I Times-Dispatch, April 23, 1963 Martin Brooks Smith, a 34- year-old Henrico county man, was injured fatally yesterday morning in a two-car crash at East 22d st. and Gordon ave. in South Richmond, Patrolman Donald E. Beck 3 said Brooks, who lived at 8806 Three Chopt was driving east on 22d st. The other driver was Thomas in 3 (Staff Photo) Investigators Check Notes After Slaying Arrests Lt.
J. R. Johnson (left), Patrolman A. B. Epps South Richmond Crash Is Fatal to Henrico Man Hicks Dolen, 37, of 5446 Kendall rd.
He was driving north on Gordon Beck said. The impact knocked Dolen's car about 48 feet into A yard at the northeast corner of the intersection. Dolen was treated at Medical College of Virginia Hospital for injuries and admitted. His condition was satisfactory last night. Smith is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Pearl L. Smith: two sons, Martin Brooks Smith Jr. and James Ben Smith; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.
Smith Nakina, N. and a sister, Mrs. Brookie Gomez of Columbia, S. C. A funeral service and burial will be held Thursday at Nakina.
STATE DEATHS Oscar Ozmar died Monday. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday South Boston Funeral Home, burial Danville Cemetery. CHARLOTTESVILLE Woodrow W. Drumheller, 46, died Sunday.
Funeral 3 p.m. Wednesday Belmont Baptist Church, burial Monticello Memorial Park. CULPEPER-Funeral 11 a.m. Tuesday Brandy Baptist Church for Mrs. James J.
Jarrell, 21, who was killed in traffic crash Friday. Burial Fairview Cemetery John R. Lamon, 77, died Sunday. Funeral 1 p.m. Tuesday Culpeper Masonic Cemetery.
WILLIAMSBURG -Lewis F. Gore, 71, died Monday. Funeral arrangements incomplete Mrs. Lillie Kelley Charlton died Sunday. Funeral 2 p.m.
Wednesday Oakwood Cemetery. SCOTTSVILLE Samuel L. Caldwell, 88, died Monday, Funeral 3:30 p.m. Tuesday Scottsville Methodist Church, burial Scottsville Cemetery. PETERSBURG- for Mrs.
Katharyn Weeks Chappell. 11 a.m. Tuesday Blandford Cemetery. WARSAW Battie Euell Bell, 81, died Monday, Funeral arrangements incomplete. COLONIAL HEIGHTS- Mrs.
Blanche Scarborough Long died Sunday. Funeral 3:30 p.m. Tuesday J. T. Morriss Son Funeral Home, burial Blandford Cemetery.
Survivors include a son, Marvin S. Long Sr. of Richmond. Retired Editor Succumbs at 76 John Joseph Fitzpatrick, 76, of 4321 Fauquier ling editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer from 1937 until his retirement in 1951, died Monday. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Mary J. Fitzpatrick, and two sons, John J. Fitzpatrick Jr. of West Medway, Mass, and Paul W. Fitzpatrick of Richmond.
A funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church, with burial in Mt. Calvary Cemetery. A rosary be said at 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday at Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home. MRS. GEORGE S. SHAW SR.
Mrs. Annie Hawkins Shaw, 75, of 813 McCoul st. died Monday. She was the of George S. Shaw Sr.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. James L. Gibson four sons, James O'Neil, George S. H. Leroy and Warren W.
Shaw, all of Richmond; a sister, Mrs. Nina Estes of Richmond, and four brothers, James, Robert and Roy Hawkins, all of Madison, and William Hawkins, of Rich. mond. A funeral service will be held at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at Nelsen Funeral Home, with burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
BILLY JOE JENKINS Billy Joe Jenkins, 27, of 517 Bancroft ave. died Sunday. He was an employe of Royal School Laboratories, Inc. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Marguerite S.
Jenkins; his father, Monroe J. Jenkins of sas; his mother, Mrs. Ruth Ashby of Richmond; brother, Burlia G. Jenkins of Richmond, and two sisters, the Misses Nancy A. and Susan A.
