible for Fort’s candidacy. HEADS FOR THREE COLLEGES CHOSEN Convention of Norwegian Lu- theran Church Prepares to Adjourn After Action Minneapolis, May 28.—(?)—The biennial convention of the Norwegian Lutheran church of America prepar- ed to adjourn today following its re- election of presidents of three col- leges under its jurisdiction, and se- lection of officers for the first unified men's organization in the church, College presidents reelected include: Dr. L. W. Boe, St. Olaf, Northfield, Minn.; Dr. Oscar L. Olson, Luther, Decorah, Iowa; and Dr. Arthur Rholl, Red Wing seminary, junior college at Red Wing, Minn. Dr. M. O. Bockman, who resigned as president of Luther Theological Seminary, was made president emeri- tus of the institution. Dr. T. F. Gul- lixson, Minot, N. D., named to suc- ceed him, announced his acceptance. Officers of the men’s organization judge Lewis Larson, Sioux Falls, s. president; Herman L. Ekern, Madison, Wis.; and Nick Nielson, Chi- cago, vice presidents; Carsten E. Ronning, Oak Park, Ill, secretary; and A. L. Bragstad, Stoughton, Wis., treasurer. Selection of the 1932 convention city was left to a convention com- mittee. ‘The next step, learning the position of the airplane, he said, could be de- termined by radio compass stations located about the landing field and equipped with direction finders. An automatic radio transmitter sending from a plane could be picked up by the stations and the position of the plane learned at all times by plotting the intersection of the messages. Such a position, in the form of a dot or speck, he continued, could be placed upon the picture of the air- | Port and sent by television to an avia- tion in a plane flying above. ‘Blue Goose’ Order Postpones Meeting Fargo, N. D., May 28.—(”)—The summer meeting of Dakota Pond of the “Blue Goose,” social insurance organization covering the two Dako- tas, usually held at Alexandria, Minn., in June, has been postponed until fall when it will be held in the Black Hills of South Dakota in con nection with the next grand conven: tion September 9, 10, 11 and 12. | Headquarters will be at Rapid City; and between 500 and 600 members are expected to attend. J. D. Taylor, Grand Forks, is Most Loyal Gander of Dakota Pond. 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