The Virginian-Pilot from Norfolk, Virginia • 9

Norfolk Virginian Pilot Saturdays August 1953 OPEN TONIGHT TH 6 ransportation Officer' Reminisces I CITY HALL AT CHURCH STREET 'Sweater anS Tweed' Look for BackTo WILLIS WAYSIDE 1 I is dosed all day today WILLIS URNITURE I 1 4 will dose at 1:00 today Io $8911 ederal District Court this all as THE ENTIRE AMILY ES ON T'1'1 i PAY YOUR LIGHT AND GAS BILLS AT fl 8 5 1 LtNYDER 43 GRANNY' ST rfRU WT GRANT CO 1 COLONIAL STORES StJoseplt ASPIRIN S' 4: at being railroaded at first but ax you get older you get wiser and realize that mistakes happen Now Mefber SbeH love the way baby clothes are washed clean sweet and fhiffy Bay Mather appreciate a fully auto matic Maytag 1 knows Maytag's repu tation for cleanest I clothes I quickly SUQSEPH MWIRIN OR cwaw WWW OPEN RIDAY Wu fill tf it 3 a I letters i lated watts In power and 45000 iln AMERICA'S lUtbiruH Cmii AVORITE IM tea tehrtemd final version? fulfills in request made bv Eisen April 22 President asked that 240 I sfon also will have to he thorough ly probed by United States inves i tigative agencies and the coun I tries from which they come will i have to agree to readmit them I If it Is found after their arrivals i here that they are ineligible i Youth for Christ toMeet i The Rev George A Allies presi i dent of the Washington Bible Institute will address the Tide water Youth for Christ tonight at at Blair Junior High School GRANBY at DOWNTOWN NOROLK End of Kimbali Ter In Death of Husband Hattie Louise James 41 Negro of the 170(1 block of Jxivltt Ave nue was held for grand jury action after she waived preiiml i nary hearing in Police Court yes terday on a charge of murder She is alleged to have shot her husband Granville Willie James 42 In their home on July 18 At! Norfolk Community Hospital where he was taken with a bul World War If he and' commanded the Command" of the 22d Europe a force com Belgian Dutch and During the rmnnii iiiiiiiu of the ield Artillery Bat talion The perfect suniuiti for playtime wear all summer They're made of 80 square percale in prints or solid colors Tots' sixes 1 to 6 Werktoe seta controls Maytag taluh care of itself Official Marine Corp Photo Marine Air Reserve recruit take time out for at the Dam Neck rifle' range One hundred and eleven recruits from six bases in the nationwide command are at the range a part of'IOluy Indoctrination training being held at Norfolk Qualification with (lie rifle I part of the tralniug syllabus While al the range the men live under field condition and eat combat rations The men are now in the third week of their training Home on the Range 4 ua 1 Official IT Army Photo 'i Col Howard Vanderxluls transportation officer in the Office of the Chief of Army ield orces at ort Monroe examining a miniature animal drawn wagon reminiscent of the early days of military transportation The Transportation Corp observed it 11th anniversary yesterday Its service in 1953 Involves transportation by (ruck water rail and helicopter units The officer recently returned from the Pacific la well remembered here a tourna ment bridge player Col John ye And amily Will Reside at Beach Col John ye II who re tired yesterday at ort Meade Mil after 37 years of active Annv 1 acrvlce ha purchased a homo al Mrs I also will revert to the college upon her death 1 fnlimral zxf Crutih lilt IH vi oilY VI o' LOW PRICE A Gyrafoam washing Meant cleanest clothe Completely Washes rinses spin dries turns off Safety Raise lid action stops ire alarms reported from ml night Thursday to midnight ri das: i 7:32 a Market and Granby sticetb transformer 1 330 Mowbry detect ve ng 1 i station will be WTOV TV fuo 120 East 25th Street The UH station operated by false alarm i i ra brush fire I tta and Tessin Com streets overheated motor School NORGE ORCE AIR HEATING UNITS SOln AM) INKTAIIKI REE Etlmat la nd Home nwnart THOMAS! Duel and Ventllatins Work DIM 2:103 or N8379 '1819 RRAMBIETON AVE CY1 To Raise Bond torjMrs Smart William' Eley attorney for Mr ChrUtlhe Smart aid yestcr 133 CHARLOTTE ST lTV CENTER 122 21st STREET WARDS 7610 GRANBY ST ft A 11 1 307 HIGH ST3 ChurcJVNotes Royter Memorial Prrbytrrlan The Rev David McNao Morrison of Mayesyllle will (preach at the ft a and 11:15 services Sunday The Rev' Mr Morrison was educated at Presbyterian College Clinton and Columbia Theological i Seminary After his graduation from seminary he held a short Iw