' ¦ THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. C-7 : ‘ f; f f SUNDAY, FEBRUARY ft, 11157 - ¦ v • -*» Earle Gardner, •' • | j Texans Back 54, Dies; Urge govern Lawyers I prepared to the country 1 the Federal Government." in the event of atomic attack. It[| With increased Federal plan- V 4bpf"' Majority Vote is no task for the armed forces > ning and assistance, local com- Agricultural Economist who, in war, must give priority > munities must “prepare them- Civil Defense :to their military missions.” selves to handle locally many of Earle Andrew Gardner, branches of the Masons, an various For Civil Defense planning “ougnt ; the new and difficult problems and was a member of Kena Senator agricultural economist with the to be predominantly a i task for- atomic warfare would bring." Rural Electrification Adminis- Temple of Alexandria, where he AUSTIN, Tex., Feb. 2 UP).— tration, died yesterday in Arling- was a charter member of the The State Democratic Ex- Strengthening ton. He was 54. Arab Patrol. He also belonged ecutive Committee indorsed to the Triangle Club of the De- pending legislation to require Mr. Gardner, who lived '.;• A of the American at 115 partment Agriculture. ¦ either majority vote run- committee Continuous Service for 84 Years Harmony drive S.E., Vienna, Va., of JL a or a Bar Association said yesterday Surviving are his widow, Mrs. oil in the special United States had lived in the area six years. that the Civil Defense program in Washington and Suburbs Gardner; a daughter, Senate election April Before coming to Washington Leda E. 2. should be so strengthened that Neva Anne, 14; his mother, Mrs. The resolution commented of martial law in Columbia 5-7023 he worked for the Bureau of Puyallup. declaration Gall Julia Gardner of “that the President of the case of an atomic attack would Reclamation in Montana and brother, Paul Gardner North Dakota and for the Farm- Wash.: a United States has indorsed the be unnecessary. ers of Seattle, and one sister. Mrs. Republican candidate and in- says that Home Administration in Poulsbo, The bar committee Companu Oregon. Harold Henrichsen of terfered in Texas politics,” add- while military units probably &H.ffines Wash. ing: would support civilian He was a native of Tacoma, arrangements have to Funeral are present authority areas, “there Wash., and a graduate of Ore- handled by the Ives Fu- “The method under in some being which the high spe- should be little justification for gon State College, where he be- Home, Wilson man wins a IFutteral iSfnm? neral 2847 boule-l cial election may superceding civil law and the longed to Sigma Pi fraternity. vard, Arlington, where chapel MU v result in vic- a tory for a Republican the courts.” 2901-03-05-07 14th Street N. W. For more than 30 years, Mr. service will be held at 2 p.m. over wishes of the majority of group special W. R. Frank Hines, President Gardner had been affiliated with today. the The bar is a people of Texas.” committee of the association No Branch Establishment! The resolution specifically which has made a 12-month Convenient Parking Facilities Adjoining Funeral Homa John Keyser, 68, I mentioned a bill which the study. Its report will be submit- Texas House of Representatives ted to the ABA’s House of Dele- The expense Is a master ot rout own desire Bloodmobile's Painter will take up Tuesday morning. gates—the policy-making oody—- Carpenter, The committee resolution was which will meet in Feb- 68, a carpenter John B. Keyser, 'adopted by a voice ruary 18 and 19. and the Washington; vote. Several painter in committeemen spoke against it. The committee is headed by area for nearly 30 years, died of Given Some opponents called the res- Hans A. Klagsbrunn, Washing- Schedule Friday at his home. 308 cancer olution an effort to defeat Ralph ton attorney. Solicitor General ¦The Red Cross Washington Spring street. Herndon, Va. Yarbrough, a candidate who J. Lee Rankin is one of the com- Keyser, Page has Regional Blood Center during Mr. a native of been backed in recent political mittee members. County, Va., had kept working Gawler Tradition the past week distributed a total j/r 4HP contests by the Democratic lib- Public apathy about Civil De- until two years ago when ill eral faction. fense, the committee said, can be 1,716 pints ¦ of of blood in the health forced his retirement. He Thad Hutcheson years ago of overcome if Federal. State and District and communities in moved to Herndon six 'is running as a governments furnish the Republican local . . . Maryland. and West .after retiring from business in against several Democrats, in- people “with the simple, unvar- Has No Price Washington kept working on Virginia covered by the blood-! but cluding Obngressman-at-Large nished facts and tell them what a part-time basis. expected mobile. 