Times-Dispatch, Monday, Oct. 22, 1962 -AP Wirephoto Map TODAY'S WEATHER FORECAST- Almost no precipitation is expected across the country today. A few showers are expected in sections of the central Mississippi valley and scattered showers in the north and central Rockies. It will be cooler in the northeast and in the Carolinas. Warmer weather is expected in the south and central Plains.
The Weather VIRGINIA: Mostly sunny to- Washington Charlottesville 71 56 day, with high temperatures Bristol 53 55 Danville from 65 to 70 1 in Blackstone 54 and from Front Royal 72 51 southeast, portiona west por- High Low Albany 57 48 tions. Alpena 56 25 Amarillo 76 RICHMOND: Clearing and Asheville 69 cooler today. High tempera- Atlanta Atlantic City 75 61 51 tures in upper 60's. Baltimore 52 Birmingham WINDS AND TIDES: Local Bismarck Boise 69 winds northwest at around 12 Boston 59 mph. Winds on lower Poto- Cape Buffalo Hatteras mac river and Chesapeake Charleston Charlotte bay northwest about 15 Chattanooga knots.
Tides at Cincinnati Roads: Highs at 4:27 a.m. Cleveland Columbus and 4:49 p.m.; lows at 10:35 Dallas a.m. and 11:18 p.m. (For Des Denver Moines tides at other points see Fri- Detroit Duluth day and Sunday sports sec- El Paso tions.) Fresno Houston Indianapolls Readings at Byrd Field Weather Station Jacksonville Yesterday's Temperatures Kansas City High 73 Key West Low Knoxville Average 61 Little Rock Normal high-low 68-45 Los Angeles Louisville Precipitation (Inches) Memphis Meridian Yesterday's precipitation .05 Miami Beach Precipitation this month .18 Milwaukee Precipitation this year 38.93 Paul Departure from normal this Mobile Departure from normal year Montgomery Montreal Cooling Degree Nashville Degree days yesterday New Orleans Degree days this month 99 New York Degree days this season 1,691 Norfolk comfort Index of comfort 60 Index subtracted Philadelphia from day's average of Phoenix 88 more than 60. Pittsburgh Portland, Maine Moon and Sun St.
Louis Sunset today 5:24 p.m. Salt Lake City Sunrise tomorrow 6:25 a.m. San Antonio Moon rises today 12:48 a.m. San Francisco Moon sets today 2:49 p.m. Savannah Seattle High Low Precip.
Tampa Lynchburg .07 Toronto Norfolk Washington Roanoke 69 Wilminaton 50 Charlottesville Schools To Enroll 15 Negroes By Marvin Garrette Times-Dispatch News Bureau CHARLOTTESVILLE, Oct. 21-City administration and school officials agreed in a special session Sunday to permit 15 Negro pupils admission to Venable and Johnson Filementary Schools. Eleven of the Negro children will be permitted to attend predominantly white Venable. The other four Negroes will be the first of their race to be granted entry to Johnson. Sunday's action followed the announcement by the United States Supreme Court Friday that it had declined to stay an order calling for enrollment of 17 Negro children to the elementary schools.
Student Total Dwindles After an hour-long meeting, Charlottesville authorities agreed to notify the parents of the Negro children in the case and parents of several others who applied for transfers during the summer that their children are eligible to enter the two schools. Because some families have moved out of town, the total number of students involved has been reduced to 15. The Negroes are all attending Jefferson Elementary School, Officials said they would be eligible to transfer immediately. Last month the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the transfer provision of the city's Elementary Assign- Exchange Club Meeting The Exchange Club of Richmond will meet at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Hotel John Marshall.
ELISHA C. NEATHERY SR. Elisha C. Neathery 63, of 3113 Floyd ave. died Sunday.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lucille Taylor Neathery; a daughter, Mrs. R. L. Hengen, and a son, E.
C. Neathery all of Richmond. The funeral will be private. MICHAEL SHIFFLETT Michael Edward Shifflett, infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
James E. Shifflett of 2911 Petersburg Pike, died Sunday. A funeral service will held at noon Tuesday in Maury Cemetery. Richmond Times -Bispatch PUBLISHED morning and Sunday at 110 North Fourth Richmond 19, by Richmond Newspapers, Inc. Secondclass postage paid at Va.
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Ruth Fox, 70, died Sunday. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Sanford Funeral Home, burial Currioman Baptist Cemetery, Chiltons. CHARLOTTESVILLE Ira S. Crawford, 75, died Saturday.
