Richmond Times-Dispatch from Richmond, Virginia • 2

Llopatcb Saturday Nov 4 1950 Case Involving Black Eye Is Continued Action Taken To Relocate 1040 Graves 2 Navy Men Are Killed In Traffic Neiv State Veterinarian Named Meat Inspection Setup Adopted Rcdistricting Will Be Done By Assembly Battle and Almond Say Plenty of Time Two Navy enlisted men were killed and a third was injured seriously yesterday when the car in which they were riding left the Shore Drive near Little Creek Va and struck a tree Killed were Harold Burns 27 mate first class of Logan Ohio and John Sawyer 28 mate third class pf Spartanburg The injured sailor was Phillip Woody gunner's mate Ihird class of Rockwood Tenn The three men were stationed at the Little Creek Naval Amphibious Base The State's Y59th pedestrian1 A petition to remove the bodies from 1040 graves in 28 cemeteri? in Mecklenburg County was filed yesterday in Federal District Court by United Stages Attorney George Ilumrickhouse Removal of the bodes to olhrr cemeteries would prexent their inundation and destruction hy the iBuggs Island dam and reservoir in whose ire a they are located per cent cl the graves are unidentified the petition noted I and most contain the remains of Negro slaves according to the ai- torney's office The government proposed to reinter the bodies and move seven The State Board of Agriculture yesterday picked Dr Wilmer Bendik as the new State veterinarian and pul the old one Dr A Sipos at the head of a new Staate Agriculture Deiairtment service Bendix who has been acting as assistant to Sipos was appointed by the board on the recommendation of Parke Brinkley State Agriculture Commissioner Brinkley asked the Imard sev-1 eral months ago to replace Sipos saying he was a good administrator" Sipos submitted his resignation ls State veterinarian last June giving as bis reason a desire to bead a unique new program of meat and poul inspection by specially trained laymen Accepts IScKignation The 1km ill yesterday accepted Rexision of VirginU's congressional districts to provide for the tenth district given the Old Dominion by the 1950 census is a job that can wait for the General Assembly's regular session in 1932 This was the word yesterday from Governor Battle and Attorney-General' Lindsay Almond Jr In the meantime a special 're-districting commission created hy the 1950 General Assembly will study reapportionment of both congressional and Assembly dis- An argument over a black eye that involved two ministers got an airing in Police Court yesterday One minister said the other hit him The other admitted it and hoped for forgiveness Complainant was Thomas I Norris of the 1500 block Mechen-j ios villo Pike pastor of the Church of God on the Pike 1 Charged with being disorderly and striking and wounding Nor-jris was Wallace Heflin of the 1100 block Hull St pastor of the 'Dibernavie Pentecostal Church in 1 block It was testified that the church of which Norris is pastor belongs to the Pentecostal Alliance and I that Heflin is not a member of Hint group Story Norris said that on October 23 he was working in a house on North Twenty-second Street that he intends to rent when Heflin and another minister came In Norris testified Heflin said he'd for a showdown" about a revival meeting in May and wanted to know if Norris at that time had ordered him out of the tent Piaff Phot highway fatality was registered Court Smiles: Barbara Ferre (Center) Is from Miami tomb8tonPS to burial areas at srdawi (Left) and Ann Plunkett Are of Richmond Shiloh Church island Hill Ccme-3 of Washington County was tery and Jerusalem Cemetery all tricts Its recommendations on the resignation approved the new new district lines will go to the inspection scheme and put Siios Reign Today Homecoming Queen in Mecklenburg County and at Mt Auburn Church Cemetery near Drewry Another relocation site would he Rehohoth Church Cemetery in Mecklenburg County The removal operation is estimated to cost $65000 and is the first to be ai nounced Other cemeteries will be 1952 session' Official announcement Thursday from the Census Bureau in Wash in charge of it at his present salary of $5400 a year The same hoard appointed Sipos killed when he was struck