'COPTER GOES A-ROCKETING iMartin Dies. to expect and what is He was a member of the Hern- Whirling rotor blades on a one-man, rocket-powered heli- The election was of them.” Os 831 pints . called to re- COST DOES NOT DETERMINE that total. were don Methodist Church. copter present the illusion of a boomerang as it hovers place Democratic Gov. Price associations and distributed Mr. Keyser is survived by his It said bar in the District. 326 over a park. The craft, flown Pilot Norman Daniel, whose resignation was other groups develop plans .widow, Mrs. Nina Foltz Keyser, by can THE DEGREE OF SERVICE in Maryland. 308 in Virginia. 91 | Lloyd, weighs only 640 pounds ahd is powered by rocket not accepted until January. The and legal arrangements which whom he married in 1912. A temporarily in West Virginia and 160 outside , engines mounted in the tips of the rotor blades. Fuel is seat is filled by Wil- would do much to prevent society brother. Sylvester Keyser, of liam Blakley , 1,000 Funerals • the area. 90 per cent hydrogen peroxide and is in spherical of a Demo- from disintegrating under atomic :of consecutive Gowler Leaksville, Va.. also survives. stored the crat. lawyers each side the pilot's attack. The said their over half cost less than S7OO The bloodmobile is scheduled Funeral services will be at tanks on of seat.—AP Wirephoto. Election of a Republican would profession is well qualified to to make the following visits dur- 2 o’clock today in St. Paul’s split the Senate 48-48 to | and Vice supply "grassroots leadership 253 cost. ¦ .less than S4OO ing the coming Lutheran Church near Shenan- President could keep the Nation's institutions week: cost. to S7OO doah. Va Burial will be in the break any tie for the Republi- functioning.” 325 +.5400 Monday: Andrews Air Force. •church cemetery. Break With Reds Urged cans, wresting Senate organiza- The committee made these 347 cost. . .S7OO to $999 Base Service club. 9:30 a m. to tion and control from the Demo- other points: 75 cost, .more than SI,OOO 1:30 p.m. crats. “Civilian authority should be Tuesday: Room 2541, Main Edgar Wolfe, Sr., To Curb Espionage Here SUOCtr fXYMfNTS AVAILAHI Navy Building, Eighteenth street Publisher Private Arranged and Constitution avenue N.W., Ohio An immediate diplomatic break with Soviet Russia by the Ambulance Service Cremations UP). urged yesterday at closing 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and the COLUMBUS. Ohio. Feb. 2 United States was the session of the | —Edgar T. Wolfe, sr„ 63-year- Women’s Patriotic Conference on National Defense. Health Department. Hospital old publisher and banker, died The women adpoted a resolution at the Statler Hotel stating Building, Louisa, Va., to today of Carmel & 11 am. cancer in Mt. i that severing relations with Russia would remove the shield of 3ofw &f)mes Co. 5 pun. Hospital. He had been in failing diplomatic immunity from subversives. The unanimous resolution health for weeks. JOSEPH Wednesday—Room 4A750, the several , pointed out that a number of | LEADING COLORED co-publisher adopted MORTICIANS p.m. Mr. Wolfe was of diplomats The resolutions in- i Pentagon, 10 a m. to 4 and the Dispatch Printing Co., which | Soviet have been 901 Orange (Va.i Baptist eluded: THIRD STREET S.W. WASHINGTON. D. C the operates two newspapers, the from this country on GAWIsER’SSONS, INC ousted Opposition to p.m. ''forced mass Church. 10 a.m. to 4 Dispatch , charges of spying. riONt MR sets Columbus and the Ohio medication of any fluorides in DIRECTORS Thursday Building NN34. State Journal, and Television In other actions at the close drinking water." citing many FUNERAL Fort Belvoir, Va.. 9:30 a.m. to Station WBNS-TV. of the three-day meeting, the harmful effects. 