Myatt, both of Richmond. A funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home, with burial in Seven Pines National Cemetery. MRS.
EMMETT T. DUNN A funeral service for Mrs. V. Hilda Ware Dunn, 72, of 801 Burns st. will be held at 4 p.m.
Tuesday at Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home, with burial in Maury Cemetery. Mrs. Dunn, widow of Emmett T. Dunn, died Sunday.
MRS. JOSEPH P. ZELUS Mrs. Annie Ballance Zelus of 4911 Nine Mile wife of Josoph P. Zelus, died Monday.
Also surviving is a daughter, Mrs. Helen Armistead of Richmond. Funeral arrangements incomplete last night. VIRGINIA BRIEFS Tax Suggested In Waynesboro WAYNESBORO, April 22- Vice Mayor H. E.
Dawbarn recommended night that city Parent- Associa-1 tions seek legislative action imposing a special 2 per cent income tax on families with children in school. He proposed that the proceeds from the tax be used specifically for school finances. According to Dawbarn's plan, which he outlined at the city council meeting, a family would be taxed 2 per cent of income above $5,000 it at least one child is in school, and would receive $1,000 exemption above $5,000 for each additional child in school. Once a child leaves school, the tax would be adjusted or dropped accordingly. U.
Va. Gathering CHARLOTTESVILLE, April 22-Several hundred University of Virginia students congregated on the lawns at the new University dormitories Monday night, shouting and yelling slogans and apparently enjoying the night spring air. Pay Is Raised POWHATAN, April 22-Huguenot Academy, a private white school in Powhatan county, has announced a pay scale for the next year of $4.200 to $5.850 for teachers with bachelor's degrees. Licensing Code COLONIAL BEACH. April 22-After hearing the Potomac river constitutionality challenged.
complaints from Maryland fishermen that they could not afford some of the fees, and demands for laws against "summer and Sunday" people, the Potomac River Fisheries Commission adopted a licensening code for commercial fishermen Monday. The code, which will become May 22, makes it possible for the commission to meet a June 6 deadline, when Maryland licensing laws expire. Race Bar Lifted STAUNTON, April 22-(P)- Mary Baldwin College, a girl's school affiliated with the Presbyterian Church, U. S. (southern), has adopted an admissions policy which could lead to the enrollment of Negro students.
Trustees of the school approved, in a week end meeting, a study commission's recommendation that qualified applicants be considered "without regard to race or creed." President Samuel Reid Spencer Jr. said the action will have no effect on enrollment for the coming school year because admissions have been completed. West End Woman Reports Rape A 22-year-old West End woman told police that she was raped last night by a man who got into her car at Lombardy and Leigh sts. while she was stopped at a traffic light. The woman said that the man told her he had a knife.
She said he forced her to drive one block west to Mozelle st. where the attack occurred. Both are Negroes. She said the assault occurred about 9:45 p.m. and described the man as tall, wearing a trench coat and hat.
RUGS CLEANED UP AND DELIVERED IN 3 DAYSS Most 9:12 Winter fags, $6.98 ICTORY Dial MI 9-1291 DUE TO THE DEATH OF EUGENE WILTON SADLER SON OF WILLIAM E. SADLER, JR. Sheet Metal Contractor OUR BUSINESS WILL BE CLOSED APRIL 24, WEDNESDAY 2016 N. HAMILTON ST. W.
H. Ganzert Dies at Age of 75 CLIFTON FORGE, April 22 Henry Ganzert, 75, of Clifton Forge, formerly of Richmond, died Sunday night in a hospital here. He was a retired supervisor of safety and fire prevention for the peake Ohio Railway Co. Mr. Ganzert was a member of Christ Episcopal Church in Richmond and of Richmond Randolph Lodge No, 19, and Acca Temple there.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Evalyn Kilpatrick Ganzert; a foster son, George F. Kerby of Lutherville, a (stepdaughter, Mrs. a sister, James Mrs. Rule William P.