Crtndv nrl a lu 1 ei lu nt ovum vaivuua then served as a chaplain 'In the South Pacific area for three vears He recelvedhls Th de gree from Princeton Seminary in 1918 and now Is engaged in study toward the degree of doctor of theology at Union Seminary Larchmont Baptist Dr James Sawyer who served as pastor of the church from 1933 to 1916 and now' Is pastor of the Beechwood Baptist Church IajuU vllle Ky will conduct the 11 a in and 8 ervices tomorrow IL Hubbard minister of music who was married on July 17 will be welcomed back Sunday when her first anniversary the minister of music will be observed A fellowship hour after the eve ning servlie will be held In the social hall of the church in honor nf Dr and Mrs Sawyer and Mr and Mrs Hubbard Razor Assault Robbery Suspect Waives Hearing Thomas Myers 29 Negro of the 1000 block of East i Princess Anne Road waived preliminary hearing in Policy Court yesterday on a charge of robbery and felo nious assault and ordered held for grand jury action Myers Is alleged to have robbed Richard Walters Davis USN 19 of the USS Sea Leopard of $12 by using a straight razor for a 1 Gamble USN of a verglaze cotton ilirf In a herring bone" tweed print? The turtleneck collar and belt tabs add just the right iporty tqueh all WASHABLE including the knit which i REDMANIZED (guaranteed ihrunk to fit) Colors: Gray tweedgrey knit Green tweed evergreen knit A one piece charmer with a two piece look The knit bodice combines with the embossed a i a a I i Detroit juiv ui ue orrest vvavne now proiesiea (Marquette Prison for 25 years ithat he was innocent of the rape for which he was sentenced to life imprisonment Today the State of Michigan agreed with him But Wayne's days In jail are not yet at nr Nine InnocenceClaiified25 Years 1 Michigan Agrees at Long Last Cool comfortable I SUNSUITS OR TOTS 1 i VILLIS WAYSIDE Virginia Batch BoulavtrJ 58 Thalia Is Monday thru riday from 9 to 5:30 Monday tnd night from 7 9 and closed all day Saturday Willi urniture 1 daily Monday thru Saturday from 9 'til 5:30 axcapt July and Augut whan wa clota at I on Saturday Our talatman art available to evening appointment if you are uneble to shop during 'ourreguler hour 3 EXCELSIOR ROZEN A 5ANUWIUH STEAKS ol QQC PKG UV (AN AUS KItTtsrMKXT ALSE TEETH Rock Slide or Slip? ASTKKTH an Improved powder to te apnnklad on upper nr lower plnie hold tube teeth more hrnilv in plar Do no laltde hn or ro No rummv irooey 'paaty taate or feeling' ASTKETII la Iknllna noii a Mt Dora not tour I tCbecka "plate odor" Ideniuro breath) 'Ge ASTKKTH nt any drwr atore in mind Aufomafie! 'i LINOLEUM GONGOWALL ASPHALT TILE GOODYEAR RUBBER TILE VINYL TILE Hall Mack Bathroom AcceHorUt QUALITY IRST LOOR COVERINGS BONEYTILE 7M Slat Norfolk Va PHONE 24339 Nnmrd WTOVTVl third of the property set updn a T) f' Xoifok Ponrt trust The two thirds held for name 01 sr conn rf a 1 i i a fl miTintT I A i IT 1 TV I tnKri ir nv ripr irf tn i uti 4 $75 Embezzlement Charged in Arrest Teller Says $8500 Richmond July 31 MP) The $25000 trust fund for the cstab ia ilshment of annual scholarships lUvV OldllUU in the botanv department Cnker rnllevo will receive nne House Votes Immigration or 214000 I siiM a mo 3 he Untversitv of Soutn varo nAa''hriw4 Una received a $10000 bequest: to Commonwealth BioadtasJngj buv books for the departments Corporation was licensed by tlioj of biology zoology botany and I ederal geology Rector Travel In Caribbean and Deliver Sermons TIi? Rev Eric de Pendleton rector of the Episcopal Church of the Epiphany will leave early by motor for Key West: la rom there he will gn to Cuba and will deliver the sermon at the Holy Trinity Cathedra) Jn Havana Sunday August 9 During his absence the lay readers Charles Bailey and Rich ard Lipscomb will have charge of the services rom Cuba the Rev Mr de Pendleton will go to Jamaica sndi will preach at Church Cathedral in Kingston AugustB He will go to Haiti and de liver the sermon at St Cathedral in Port au Prince August 23 He will travel on to the Dominican Republic' to Tru jillo and to Puerto Rico and de liver a sermon in the cathedral' In Ponce Thence hejwlll go to the Virgin Islands before returning to his parish here the first week In September Mr de Pendleton likes to tfavel and combine preachingwith his traveling find those along the way who need it andl I need it too1 lie said Last year he traveled and: delivered sermons In