Daily Press from Newport News, Virginia • Page 32

DAILY PRESS, Newport News. April 24, 1959 32 Ninth District Fete To Honor 3 Area Men im mim f-yJ J. W. Flannagan Man Charged In Burglary Case Bonded Willie Lee Miller, 35, Negro, ABINGDON tun nouse or Ninth District Democrats is ex-Katiirdav for a SDecial ToAppi dinner honoring the late south CAB Hearing AIRPORT BAGS TURKEY HEN RICHMOND -A 15-pound turkey that gave Byrd Airport officials fits became "cold turkey" Thursday. Airport security man Charlie C.

Wilson shot the hen, using a rifle with a telescopic sight. The bird was sent to the Crippled Children's Hospital. The turkey first was seen last Fall. Recently it has been on the airfield frequently, constituting a danger to planes taking off and landing. west Virginia Congressman Jonn W.

Flannagan. Rep. John W. McCormack Majority Leader of the tinnco hn the main speaker of 848-31st Newport News, is free under $1,000 bond for an ap Patrick Henry Airport will be pearance in Newport News Municipal Court Thursday on charges of suspicion of burglary and grand at the 7 p.m. event in the Martha Washington Inn.

larceny. I i fe I Is X-i v. I "If- i 3 ft i V. I -ve A I Miller was arrested when de Flannagan, wno niea in represented the Ninth District for Hr was a kev member tectives closed in on the scene of represented at the Piedmont service area investigation of the Civil Aeronautics Board Monday by Airport Manager Eugene C. Mar-lin; Peninsula Airport Commission Chairman H.

Kenneth Peebles and Louis C. Purdey, Peninsula Industrial Committee com- iccinnor a thwarted safe robbery at Peninsula News 2514 Wickham and later chairman of the House and found him near the news Agriculture Committee. A portrait of Flannagan Is to Ko iinvoiipft at the dinner bv company office. Burglars had forced their way They will act as intervenors in 23 Deaths Tallied into the a a i distributing firm early Thursday morning aft Francis Flannagan, grandson of the late congressman. In turn, C.

S. Carter of Bristol, chairman nt Hip Kinih District Democratic five applications filed by airlines! 171-J. that would affect service into thejin niiean lOOdS Peninsula airport SANTIAGO. Chile (AP) Floods er breaking the glass out of a side window, according to Detective Capt. W.

B. Weaver. Committee, will present the por Primarily the changes southern cmie nave caused at least 23 deaths, swept away at substitute Piedmont Airlines serv trait to a represenianve or me least 2.000 homes and left thou The theives dropped the safe Agriculture uimmiuee, wnoso Washington hearing room it will sands of others without shelter, in an alley that parallels Wick authorities reported Thursday. be hung. ham Ave.

between 25th and 26th Sts. after they were apparently frightened off, according to Property and crop damage was estimated at more than 10 million Rep. W. Pat Jennings, wno currently represents the district, will introduce McCormack. who served ice on the route from Norfolk to Knoxville via intermediate stops for Capital Airlines service over the route and permit Capital to offer through service without making flhe local stops.

Piedmont's application omits PHA and Peninsula interests will ask the board to include PHA as co-terminal with Norfolk. Service from Norfolk to Wash dollars. The deaths resulted from drown Det. Lt. Russell W.

Lvon. Det. jalongside Flannagan in Congress. FINDS RARE APPARATUS A Newport News student at Catawba College, Salisbury, N. is responsible for uncovering the physics laboratory's oldest piece of equipment.

Lon Heidler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer F. Heidler 7 Meadow Drive, found a manually operated vacuum pump or "pulsometer" built in the early 1800's when the physics department was moved into the college's new science building. A senior physics student and laboratory assistant, Heidler used a lot of "elbow grease" and brass polish to clean the relic.

ing, bitter cold and collapse of buildings under hurricane winds Another former JNinin uisiricx Rpnrpntntive. Tom Fucate of AMOCO BOSSES HONOR SECRETARIES Officials at Amoco's Yorktown Refinery paid tribute to their secretaries with a coffee break Wednesday in recognition of secretaries day. Mark C. Hopkins, plant manager extended best wishes to the firm's and other Yorktown secretaries who are members of the National Secretaries Association. Left to right are F.

K. Webb, assistant plant manager, Mrs. May B. Ball, Mrs. Virginia, L.

Paledes, Hopkins, and Mrs. Barbara D. Harris. Lt. Robert Payne, Det Sgt Wood-row Scott and Patrolmen Lin-wood C.

Lovett and Joseph Land-reth found Miller near the scene. and rising waters Ewing, will preside at the dinner. It has been raining steadily for 21 days in Llanguihue and Con- it was reported. ington provided by Piedmont, with I iatu7 for PHA would jcePclon Provinc(ls Miller preliminary a ing was continued Thursday until Aprn Dy Municipal court Judge Forrest B. Wall who released the also be provided under another Piedmont application; Peninsula Sponsor Slipper interests are expressing a desire Blessed Martin catholic Wom-to see this service placed in club wilI sponsor a buffet Service Tonight Sand Seen Flowing Into Pacific Depths a divorce on grounds of mental cruelty.

Her request that she resume her professional name was granted. The two married Jan. 10, 1958, Services of the Church of Jesus, eration. i supper Saturday, from 5 until 7 Loray White Davis Granted Divorce LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) The brief marriage of Sammy Davis Jr.

to singer Loray White Davis ended Thursday when she obtained mmm Negro, Ivy Home Road and Ke- SAN DIEGO, CaHf. (API-Discovery of flowing sand that cas Map Making WASHINGTON Map making now is regarded as an established science. One college in the United States George Washington University began olfenng a bachelor-of-science degree in cartography in 1957. suspect under bond. Miller is the third suspect ar-! rested in connection with four safe burglaries in Newport One suspect faces two charges.

It was the sixth time a safe! was carried out of a building by burglars since April 10. 1 cades like waterfalls over under-j coughtan Road, Hampton, will be conducted at 8 tonight and Saturday night by Mrs. Mary Deloatch who will sina and SDeak The commission is also at Blessed Martin Catholic ing Baltimore's request for co-j Center. The menu will consist of terminal status with Washington frje(j chicken, ham, potato salad, on the route now certified be-j macaroni and cheese, cole slaw, tween here and Washington. a variety of vegetables, rolls, cof- Allegheny Airlines has also' fee and dessert asked for certification on a route from Norfolk-PHA to Washington 'route to Philadelphia if granted in a Las Vegas hotel but friends said they lived together only briefly.

Davis did not contest the divorce. Under a property settlement she will receive $10,000 in sea cliffs was reported Thursday, The discovery was by a diving team of scientists from the University of California's Scripps In during the services. cliffs into deep undersea canyons, the divers said. Scientists on another Scripps' stitution of Oceanography ship. ship, the Horizon, found that and Norfolk to Philadelphia via to Allegheny, SHOP TONIGHT 'til 9 O'CLOCK The hearings will cover 50 ap Spencer F.

Baird. They said the sand was washed from beach areas around Cape Salisbury, Dover and Wilm cash. Davis agreed to pay $17,000 for accumulated bills. He is to receive their Los Angeles home and all the furnishings. The divorce was granted by Dist.

Judge John Mowbray. Davis is 33 and she is 24. San Lucas, at the end of Baja some canyons in the Gulf of California, between Baja California and the Mexican mainland, drop as deep as 4,000 feet below the surrounding floor of the gulf. plications by airlines and have been postponed several times since the original hearing date set for February. ington, Del.

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