Hay and two brothers, Charles E. and Herbert C. Ganzert, all of Richmond. Funeral arrangements were incomplete Monday. MRS.
EDWARD LANE Mrs. Mary Lowry Lane, 82, of 1304 Floyd ave. died Monday. She was the widow of Edward Lane. Surviving are a stepdaughter, Mrs.
Gladys O'Shea of Washington, and a sister, Mrs. Nora Higgins of Florida. A funeral service, will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home, with burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
ARTHUR L. POWERS Arthur Lee Powers, 84, of 3327 Cliff ave. died Monday. He was a retired employe of the City of Richmond. Surviving are a son, William M.
Powers and a sister, Mrs. Janie Collins, both of Richmond. A funeral service will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home, with burial in Riverview Cemetery.
MRS. ROBERT LORD JR. Mrs. Marie Engelking Lord of 4524 Grove ave. died Monday at a local hospital.
She is survived by her husband, Robert P. Lord a son, Robert P. Lord III of Miami; a brother, Louis Engelking; four sisters, Mrs. Irene Fletcher, Mrs. Mike Scher, Mrs.
W. D. Hart and Mrs. Frank T. Smith, all of Richmond.
Funeral arrangements were incomplete Monday night, EUGENE W. SADLER Eugene Wilton Sadler, 27, of 4419 Lakehill court, died Monday. Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William E.
Sadler, and a sister, Miss Donna Kay Sadler of Richmond, and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Lane Sr.
of Chesterfield county. A funeral service will be held at noon Wednesday at Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home, with burial in Maury Cemetery. ROMEO E. MARCHETTI A funeral service for Romeo E.
Marchetti, 50, of 1803 Floyd ave. will be held 3 p.m. Tuesday at Joseph Bliley Funeral Home, with burial in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. Mr. Marchetti, a foreman for Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, died Sunday.
MRS. RALPH E. CONRAD Mrs. Ralph E. Conrad, 70, of University Circle, Charlottesville, died Friday in local hospital.
A son, Ralph Erskine Conrad, an officer of the first cavalry, division, was many times decorated the Pacific island campaigns of World War 11, and was officially credited with being the first soldier to set foot back in the Phillipines on Leyte invasion day and also for leading the capture of one of the key seaport towns there, helping bring about the success of that campaign. He was killed by sniper fire at this town. Mrs. Conrad was directly descended from many of Virginia's founders and patriots, among whom were William Byrd and Robert Beverley. She was life member of the Genealogical Society, of the Daughters of the Barons of Runnemede through her direct descent from thirteen of the barons who wrested the Magna Charta from King John at Runnemede.
Surviving are a son, A. R. Conrad, Richmond contractor; a sister, Mrs. James C. Drouillard of Shaker Heights, Cleveland, Ohio; and a niece, Mrs.
Jean McDaniel also of Cleveland. Mrs. Conrad's burial will be with her husband and son at Arlington, Virginia, Arlington National Cemetery. Arrangements are incomplete as to the day of the funeral. The family requests that flowers be omitted.
Richard V. Chew Dies On Vacation Trip WAYNESBORO, April 22 Richard Vest Chew, 62, president of the Man's Shop here, died Sunday while on a vacation trip to New York city. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church, a graduate of Fishburne Military School and attended Washington and Lee University. He was also a charter member of the original Kiwanis Club of Waynesboro. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Virginia C. Chew; a daughter, Mrs. John Carr of Durham, N. and a brother, Cullen S. Chew of Waynesboro.
A graveside will be held at 2 p.m. Riverservice, view Cemetery. MRS. DUDLEY D. STANLEY Mrs.
Grace Jones Stanley, 65, of 1711 Nottoway st. died Monday. She is D. survived by her 1 Dudley Stanley; a son, Robert L. Jones Sr.
of Richmond, and a sister, Mrs. Cosby Cronk of Alexandria. Funeral arrangements were incomplete Monday night. HOWARD STROUD SR. Howard B.
Stroud 66, of 1201 Petersburg pike, a retired painter eliedo Richmond Hotels, Monday. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ida S. Stroud; two daughters, Mrs. Elma L.