Western' Europe preceding year he traveled amhpreached in Iceland Norway over Europe in Asia and as far as Cairo Egypt $9(1Q95 Lfcarol trodo ki ClVV Eoty term North Caroliiui Botany Profeawr Benefit Tlifee Institutions Hillhboro 31 Dr Coker former head of the University of North Caro lina botany department who died June 27 left an estate tentatively valued at more than a million dol lars papers filed in Orange County Superior Court revealed Estimated assets of the estate were listed at $117467373 Out of this $94626575 was classi fied as stocks and bonds $204 356 as real estate $3716 as per sonal 'property and S20 33598 as deposited in the Bank of Chapel HUI Principal heirs of the estate are Coker College Hartsville the University of Nortn Carolina the University of South) Carolina his widow: Mrs Ixmlse Venable Coker and other rela tives Dr Coker was R0 at the time of his death' He was retired Kenan research professor of hot anv The University nt North Caro Ittita at It HI tuna tu 1 1 ln1 I III books papers and other mn i Norfoll terlala relating to botanv and nt I I SPECIAL Coker Estate Value Exceeds Million Dollars NAMES YOU KNOW! I Kate Greenaway Cinderella Terry Town Tog i Mary Jane Lily Bee Joseph Love Just a few of the famous makers you'll findjn dur (col lection an end He was to have appeared today before Judge Paul Krause fori release but the judge is on vacation He'll be back by Tuesday and Wayne philosophled: waited for a iot of Tuesdays 1 can stand one Mrs Hannah Corbett a sis ter with whom Wayne hopes to make his home enlisted the aid of two attorneys after a lie de tector test given Wavne bv the State Parole Board hewas telling the 'truth in denying i the rape Thev won him a new trial I But Assistant Prosecutor Sain i Bresner after a review of the records agreed there had been an injustice He agreed to move for dismissal df tlie charge Wayne a Negro handymam iwas convicted oh the unsiintmfti rl tes Itimony of woman who said' she could identify Wayne as the' rap list who attacked her Buj she later admitted Bresner found that she saw her attaeker in a dimly lit bedroom and that a hat covered hisifaai I Bunking down in the county jail here to await Tuesday and freedom Wayne said: 7 1 Hnn'l nnthlnrr1 aerolnct State 1 was stunned and mad ill! Meelins Planned Here the USS Cadmus who attempted 'The Clrciis Historical Socletv to intervene was cut on the fore Department Store Sales was l2 aaveTtJn 11 folk August 8 and 9 has been nmanb account of illness 1 1 11 1 1 1 la 1 1 it a 1 ill 1 i 11 1 I 1 It I 1 a ZX I Ulca II I 1 11 I I LVIf or The Adult Aspirin Needs mwJunr TOO TAMETS 49 New Styles New abrics I r'f' I Received Each Day IIback to school I ORESSES $10 DOWN DELIVERS Approval from Senate Still Nccosiary1 for Compromise Measure By John Chad wick 1 I Washington July 31 The Mouse tonight voted approval of i (A OnmnrntlllKA ItiHYil gratlon bill to admit 214 ()00 refit i gees and aliens over the next i three years i bllL which utaw nut nP a request from President Elsen hower was whipped through in exactly three minutes bv anntn recorded vote of 190 44 Only Senate approval is still necessary to send the measure to the President for his signature The compromise blit was ap proved eariier in the day by a Senate House coinmittee named to reconcile differing versions of the measure passed by the two chain oers The part a flower The 000 refugees and other special quota Immigrants be admitted to this country in the next two years i Me said thousands" of refugees hud been left less In Europe their numbers In 1 creased in recent months by the steady flow' of escapees who have Kmvr dnufh tn 1 ocrfino frAm he hind the Iron i Pressures Cited 1 Eisenhower also cited popula pressures in Europe and Is Imperative that we Join i 1 1 with tne other nations in he nmg 1 to find a solution to these grave 1 rom the outset the legislation ran into stern opposition from 1 Senators and House members who I objected to any increase in the Immigration quotas set by the i McCarran Walter Act last year I'andfwho contended it would be Impossible to screen out all Com munist agents The House first passed a bill earlier this week to permit 217 000 refugees and other aliens to enter the United States In the next three years Virginia Beach The Senate passed a bill to ad fand will rcsldi I niit 209000 I tiicre The conference committee! Colonel and iiatruck a compromise