by an automobile while walking along! Route 11 six miles east of BristoL State Trooper Collins said a charge of involuntary manslaughter had been placed against Albert Tasker of Route 1 Bris- A pretty student Sue tol identified as the driver of the Peters of today will car reign over homecoming festivities Annis Wenger 39 of Route 2ia" Pd Dayton was killed instantly last 1 Eds the campus of night In a noncollision accident University of Richmond Route 33 one-haif mile west Alumni (and alumnae) will reg- Sue Peters Will As UofR sent stives of Mary Washington College Front Royal-W a County Chandler Junior High Buff PS Dr Bendix New State Vet School and the University of Rich- transferred at a later date mond "Generally speaking the attor- With Miss Peters in the Gov- "O'' P-an of removal noted error's box will be her court: Jane jwmetn to be iwaM J' Lawson of South Boston Barbara i andoned ni rl i negli ecteL Ferre of Miami Bexerly Ran- identification or the rndi- doiph and Ann Plunkett of Rich- dl graves drpendm upon the memory of some members ol trie older generation" Returning alumni and alumnae Enterprise Details of the hter at Richmond and Westhamp-accident were not available late Colleges this morning night Before the day is oxer most of Tull Raised to 730 i them will have watched a foot- four deaths sent Virginia's I a Millhiser field be-1930 highway fatality toll to 730 1 Richmond and 7-year-old boy was injured afternoon when he was by two cars at Stop 8i have watched a colorful parade the official crowning of Miss VMI ington said that Virginia's popula- as the State's third chief veteri tion gain of 540907 from 2677773 narian in October 1918 after the in 1940 to 3318680 in 1950 would death of Dr Givens He has restore the tenth district lost by been with the department 23 Virginia as a result of the 1930 years census At that time the board acted of Time on the strong recommendation of Governor Battle said yesterday Jr- who was Com- he understood the State's new Agriculture until representation take effect March until after the 1952 elections1 Bendix a native of Richmond Hence there is no need to have actPd assistant to bothGivens a special legislative session on re- arii during his 2u years districting because the regular! the department He attended session in January 1952 can take I Henrico County and Richmond care of the rearrangement in public schools and was graduated plenty of time he added In 1928 from the University of Attorney-General Almond the Toronto School of Veterinary chief legal advisor agreed Medicine The legislative commission on He did veterinary work in Han-redistricting made up of three over Courty and was city veteri-State Senators and six members narian at Danville before joining of the House of Delegates has the State department in 1930 as a been awaiting the final census veterinary inspector His new ap-count point ment carries a salary raise Indications yesterday were that into the pay bracket will register on the Richmond Col- lege and Westhampton College 1 Driver Askft Appeal 5h'SlLSra'-ntS In Traffic Court Case the Unix'ersity of Richmond will meet on Millhispr Field in an attraction especially arranged for the old grads At 12:15 o'clock Charles Miller 45 of 1000 block Edgehill Rdt filed appeal yesterday when he resting or-' of Dale last The A yesterday struck Petersburg The 2309 Circle fractured abrasions arms said his Police who or its equivalent of any red meat shipped in interstate commerce Only the larger plants however have enough volume to keep scarce Federal veterinarians on hand for such inspection Working closely with the United States Department of Agriculture the new State service hopes to augment these Federal men and provide uniform and universal red meat inspection The government does not require inspection of poultry shipped out of the State but some of the larger cities which are the big markets do In addition Brinkley said the trend in dressed poultry is' toward ready-for-the-oven birds with Federal inspection The larger poultry packing plants now pay as much as $8000 or $10000 a year to have their October to try to settle a question produce inspected by Federal vet-before a church meeting