Helfin and Mrs. Jane S. Hux; four sons, C. J. A.
and B. Stroud, all of MOVING Shelburne Dial AT 2-4228 Richmond: and six Mrs, sisters, W. Mra. Moore, C. Tony, Mrs.
R. La Miller, Mrs. W. F. Beck and Mrs.
W. J. all of Richmond, and Mrs. N. J.
Woodfin of Caroline county, A funeral service will be held at 4 p.m. Thursday at Joseph W. Billey Funeral Home, with burial In Maury Cemetery. GEORGE W. HUFF George W.
Huff, 76, of 814 West 46th st. died Monday. He was a retired textile worker. Surviving a are his wife, Mrs. Carrie Lee Huff; a daughter, Mrs.
Lois M. Gunn of Richmond; a brother, Jesse Huff of Danville, and two sisters, Mrs. Beulah Hollingsworth and Mrs. Ethel Clark, both of Norfolk. A funeral service will be held at 1 p.m.
Wednesday at Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home, with burial in Maury Cemetery. VIRGINIA'S Traffic Death Toll 251 Same Day Last Year 242 Richmond Toll Same Day Last Year 8 Safety Tip Motorist's epitaph: "I had the right of way." Three Youths Are Charged In Slaying of Milkman Here Continued from First Page James G. Rennie, Virginia Dairy president, said the firm had decided to offer a $2,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of Atkinson's slayers. Earlier, radio station WLEE had posted a $100 reward.
Walker sat calmly in detective offices at police headquarters and told of the attack. His Story This was his story: The four had been at a downtown night club until about 2:15 a.m. last Tuesday, chatting and dancing with friends. They left and rode to the North Side, spotting Atkinson's truck on Fendall ave. They watched him for about 10 minutes.
One of the youths suggested getting milk to drink, and they talked of waiting until the truck had left, then stealing the milk from the front porches, Walker said. "Just Doing Nothing "We were out there just doing nothing at the time then this wild notion hit one of them to get some money." They parked their car at Griffin ave. and Ladies Mile about a block from the scene, and walked to where the had stopped. They watched Atkinson deliver milk to 3120 Griffin ave. and return to his truck, get in and apparently begin to refill his carrying case.
"Misfired First Time" Walker said one of the other youths handed him a revolver. Two, including Walker, stood on the driver's side. the others stood on the opposite side. "It misfired the first time, the second time it went Walker said. "I didn't realize what I was doing until after I did it the man yelled and fell.
the bottles fell that's what scared me off." All four youths ran from the scene back to their parked car, got in and went home, Walker said. Had Atkinson ever seen them, did he know what was about to happen? "No. sir," Walker said, slouching in his chair. Nothing was missing when residents, awakened by noises, found Atkinson's body sprawled on the ground beside his truck about 3:30 a.m. He fell out the open side door after being shot.
Still in his coat pocket was $37.30. A money pouch con- Date from U.S. WITHER BUREAU WARM 70 Lain Snow FORECAST For Daytime Tuesday Figures Shew High Temperatures Expected (AP Wirephoto Map) TODAY'S WEATHER FORECAST -Light and widely scattered precipitation is expected, mostly in the form of showers and thundershowers, falling mostly along the Atlantic coast. A few snow flurries are forecast for the higher elevations of the south central and southern Plateau region. The western part of the country should have fair to partly cloudy skies with a warming trend.
The eastern half is expected to be cooler with partly cloudy skies. The Weather VIRGINIA: Showers and scattered thunderstorms today followed by clearing with strong gusty winds in afternoon, highest in 80's in south to 60's extreme north. Sunny and quite cool tomorrow. RICHMOND AREA: Showers ending this morning followed by clearing, windy and cooler, highest in lower 70's. Fair and continued cool tomorrow WINDS AND TIDES: Local winds becoming northwesterly around 15 mph and gusty.
