Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1935, Page 6

A—6 = DR. DORSET DIES; PERFECTED SERUM Blochemlca| Division Chief ‘Discovered Way to Check Hog Cholera. { Dr. Marion Dorset, widely known ehemist, who led tne Department of Agriculture scientists in discovering the hog cholera serum 38 years ago, died at his home, 1851 Lamont street, early yesterday following a heart at- fack. He had been ill for a week. Funeral services, conducted by Dr. Rufus W. Weaver, pastor of the First Baptist. Church, will be held at the fesidence at 11 am. tomorrow. In- ferment will be n Front Royal, Va, at 3 pm. . Dr. Dorset, who was 63, had been 8 resident of Washington for more than 40 years. He it survived by his widow, Mrs. Emily Jackson Dor- set; a son, Dr. Virzil Jackson Dorset, of the United States Public Health Service, stationed in Cleveland, Ohio; & daughter, Miss Virginia Dorset, who has been living with her parents, and & sister, Mrs. Gilmer Meriweather, of Kansas City, Mo. Al except Mrs. Meriweather were with Dr, Dorset at his death. Other Outstanding Work. Although noted chiefly for his work in developing the cholera serum, Dr. Dorset was also prominent for his part in perfecting a method to diag- nose tuberculosis In cattle and for discovering a serum to prevent viru- fent diarrhea in poultry. An international authority in his field, Dr. Dorset since 1904 has been chief of the biochemical division of the United States Bureau of Animal Industry, Department of Agriculture. His assoclation with the department began in 1894, when he was appointed &n assistant in the blochemical labora- tory. In 1897 he was sent to Iowa to check an epidemic of hog cholera. He developed an effective serum within a few weeks. Native of Tennessee. Dr. Dorset was born in Columbia, Tenn., the son of Walter Claggett Dorset and Jane Mayes Dorset. He received a B. S. degree from the University of Tennessee in 1893 and an M. D. degree from Columbian Col- lege (now George Washington Uni- versity), where recently he has taught bateriology and pathology. He also studied at the University of Pennsyl- vania. Dr. Dorset was a member of the American Chemical Society, the American Public Health Association and the Soclety of American Bac- teriologists. He was a fellow of the American Association for the Ad- vancement of Science and a member of the Cosmos Club of Washington. Pallbearers at the funeral will be Robert Chapin, Robert H. Turner, James A. Emery, Dr. John R. Mohler, George P. McCabe, Dr. Maurice Hall, Dr. W. E. Cotton, Dr. H. W. Schoen- ing, Dr. A. J. Tistor, Dr. A. E. Wight Dr. George W. Pope, Dr. A. W. Miller, ©. T. Carroll, Dr. Wilfred Weaver and Dr. A. B. Jackson.- . CREW ROWS TO SAFETY 19 Who Abandoned Disabled Fishing Schooner Land. HALIFAX, July 15 (#)—Nineteen Nova Scotia fishermen, who aban- doned the storm-tossed schooner Jean Madeline on the Grand Banks, landed safely at Aquaforte, Newfoundland, after a long row in small boats, the Eastern Fisheries Division headquar- ters learned last night from the gov- ernment steamship Arras. Rudderless and leaking badly, t.he schooner sent up a distress signal the Arras sped to her mmoe Later the Arras reported the Jean Madeline’s crew took to their dorles and set fire to the fishing vessel. PEST WARRIORS STRIKE NEW YORK, July 15 (#).—Man’s war against pests was temporarily halted today. Five hundred exterminators and fumigators struck for union recogni- tion, shorter hours and higher wages. The strike was called by the Inter-| national Buflding Service Employes’ | DR. MARION DORSET. 2 Boys and Girl, Adrift 13V, Hours, Rescued by Plane Three Narrowly' Escape Death W hen Boat Over- turns Off Florida. By the Assoclated Press. MIAMI, Fla, July 15—Two boys and a girl were rescued by a Coast Guard seaplane yesterday after they had been adrift in a partially sub- merged sailboat for 13}, hours in the ocean 5 miles east of Miami. The young persons, Joseph R. Hickson, jr., 19; Miss Juan Graham, 19, and her cousin, Burton W. Gra- ham, 21, all of Naranjs, Fla, were treated for exposure at the Coast Guard air base and then taken home. The three left Homestead, Fla., Saturday night for a moonlight sail in young Hickson's 18-foot boat. A gust of wind capsized the craft two hours later when it was being turned about. They succeeded in casting the mast adrift and righting the boat. They climbed back into it, but the small craft was virtually full of water and they were unable to make head- way toward land. Through the night Lt.hey feared momentarily that the boat might sink. Mrs. Joseph Hickson, sr., notified the Coast Guard of the missing party and an amphibian plloted by Lieut. C. B. Olsen set out on the search. Lieut. Olsen saild he saw several sharks in the water near the boat after he had located the party and ‘was preparing for the rescue. ROBBER SLAYS WOMAN Colored Bandit Stabs Her to Death and Robs Companion. NEW YORK, July 15 (#).—A col- ored hold-up man stabbed a young white woman to death in Morning- side Park early today and beat and robbed her companion, Albert Martinez, 25. The woman was not immediately identified. Martinez sald he knew her only as Leona. He said he and the girl were sitting on a bench when the Negro ap- proached and demanded money. NEW LOW PRICE Benzol-Blended BETHOLINE REDUCED 17a gaiton No Change in Quality NOW ONLY 2¢ MORE THAN REGULAR GASOLINES ' Get & Bargain Tankfsl Today! Union. THAT THOMAS GROWS HAIR HE above photo— raphs show how homas treatment cases - of complete baldness. gx‘: ve weeks lfier Beckmann was A tedforh-umdn Thml, ice, new hair was vmble on hu scalp.. 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THE EVENING [ Ciemiet Dies | FRANCE ORDERLY 7 ON BASTILLE DAY Followers of De La Rocque |t and Daladier Dispute Leadership. By the Associated Press. PARIS, July 15.—Followers of Fran- cois de la Rocque, potential dictatar, and Edouard Daladier, fallen premier, disputed the leadership of France to- day after gigantic but comparatively orderly Bastille day demonstrations over the issue of Fascism. “Daladier in power! Hang De la Rocque!” cried Communist, Socialist and Radical Socialist marchers, vari- ously estimated at from 90,000 to 400,000, as they demonstrated yester- |, day under the red flag of communism and the tri-color of France. Thousands Cheer Marchers. “Long live De la Rocque!” shouted thousands cheering the parade of the colonel’s nationalist veterans group, Croix de Feu,” estimated to number from 25,000 to 50,000. The real test of strength apparently ‘was put off for some months, but both forces gave evidence of how the politi- cal right and left are massing into two rival The demonstrations overshadowed the national holiday itself—the 146th anniversary of the storming of the Bastille prison by revolutionaries—al- though the people danced in the streets until dawn today, as is cus- tomary on July 14. “Popular Front” Hailed. Daladier, Whose followers demon- strated about the Place de la Bastille —at the opposite end of the city— congratulated the “popular front” for its “magnificent demonstration, which S ometbing Different Eggs stuffed with minced chicken in Jellied Chicken Broth, STAR, proves to France and the world that fascism shall not pass.” Mobile guards an: pouuflnnuad the side streets, although no emer- gency arose. Soldlers rested on their arms in barracks after passing before WALKER QUITS HEARST Resigns From News Editorship of New York American. 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