that was erinarians and find it pays he coming up at which Norris was Norris said he denied ordering Heflin out of the tent Heflin questioned his veracity and struck Norris said he received to 30 hard blows" that his eye was hit his ear he had 12 bruises and had to cancel some services Norris originally appeared in court October 24 on which occasion the case was continued with a blue-black eye Norris said he did not hit back Heflin who said he used to be a boxer testified Norris had dereJ him out of the tent meeting in May saying the chairman down not wanted" On questioning from Howard Carwile attorney for Heflin Heflin said he went to see Norris in th an was Peters by Governor Battle and another football game this one between the varsity of their alma mater and North Carolina State The campus was alive last night Turnpike boy James Sanderson of Yorktown Ave was reported comfortably at Stuart Hospital He suffered a pelvis anu multiple men and women will be guests convicted in Traffic Court on a of the University at the Home-(charge of driving while unacr ilhe coming luncheon After luncheon influence of intoxicants Judge they will leave for City Stadium! Harold Maurice fined him $100 in time to witness the homecom-j nd ordered a 30-day suspended Ing parade which will precede the I sentence on the charge game Mrs Ann Seay Jackson I Also fined $100 and handed Westhampton College homecom-J 30-day suspended jail sentence of the face legs and on sides of University Lake Attendants at the hospital i 8S rix-al organizations prepared condition was not critical tlieir floats for the parade It will Officer II Schwartz i move north an Allen Avenue west investigated said the boy got 01 Broad Street to and Other Applicants The board picked him on recommendation over these it prohably will meet in the next few -weeks as soon as the State Division of Statutory Research charge of influence Lowe Ave off the southbound Ampthiil bus'on to City Stadium at Stop 8i and began to run Miss Peters will be crowned by across the Turnpike the Gox'ernor and then at half- ITe was first struck by a south- time she will present trophies to bound car drix'en by Ruffin the organizations proxiding win-game arrive at the stadium not! Bailey 31 ot the 5200 block ning floats Four bands will be on later than 1:30 in order to view Sued for $10 000 ing chairman joined with Earle! upon conx'iction on a Dunford alumni homecoming driving while under the chairman In suggesting that per- of intoxicants was Vander sons who intend to witness the: 57 of the 900 block Brook Wythe Ave and then another hand 1 said Can Save Money Tlie State program using less expensive lay inspectors could supposed to he a xvitness Admits Blow Heflin said he hit Norris after Norris questioned his and Drafting can obtain the of- final applicants: Dr I Rob- firial census figures from Wash-'crts director of the State Diagnos- Ington on Virginia counties and! tic laboratory at Ivor Dr Mark cities I A Mcllale a practicing veterinar- Memher Listed at Winchester and Dr I Snook a retired Army veteri nar- Commission members are State ian from Npw Yok S' tft enators Andi ew Claike of Tho mw service un- Alexandtia Caudill ofel sijms will be the first at- 1 by at the football repre- the parade car also southbound driven byj save them a lot of money and and remembered him bring the service to smaller plants once" Heflin added that Norris now afford it struck at him PAC to Support GOP Candidate Giles and A Harrison Jr I which cannol nf Delegate Rox: Brinkley said which cannot Humanities Group Views Atomic Age The Virginia Transit Company was named defendant in a $10000 suit docketed yesterday in Hustings Court Part II Mrs Hilda Glazcbrook of the 2800 block Srmmes Ave the plaintiff alleges she was injured by a bus door on Mrs 'Frances Chester Schwartz said the bus driver Glass said he tried to get out of the bus and stop the boy niore than' three 'or lour iVJks! when he ran There were Otey 29 of issrrisshsr sevk i S5S3S' Davis of Princess Anne duVal tMI' ''f t( do hf fJk' system nd they approve of the i Specially trained las men will new plan Brinkley said Radford of Bedford and George WINCHESTER Nov The Seventh District Political