between Mrt Eve the these two figures and also on the 0 more troublesome issue of wlieth iueille Elizabeth er the legislation would he con Wallace have fined only to refugees or whether three sons all of other aliens also would be admis whom are' regu sable I lav Arm officers Under the final version those jn the edipltted will be largely refugees) art I llerx' arm inosu' num "i tiimu im nun vu Th( retjted of Colonel vetain but a limited number of fleer iias been in Italians Greeks and Dutch who fonat'ion chief of the seven state have relatives in this country also geeond Armv Area since January WHi uc dine in runtime? JQS AftOI me ui riisu pimismi ga jzet for a small number of Asiatics and Arabs and permits 4000 orphans ictW from any part of the world ')f i r' United St Iles troop 'Ml thn mnmhrre rr if a rnnfftr? Anr A i WHl 0 3 on the bill although Senator Mc i Ceyran (Democrat Nevada) chiefI Renate foe nf the measure newsmen he would vote against IVyill in? legislation has followed a tortuous path in the Senate and i filibuster against it in the clos i i ing days of the session was avail id only after administration lead era compromised with McCarran end other opponents i 'r C'uipc ederal Bureau of Investigation I Red Agents eared an wouai me made to saj( tnfav hafi: arrested a 42 i McCarran maintained 'that de Iaie i year old bank teller oni charges of i spite admittedly tight security charged with kidnaping Brenda iembeMjng from the Con provisions written into Ca'ro B'nes five NortoiK 1 1 a tPfl nank an Tru Com the bill some Communist agents 01 't pany where he worked for three from behind the Iron curtain 810 p)0 but as reduced to $1000 vpajg ewere bound to slip through jhy ederal) Judge Albert He is David Alexander JITj Senator Watkins (Republican Bryan on Thursday lot Richmond who told BI agents Utah) floor manager of the bill! Eley conferred with Mrs hehad takeft approximately $8 i said that all conceivable security Smart yestej day for the first jqq over aSone year period safeguards had in the lUme He wav appointed to repre The BI said until further legislation Senator Lehman' (Dem sent 1Pr bv court 'check of the books how ocrat Llheral New York) con Arrested irj Vllson in ever Alexander will be charged tended these and other provisions Tune while vhehad the Barnes ony with the 75 embezzlement were so tightly draAvn that it was 'child with Mrs Smart was doubtful whether the authorized brought to the Norfolk City JailM ''number of aliens could qualify) last week She will' he tried ircus nocietV iJejers lor turn i i Among other things the pill re rttiiRa Tnn nrnnr nun av aj i cepiionai eases visas wnaii De gp inied to persons about whom full rs i i ioin vujusi i i IJcclinca in rive States postponed 'on 1 1 1 Ui II IM VI Ul 5 40 1 IU (1 V1 IKI Ulxt JI I a I rot a i i ''nLi rs 'of ffnme of Its officer inp ren nne vwo prcccciing tneir ap hilhiiiuihuj jui(v hj wi n7 i 11 1 I I 1 II i a I I I I 1 I I I I I I I 1 7 I plication ror aomiwion ve nanx oi men The measure also places (hr tnond said today: last ile orn' Bette burden of proof on the applicant! pertinent stop sales in the onaN Wichita Kan atone to show1 affirmatively that he is! District dropped below the pie P1? rider In the Ilagcnbeck eligible and provides that con ceding wpek level wallace Circus was prevented i sular and Immigration officers I Dollar volume reported by 41 froin coming hy the illness of her i shall refuse visas io persons they (stores In Hie week ended July 25I husband red Leonard famous Iknow nr have reason to believe 2 per rent below the pre nrse trainer who suffered a I are ineligible under the bill orlvious week's level and 1 heart attack A1m 94 year old existing law jeent under a vear ago But White of7 redonia I i i All aliens applying for admist the four wroljp ended July 25 Yns advised not to travel I av a 1bA till! irn La 1 Lama aiI lx a 1 I I a a a If) 1 11 1168 1 uir 4 UUllfll VUIHiri wun pn lunnf ahn'iil rfi th fArnno KI a TlllS Cil'CUN 'had lXCH period nf 10524' I i planned to honnr the late Charles I Stores figures are used Consolvo who at one time had i In the "Hurvev1 are locatedian interest In Cole Brothers Cir Jn the loading titles of the dis cus Dl rischkorn who is nwn 'trict which embraces Virginia the Karland Circus said Maryland West Virginia North1 1 Carolina South: Carolina and the! 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