Funeral, 3:30 Funeral Chapel, Tuesday burial Grace Episcopal Church Cemetery, Cismont. Sunday," T. Newman, 81, died Funeral 3:30 p.m. Tuesday Hill Irving Funeral Home, burial, Riverview Cemetery. George 0.
82, died Sunday. Funeral p.m. Tuesday Irving Funeral Home, burial: Monticello Memorial Park. BURGESS Mrs. Blanche Luttrell, 74, died Saturday.
2 p.m. Tuesday Jones-Ash Funeral Home, Rainswood, burial Fairfield Cemetery. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Andrew Martin of Ellerson. DRAGONSVILLE-Mrs.
Matilda Fauntleroy, 92, died Sunday. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday Lower King and Queen Baptist Church Cemetery. ORANGE Mrs. Mary Frances Henry, 52, died Friday.
Funeral 2 p.m. Monday Preddy's Funeral Home, burial Graham Cemetery. STAUNTON-Osby A. Usry, 58, died Sunday. Funeral 11 a.m.
Tuesday Fred Henry Funeral Home, burial Thornrose Cemetery. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. R. B. Clay, and six brothers, R.
J. S. H. D. L.
F. and W. R. Usry, all of Richmond. MINERAL--Ollie C.
Rigsby, 84, died Sunday. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday, Lacy Funeral Home, burial Hillcrest Cemetery. Survivors include daughters, Mrs. Carl Rowe and Mrs.
William Kruger of Richmond, and two sons, Stuart and Elton Rigsby of Richmond. PETERSBURG Miss Barbara Houser, 37, died Sunday. Funeral 3 p.m, Tuesday, ford Cemetery. HOPEWELL Mrs. Nina Taylor, wife of Edgar A.
Taylor, died Sunday. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday, Morriss Funeral Home, Hopewell, burial Bermuda Hundred Cemetery. COLONIAL liam O. Lewis, 55, died Sunday.
Funeral 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, Morriss Funeral Home, Petersburg, burial Blandford Cemetery. Survivors include a half brother, Harry D. Shaw of Richmond. W.
Blayton, 1. 57, died Sunday. Funeral 3:30 p.m. Tuesday Vincent Funeral Home, West Point, burial Pamunky Methodist Church Cemetery, New Kent county. STATE DEATHS 70, Home, S.
Grace Irving 0. Irving JOEL D. KIDD Joel Douglas Kidd of Hampton, formerly of Richmond, died Sunday at Hampton, He was a veteran of World. War I. A sister, Mrs.
Ina Kidd Montgomery of Richmond, survives. A funeral service will be held at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Woody Funeral Home, with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. THOMAS K. PALMER Thomas K.
Palmer, 60, of 3208 Grayland died Sunday. He was a member of Park Avenue Methodist Church. Surviving are three sisters, Mrs. Nellie May Curtis of Vero Beach, Mrs. Virginia Caro-: line Ford of Short Pump, and Mrs.
Lillie Sheffield of Roanoke Rapids, N. and a brother, John G. Palmer of Richmond. A funeral service will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Bennett Funeral Home, with burial in Riverview Cemetery.
MRS. LELIA S. PERKINS Mrs. Lelia Stanley Perkins of 3105 Dumbarton widow of Robert T. Perkins, died Sunday, Surviving are three brothers, G.
L. C. and L. S. Stanley, all of Beaverdam, and four sisters, Mrs.
Zena Nuckols and Mrs. Nettie Scott of Beaverdam, Mrs. Hallie Day of Ashland and Mrs. Bertha Whitman of Richmond. A funeral service will be held at 3 p.m.
Tuesday at Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home, with burial in Emmanuel Episcopal Church Cemetery. HOMEOWNER PAY ALL YOUR BELLS! get $1000 tr 5000! ON AN INSURED 2 And UP TO 5 YEARS MORTGAGE TO PAY BANK LOAN RATES Free Consultation and Appraisal SECURITY INDUSTRIAL LOAN 21st Floor Central Natienal Bank Bldg. Phone MI 3-7426 VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL BANKERS ASSN J. Floyd Bates, City Postmaster, Dies in Capital Continued from First Page ber, 1961, Mr.
Bates was named acting postmaster. He held the acting status until the Senate confirmed his appointment as A permanent postmaster last July. Mr. Bates said he didn't think he would have ever reached the top job at the Richmond post office if he hadn't known shorthand and typing which he learned at a business school. He was a postal clerk when a need for a male stenographer developed at the main post office and he was given the job.
From then on he was steadily promoted. Richmond Native Mr. Bates, a native of Richmond, lived at 1513 Greycourt ave. His wife is the former Miss Allie Mae Layne of Richmond. There are no children.