Action Committee of the Textile Workers Union fCIO) today cn no charges placed against Bailey or Mrs Otey Two trucks collided yesterday VM lr Aldliizer Rockingham existing Federal veter- i The Slate plan he added will inn nans In meat and KMiltry In-'j uuru entirely xxiluntary and will! passed and Ileflin apologized Said Leber: then saidti fu'gi'e ou in spirit lait in the stop 29 on Petersburg TUrn-Slare runds Inspection' 11 omE lo y011 pike slightly injuring one of the iiled on a fee basis drivers and setting both trucks the umii'p Hf- Carwile asked for a dismissal 'afire of the charge suying a ton iclion stale Trooper Clark said a tractor-trailer owned by Baker of Lanilisvilie Pa and a driven by George II Sweigart 24 inspectors have Itceii trained by tin United Bureau of Animal Indus- on Heflin's record would mean grave injury to his wife and children realize we inude STAUNTON Nov 3 -IP A I humanistic approach adapted to Dec 23 1949 VTC officials de-the atomic age was foreseen lo-! nied their drix'er was guilty of day by members of the Virginia negligence domed the congressional candi- Humanities Conference holding" dacy of a Republican A Garber their annual meeting here of Timberville Tlie opportunity for the humani- Garber is opposing Represents- ties to balance scientific and tech-lix'e Burr 1 Harrison the developments is greater than era tic candidate for re-election e-er before delegates to the ccn-In a letter cireulated lo "mem- Terence agreed after an afternoon tiers and friends" of the TVVUA of discussion the committee stated: Attending the meeting were rep- at ives from 16 Virginia col- already mcal-Kiel- Stales In 1932 the courts threw out mistake and he apologized and asked forgiveness Ministers aunot at lord n-y and in Virginal packing plants or Manheim Pa crashed into the rear of a tractor-trailer owned by the Legislature's congressional ofsmaii districts as failing to meet con- in wh 4S stitutional standards and all nine Congressmen were elected hy ihe State at large Subsequently the Assembly fixed the present district lines id Federal insiKK'lion Brinkley said 11ip allow small initle slaughterers to sell in towns and cities iegin immediately Iraiiiirig sell let heir dif- pto Freight Curriers Winston- dorse Mr g'iiIm'i- xnl tn stlc n- i i jfeiences out of court" Caiwile Salem and driven by Hni1 a'ik leges We voltxi unanimously to en- resent friends 1o ''oe with and us help Eariier 1(Kav thpv heard Dpan service would sheep and hog their meat which require Federal Such meal xvould also be approved for State Brinkley said Hie department will I ol hers Twl( meetings in Washington: Ibis month will iron out details! Cecil Harris attorney for Nor-i Mount Airy of acceptance and co-operation: ris countered that tie laxv xvasi Clark said Sweigart with the Industry and the Federal violated and think pastors are Hand and face cuts Ills' truck! i tlriffie Lawrence Sumpter of ILIzkiui A Us elect him" I Raymond Pinchbeck of Richmond 1s College declare that teachers jfl 'rather than courses are the key to the same civil law as den with tobacco iear and th humanistic approach aimed your 'hurst Into Hm u-kM i 5PAP has carefully considered tt developing "imegrated per- defendants before your hurst Into flames which aortad to nas careruily considered tt develi Suit Asks Exemption From Tax institutions for the first time he i inspection program Brinkley said subject added At ment doing business as I Actually fully backed inspec- any present the Federal govern-: ion will commence after these court" tjvjjuires Federal inspection meetings Said other the other truck laden with rayon i n1 candtae con- sonniities Judge Carleton Jewett: material Damage to both was 1 Pe07 jdSiCt The coi estimated conference elected Frofes- Roy Wheeler LOVES THE COFFEE "St range things hapia-n to the at 40000 of'me Ir sor Lewis IIammnd of the Uni- IVo TO InjlwI 'r LT -ivmily of Virslni chirman human mind around 23 lli l'in going to continue this case to that time RcfllSCS lO RevieW in Rape Case Roy Wheeler Realty Company of In Law and Equity Court yester-j day against the City of Richmond asking exemption from an alleged' erroneous assessment of auc-j license tax The