3:30 p.m. and the Culpepper He was chairman of the board I conference heard Maj. Gen. U. S A congressional investigation JFinrHt IFiinrralß at iCess (East 1756 AVE. N.W (Va.) Baptist Church, 10 a.m. to of Baneohio Corp and headed [Grant, 111. grandson of the of the refugee program due to! 4 p.m. the board of the Wolfe Wear-U- famed Union leader in the Civil possible subversives: enforce- Telephone NA 8 5512 Friday Groveton Baptist Well Corp., a shoe concern af- outline plans for the Civil ment of the present immigra-: ME LAWRENCE PIt’MMEB Nltlll, War. COURTESY PARKING OPPOSITE Church, Route 1 and Dawn ave- filiated with some 1,500 shoe 1 War Centennial. The conference tion laws and no tampering with NO BRANCH ESTABLISHMENTS nue, Groveton, Va. stores. asked immediate legislation to the 'McCarran-Walter Immigra- set up a national commission to tion Act to repeal or weaken it. co-ordinate centennial plans. Oppose World Government Gen. Grant said that the Opposition to any type of Important Protein Found Washington Civil War Round world government or Atlantic' Table, a study group similar to Union and to American recogni- 43 others throughout the Nation, tion of the government of Red Blast is taking the leadership in prep- China. After Research preservation of the Taft- arations for the centennial. But For it clear Hartley Act. CARMEL, Calif.. Feb. 2 UP).— The stuff called haptoglobu- he made this organiza- is tion has no desire to dominate Restoration of the United A researcher at the University lin. It appears in the blood United States cruiser Olympia, rigged complicated the plans. of Paris a stream during most illnesses. Dr flagship of Admiral George experiment which called for the Laurell said It prevent* the loss Urge Federal Commission Dewey. BEDROOM use of highly-concentrated hy- hemoglobin through body taxing powers j of urged that a Federal Com- For limiting the peroxide. He drogen wastes. mission on the Civil War Cen- of Congress, reform of the Elec- This chemical, tame enough Hemoglobin is a chemical tennial be composed of the toral College and a legal re- I in its usual diluted form at the substance which attaches itself President. Vice President. Speak- quirement for the Government corner drugstore, is a powerful to red blood cells and does the er oi the House, four Senators to live within its income. home I explosive when concentrated. It job of transferring oxygen from and four Representatives and Representative Johansen. Re- is a pretty good rocket fuel. the lungs to the body cells. Dur- eight to be named by the Presi- publican of Michigan, told the The mixture in the Paris lab- ing illness the body often needs dent, including representatives conference Federal aid for school oxygen, I oratory blew up, throwing flames extra so haptoglobin is or organizations, both Union construction would open the and glass into the face of the an emergency chemical. and Confederate, containing de- door to Federal domination of experimenter. went blind, Dr. Laurell, who addressed the scendants of the combatants. education. He Physi- but he kept with the experi- Western Association of on cians, experimented for more ment, using special equipment 1 TO YOUR LOT than a year to link the Paris I FREE DELIVERY to overcome the loss of his sight ! Ap Every Family Can Afford Ryan Service | discovery Out of his work a strange with its role in disease. radius in easy to erect secions came Further under way to within 100 mile* new substance derived from the tests are J £ of beings. learn more about the relation- blood human ship haptoglobulins health This happened about 18 years of to VjS warmth ago. The experimenter. Dr. Max and sickness. Jayle. didn't know what the and friendliness pervade the atmosphere of stuff Neither did anyone was. Ryans reposing rooms and peaceful chapel else. It was kicked around as a Salas - Rentals _JB Kindly competence our staff to laboratory curiosity for nearly: folding jpMdfa characterizes two decades. provide the ultimate in final tribute -- WHfSL . Dr. Carl-Bertil Laurell, a med- IXII yy ical scientist from Malmo, USJ CHAIRS -gQfV Sweden, told American doctors HOSPITAL AMBULANCE meeting here today that the James OXYGEN b INC T.Rvan.lnc. substance probably is one of the EQUIP CO. 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