Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1949 — Page 8

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LeRoy Kahler [Rites Tomorrow _ Bacteria Warfare Plans Kept More Secret Than Atom Bomb : a. | > Difficulty in Making Large-Scale Tests “Ten. women. and children goingiplished but would be juinar BW ver views Siuws and multiplies In| pA Cy~crft Cal. Sah .30 Dies Here at 76 emo Tr Otome |e Sa os set var ret it at 0 esd, tm eat Tk Was Member of Morris Plan Board |

| WASHINGTON, Sept. 30—The:other great secret weapon -be- workers on some large industrial | What germs might be used for of BW, of course, is the danger| on a residential street here and sides the atom bomb is biological, or germ, warfare. BW, the project. If effective, news of ill- BW is probably one of the most of backfire, Once a good epidem-| to death in cold blood as LeRoy Kahler, member of the board of directors of the Indian-|

| scientists call it for short. The subject is even more hush-hush ness striking like an epidemic, b " | than atoinie energy. leven in a remote, relatively unde- closely guarded recrets of this or/ic is started any place In the pe “hollered for help,” police

Scientific and military opinion, so far as anyone has dared to veloped area of the world would 80Y nation. Botulinus toxin, so world, it is extremely difficult to said Jona wan “ | give one publicly, is divided on whether BW is more or less to be leak out fairly soon. Of course, deadly a poison that an ounce|stop it. Germs do not recognize Martin ht Bresla Ren 10 & there is the possibility that theicould kill 200 million humans, |international barriers, as has of-|lay-off bookie, tig 2

, 4 (feared than atomic warfare. | « . 8polis. Morris Plan and secre-] | The production of BW weapons spreading the germs might be & go, 00." (ouiq keep secret for a and tetanus toxin, a close second ten been pointed out, nor do they| “ride” in nr tary-treasurer of the banking [might be kept sccret..s0 far ashore harder to conceal or dis: ,.... at least a trial of BW on|as a killer, can probably be dis-/know the difference between a three men. firm before his retirement last guise. © \prisoners in some closely guarded counted. We have these poisons,|triendly an an enemy uniform. Witnesses ssid Breslauer was year, died yesterday in St. Vin-| cultivating the germs or their pyt actual trials of any BW camp in Siberia. but they are not practical for BW| Copyright 184 by Science Services. |hustied out of the rear seat of cent's Hospital. He was 76, i poisons is concerned. The labora- weapon would be a hard secret t0| | arge:Scale Spread Difficult (use because of the difficulty of TEST HOP the auto by two of the Jat Born in McConnellsville, O., Mr. tories might be given the inno- keep. And until BW is used In| The bottleneck problem in BW getting them into enough people. [PC-6A ENDS TEST HO while a third mana Kahler married the former Ger-| \cent appearance of a plant pro- War its practical value, whetheriiy the large-scale spread of dis-| More effective for BW purposes| SANTA MONICA, Cal, Sept. hind the wheel. trude Caron in 1896. The follow- \ducing vaccines for peacetime it Would be effective, cannot be sage germs through the air. Pol- would be a germ like the parrot/30 (UP)—The DC-6A Liftmaster, Mrs. Blanche Button, 38, Daly

protection of the . population Proved. lution of water supplies, of food fever virus. The value of such|cargo version of the DC-6 pas- City, who was only a against smallpox, diphtheria.and| Any secret trials of BW would in industrial plant cafeterias and germs would come from the fact senger plane, has made its first few feet away, li eataaet 'so on. Apparatus such as cloud have to be made on people—not of the air in theaters or other that the diseases they cause prop-|test flight, Douglas Aircraft of-screamed for help chambers for testing methods of just a few human volunteers but public buildings could be accom-'agate themselves. The parrot fe-'ficials announced today. men slugged him down.

and was first employed here as a| bookkeeper at the Ceraline Mills. He served in the same capacity! with the Marion Trust Co. in 1899 and in 1901 became a bookkeeper i v for the Capital National Bank. | LeRoy Kahler \ : : . Mr. Kahler was assistant — fe

cashier of the Capital Bank when | ep.) it merged with the Indiana Na- Mrs. Allen J. Ellender,

tional Bank. He served as as- Wife of Senator, Dies | davidson’s IAN ES Ld Pl A EN iE ®* DOWNSTAIRS © DOWNSTAIRS

sistant cashier of the latter in-| stitution until becoming credit, WASHINGTON, Sept. 30 (UP)

manager of the Schloss Brothers | —Mrs. Allen J. Ellender, wife of |

Clothi . t ife the Democratic Senator from 4 . : » buaing, C0 "'* I ousana. died st Doctors Tow : Friday. Satur a 0 are Secretary-Treasurer” {pital early today of a brain tumor. fF, . She was 54. »

‘When the clothing firm went a} out of business in 1926, he re- , se. Ellender was at the bed mained an associate of Eli and onl Ell Sol Schloss in the Schloss Bros. on. Dr. Allen J. Ellender, Investment Co. He became sec-|)' Of Houma, La. arrived here retary-treasurer of the Indian- later by plane. apolis Morris Plan when the in- Mrs. Ellender was a native of stitution was acquired by the NeW Orleans. She and the Sena-| Schloss organization in 1936. {tor were married in March, 1917. As a loan officer of the Suatte) Funeral arrangements will be tution, Mr. Kabler was widely announced later. ‘ A octk pa wae Theod and in nking circles. Besides his wife he is to vived| ID ore Domi by three cousins, Mss, Edwin Rites Tomorrow a on, is Zarriet HASH Services for Theodore Domi, al New York City. {native of Albania, who died yesServices at 3 p. m. tomorrow terday in his home, 1115 N. Livin Flanner & Buchanan mortuary ingston Ave. will be held at 2 will be followed by burial in Pp. m. tomorrow in the Greek OrCrown Hill. thodox Church, of which he was| Serving as pallbearers will be @ member. Burial will be in| William O, Schloss, O. Paul Hiatt, Crown Hill. | R. Marvin Williams, Larry Ful-| An employee of the American mer, Fred M. Olney and Edward Foundry, Mr. Domi had been an 0. Rosebrock. {Indianapolis resident for 36 years. Honorary pallbearers will in-|He was 65. clude Ernest R. Lee, Howard W.| Surviving are his wife, Mary; Coots, J. Richard Freije, Carl E. three sons, John, Paul and Gus Schlosser, Willlam M. Lemmon Domi, and four daughters, the and Jackie! Joseph. Misses Pearl, Sophie, Catherine, ADDS UP TO SOMETHING |qiciarny, A%R Pom, all of In PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 30 (UP)~—Charles E. Ralls, 39, ad- FIRST SETTLEMENT mitted stealing an adding ma-| The first settlement in the Pachine from a service station yes-icific Northwest was established terday because no one waited on by the Hudson Bay Company in

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