petitioner said lie is anj Continued From First Puffs auctioneer and real estate agent jjons ard jip Martinsville cou-t Charlottesville filed an application Higl Decision Made Attempt to Crack Safe OF THE OLD SOUTH no grounds for complaint" yesterday when the car In which j' sue they were riding went off Broad arf ceeding Professor Edward My-Street Road about three miles! tht the ers of Washington and Lee Uni west of Richmond and crashed 1 on our- versity into a tree 'T a cilzena are more Serving with Hammond will he Tlie injured taken to Medical than party labels" Dean Martha Grafton of Mary College of Virginia Hospital wpre Motor it Finul cixn Baldwin College where the meet- 'c 1 ing was held and Colonel Herbert otyitzroy administrator of the I Elgewood Ave Richmond Uni versify Area was fined $lo0 in Chesterfield Trial Justice Court yesterday on reckless driving charges which had been amended from a chaige of driving while under the influence of intoxicants One and broker in Charlottesville and set new execution dates Miss France Stegall 18 of 3808 West Grace St and Bobbie Smith 18 of tlie 2000 block Monument Miss Stegall suffered a fractured lert leg and was admitted to tlie hospital while Smith was young released after being treated for the' minor injuries Miss France Steeall 18 nf 18H8 duly licensed as such In May he said he conducted! Martin told the Supreme Court an auction at 'Reveille" home of yesfeniay he was not trying to go the late Mrs Elizabeth Crutch- lts ot the Martinsville field Blair at the request of tlie executors of her estate In September he added the city assessed an auctioneer's license trials lie said he brought the habeas corpus petitions as the on'y means of raising a point that had not be-n properly taixed in the Miller said that if the courts Is Foiled by Tear Gas did so and instmeted that no Negro man be given the death penalty for rape then men of other races could claim they were discriminated against Chief Justice Hudgins In a series of questions made the point that each case has different facts and is governed thereby He suggested that in no other case did the evidence show the brutality and other cireumstances brought out in the evidence of the mass rape at Martinsville The court announced its rejection of the petition without comment after a recess for lunch area saw iwo iKtreheadeil men in white shirts run out of building about that time Investigation showed an had been made to break the off the safe which set off gas police said Entered through the during the night was tian Company Inc 1804 Broad person was injured last night when a car headed west on Grace attempt dial i St reet crashed into the rear of a theioar in tlie 2200 block West Grace St and sideswiped nine parked skylight taJ block police said Chris-1 Johnson investigated said cr driven St It was the third recent I Jy 21 -of the 300 block tax of $300 with $13 penalty "andi first one which the Virginia $662 in interest Supreme Court had rejected be- The petitioner said lip has at cause there was no evidence on it no other time taken part in an! in the record auction here and is exempt be- This is the question of whether cause he is a real estate agent the death penalty for rape is sp the sale took place at a private cially reserved for Negroes he residence and he was acting on'adijpd behalf or the executor a Rich- as evidence Martin submitted a comparative list on whites and N-groes convicted for rape in Virginia since 1907 (Before that time executions were handled in the localities) Among other things the list showed that on rape charges one mond bank Marine Corps League Refuses Resignation Members of the Virginia Marine brenk-in at the store Groceries were carted out in a potato bag but officials did not know immediately how much was missing West Grace St hit a car which was being parked in the 200 block and then continued to the 2300 block before coming to a stop sideswiping nine cars in the process IVo Virginians Killed in Action vssss Nowto relieve distress without dosing rub on Parking Ban Urged On Fifth Street Corps League at a reent meet-white tnan had been sentenced to ing here refused to accept the die but later was pardoned while resignation