He was a member of Henrico Union Lodge No. 130, which he served as worshipful master, and he belonged to other Masonic organizations, including Acca Temple. Mr. Bates was a member of the Ginter Park Methodist church and was a past president of Branch 98, Association of Postal Supervisors, In addition to his wife, he is survived by his father, Hugh Wellford Bates Sr. of the Masonic Home of Virginia, and brother, Wellford Bates of Richmond.
Funeral plans were incomplete last night. JUDY L. WILKERSON Judy Lynn Wilkerson, 3, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Preston Wilkerson of RFD 14, Richmond, died Sunday.
Also surviving are a brother, Joel Keith Wilkerson; her grand-! mother, Mrs. Clyde Driskill of Lynchburg; a grandfather, T. C. Wilkerson of Rustburg, Campbell county, and her greatgrandmother, Mrs. D.
C. Driskill of Lynchburg. Funeral arrangements were incomplete Sunday night. MRS. ROBERT S.
BROCK JR. Mrs. Betty Bruffey Brock, of 7204 West Franklin wife of Robert Summerfield Brock died Sunday. Also surviving are two daughters, Mrs. J.
Morris Saunders Jr. and Mrs. Ann Brock Parrish; a brother, Walter Lewis Bruffey all of Richmond, and two sisters, Mrs. Guy O. MacFarlane of Hollywood, and Miss Alice Florine Bruffey of Richmond.
Funeral arrangements were in-1 complete last night. MRS. IKE A. KINSEY A funeral service for Mrs. Annie H.
Kinsey, wife of Ike A. Kinsey of 3923 Monument will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Bennett Funeral Home, with burial in Hollywood Cemetery. Mrs. Kinsey died Saturday.
C. F. WILKINSON Clopton F. Wilkinson, 83, of Moseley, a retired State Highway Department employe, died Sunday. Surviving en are his wife, Mrs.
Annie McGruder Phaup Wilkinson; a son, Clopton F. Wilkinson Jr. of Richmond; and two sisters, Mrs. F. Stanley Hall of Richmond and Mrs.
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Dial EL 5-2847 Willow Lawn Shopping Center on the Mall Dial AT 2-4211 funeral service will be held at Tuesday at Skinquarter Baptist Church, Chesterfield county, with burial in the church cemetery. GINGER LOUISE WILSON Ginger, Louise daughter of Wilson, Mr. two- and Mrs. Marvin Edward Wilson of 4904 North Crestwood died Sunday, Besides her parents, survived by her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Burke of Norfolk, and her paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
C. Wilson of Axton, Henry county. Funeral arrangements were incomplete last night. MRS. MARCELLA POWERS Mrs.
Marcella Fortsmann Powers of 3029 Hanover widow of William A. Powers, died Sunday. Surviving is a sister, Mrs. R. L.
Booker Sr. A requiem mass will be said at 9:30 a.m, Tuesday at St. Benedict's Roman Catholic Church, with burial in Mt. Calvary Cemetery. The family requests that flowers be omitted.
HERBERT S. JONES Herbert S. Jones, 52, of Varina, died Sunday. Mr. Jones, a plastering contractor, was a veteran of World War II and a member of Thomas N.
Davis Lodge No. 351, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Elsie Gill Jones; a daughter, Miss Bernice Mae Jones of Richmond; three brothers, George W. and Wilber B. Jones, both of Richmond, and Percy M.
Jones of Florida, and a sister, Miss Mary J. Jones of Richmond. Funeral arrangements were incomplete last night, EDWARD B. CAHEN A funeral service for Edward B. Cahen of 910 Pepper who died Saturday, will be held at p.m.
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'Equal' Plan Used Under this plan, 149. white pupils living in the Jefferson (Negro) Elementary School district were allowed transfer to white schools. Likewise, about 50 Negroes living in predominantly, white districts were granted transfers to all-Negro schools. The school board contends this plan treats both races equally. The board had appealed to the United States Supreme Court to review and reverse the circuit court decision strikling down this phase of its assignment plan.
The high court, however, has not indicated whether it will act on the appeal. At present the Charlottesville schools are integrated to some -Lane High and Venable Elementary, both desegregated in 1959 under a local assignment plan, Five elementary schools are all-white, and two schools are attended exclusively by Negroes. If the parents exercise their right to transfer the additional 15 Negro children, it would bring the total of Negro students at Venable to 31. Thirty Negro students are now enrolled in Lane High School. EGGS AP 2 doz.
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