Lower Potomac and Chesapeake bay will have shifting winds 15-30 knots, becoming northwest in afternoon or evening. Small craft warnings displayed. Tides at Hampton Roads: high at 8:33 a.m. and 8:56 p.m.; low at 2:26 a.m. and 2:41 p.m.
Readings at Byrd Field Weather Station Yesterday's Temperatures High 82 Low 54 Average 68 Normal high-low 72-47 Precipitation (Inches) Yesterday's precipitation T. Precipitation this month 18 Precipitation this year 10.33 Departure from normal this Departure from normal this year Richmond Times -Bispatch PUBLISITED and Sunday at 110 North Fourth St. Richmond 19. Va by Richmond Newspapers, Inc. class postage at Va.
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CURRIE A funeral service for Stanley J. Currie, 72, of 105 West 32d st. will be held at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Nelsen Funeral Home, with burial in Maury Cemetery. Mr.
Currie, a retired electrician for Southern Railway, died Sunday. Always Send Flowers from FUQUA SHEFFIELD Flowers and Gifts 1914 W. Cary 8t. Dial EL Willow Lawn Shopping Center the Mall Dial AT 1-4311 taining $16 was inside the delivery truck. Milk bottles were the truck's floor.
an attempt to rob him that was the main point I don't know really what they expected to get off him." Walker said "I didn't have any business being out there that time of night anyhow I should have been bed." A revolver was recovered by police from a home in the 800 block South Meadow st. Walker is a lanky Newport News native. He is 6 feet 21 inches tall, weighs 180 pounds and lived in a foster home here. He said he had been in ble with law enforcement cials only once before-in the summer of 1961, when he was, arrested while riding with other youths in a stolen car in Newport News. Five Weeks at Hanover A judge there ordered him committed to the State Board of Welfare and Institutions, and he spent five weeks at Hanover School for Boys, then was placed under foster care.
He was a high school junior until, a few months ago, he was "put out of school for cutting classes." Walker said he was relieved that police had found him. "I feel like I can eat a decent meal again," he said. TRAFFIC CASES The following traffic cases were among those heard yesterday in area courts: HUSTINGS COURT--James Richard Ochs of the 2300 block West Grace st. was fined $200 and given a 90-day suspended sentence on a charge of driving while under the influence of intoxicants. TRAFFIC COURT- Charles B.
Powell of RFD 14 was fined $500 and given a six-month sentence on a fourth conviction of driving while under the influence of intoxicants. Emma Lou Pickell of the 300 block West 30th st. and Arnold D. Schutt of the 2600 block Walmsley boulevard were fined $200 each and given threemonth suspended sentences on first convictions of driving while under the Influence of intoxicants. Samuel Lee Tolley of the 1000 block West Franklin st.
and George Bray of the 1100 block North Sixth st. were convicted on charges of driving after their permits had been revoked. Tolley drew a $100 fine and sentence, Bray was fined and given month a one-month sentence. Earl A. Tyree of the 2000 block Walker was fined $100 and given a 30-day pended sentence on a charge of driving after his permit had been suspended.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY COURT Nelson Ray Wash, 20, of the 3900 block Calder st. was convicted of driving after his license was revoked. He was fined $100 and sentenced to 10 days in jail. Hearing Postponed On Extortion Charge A Police Court hearing was postponed yesterday until May 7 for a city policeman charged with extortion of $40 from A man to whom he had issued a traffic summons. The policeman, Robert H.
Smith, the first block North Fourth was arrested Sunday after the man complained to police officials. Richmond Man Draws $200 Fine, Prison Term A $200 fine and three-year prison sentence were imposed in Hustings Court yesterday on a Richmond man convicted of possessing Dolophine tablets without a prescription. The penalties were set for Ivey Copeland of the 1700 block North 22d st. SALE Women's Shoes SAVE ON Our Famous Brands! $797 to $1797 Heating Degree Degree days yesterday 0 Degree days this month 144 Degree days this season 4.022 daily average temperature of less than 65 subtracted from base of 65. Moon and Sun Sunset today 6:52 p.m.
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