of its com- 53 Negroes had been sentenced mnndant Buts of Alex- to die and 45 actually were exe- LASSO 'EM BILL The Department of Defense yesterday announeed the names of two Virginians killed in action one dead of wounds three wounded and one injured in the Korean fighting Those killed in act ion were Cap- Martin said that prior to 1865 f-tin George Barnette husband! Director yesterday by Traffic Dl Virginia law "required" differ- of Sirs Lenora A Barnette of lector John Hanna Kippleinend and Private First Class Arthur A Mooneyham son Mooncyliam Route A recommendation for a parking ban on the east side of Fifth Si reet between Clay and Leigh Streets xvas made to the Safety Negroes on convictions for rape Class Arthur of while women For while the of Wallace Hanna said it would he an extension of an existing ban on Fifth front tlie Viaduct to Leigh Good news for the weary parker! Today a portion of our modern new garage now under construction will be opened for limited parking accomodations If you will pardon the confusion erealad by ihe workmen busily engaged in completing this new building your car can be parked convenient to the shopping area! room for 1 05 cars in the new garage! andria now- on actixe duty with the United States Marine Corps it was announced yes'erday The Virginia league it was ent On and two gun holsters FOR PISTOL PACKIN' JUNIOR COW PUNCHERS St reet stated requested that Butts con-' tinue 'to serve as commandant until he is transferred from the maximum penally was 20 years 2 Fisherville ha fa A IV MS ft XSIU if TX1 and fur it was SNEE2Y STUFFY WATERY MISERY OF oN arpa I in prison Negroes In" other action tlie league ac-! death he said rented the resignation of Tj While the law since then pro-Roland of Jefferson Manor -id-jviiles the maximum penalty of jutant -paymaster who has been' death with 110 mention of race ordered to active duly and elected: ho continued he could find no Chester Well of Arlington lo record ot any white man ever fill the post being executed for rape lie ar- National Vice-CminiUndantj this indicates a practice of 4 aoeSna Inu iaii arrmixaf VdOPAasi discrimination against Negroes Private First Class David Walters son of Mrs Mary Walters Route 2 Manassas died of wounds received prex'iouxly Wounded xvere: Corporal Benjamin TI Jordan son of Alonza Jordan 458 Ilarding St Petersburg Private First Class Nathaniel Rhodes son of Mrs Florence Rhodes Route 1 St CTiai-Ies Private Welta I Zhnlnro son or Mrs Hattie Zimbro Route 3 Fairfax Injured was Private First Class Arthur Prater son of Mrs Mary Thompson Meadowvfew mms 5 fyi'evedinM inutes Joseph Warren Granger of Alexandria appointed Gwaltney of Fnrtsmouth as national aide for Virginia TABLETS TALT Ha II TMLITI 7K Tucker added in clusing the argument that this history shows Virginia thus "never did repeal the pre-Civil War Immunity of white men" Members of the court questioned the attorneys frequently One query by Justice John Eggleston suggested that the defense counsel's plea amounted to asking the judiciary to amend the law to say that no Negroe could 1 be executed unless a certain number of white people also are executed Another from Justice Willis' THEY'RE BIO THEY'RE SHOWY THEY'RE REAL LEATHER With lots of MOOLS and golden or silvorod spots ond conches Western mad by waitern soddlaman Every holitar hot BIG cap ihootln'toy gun with genuine imitation white ivory grip Some have metal bullets Como In and sot 'em today 1 19 Ditfsrspf Models to Choose From! Lunch anI Gilt Shop Cigars Tobaccos Patent Medicines YOU WILL FIND ALL OF THESE AT Reeder Asks Agencies To Inventory Records City Manager Reeder asked all city agencies yesterday to look oxer their records with a view toward throwing away those that aren't needed Reeder said he believed this to be the proper time to inventory old records since extensive moves of city offices will take places in the next few months TT)' largest single move will be that the Department of ruhlic Utilities from City Hall to the Home Beneficial Life Insurance Building at Ninth and Broad Streets Other agencies will he juggled around at the same time 107 EAST BROAD ST BLAIR DIAL 7-0303 r3 Orn WonJay fjigU 821 BROAD ST STONE Mgr.