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Air Forces to Resume
Pilot Training Sunday
The Army Air Forces will resume
pilot training Sunday with a quota
of 575 officers in the first class. AAF
Headquarters said today. Primary
and basic flight training will be con
ducted at Randolph Field, Tex. The
advance phase will receive training
at Williams Field, Phoenix, Ariz.,
for single-engine pilots, while train
ing for multi-engines will be given
at the Enid (Okla.) airbase.
Richard B. Walsh Named
To TWA Publicity Post
Richard B. Walsh, 4156 South
Thirty-sixth street, Arlington, Va.,
former New Haven (Conn.) news
paper editor and radio executive,
who served in the war as a lieuten
ant commander in the Navy, has
been appointed assistant to Rear
Admiral Harold B. Miller, new vice
president in charge of public rela
tions for Trans-World Airlines, ac
cording to announcement last night
by Jack Frye, president of TWA.
Mr. Walsh has been Washington
representative for the State of Con
necticut since leaving the Navy.
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Woman Bus Rider Faces Court
For Refusing to Change Seat
' A warrant charging a colored
woman with being disorderly, based
on her alleged refusal to change her
(seat on a bus from the District to
Virginia, today was pending before
the Fairfax Trial Justice Court.
| It is believed to be the first case
of its kind in the nearby Virginia
area since the Supreme Court
opinion in June prohibiting race
segregation of passengers on inter-!
state carriers.
Mrs. L. E. W. Taylor, 31, of New
I York, was arrested on a Virginia j
Stage Line bus when it reached
Fairfax yesterday on charges sworn
to by James M. Garrett, listed by
police as the driver.
Trial Justice Harry Carrico issued j
the warrant on the basis of a 1946
act of the Virginia General Assem- i
bly which defines refusal by a bus
passenger to move his seat when
requested by the operator as dis
orderly conduct. Judge Carrico said
buses specifically were mentioned in
the new amendment. The Supreme
Court ruled in a 1930 Virginia act.
Judge Carrico would not discuss
the charge in the light of the Su
preme Court decision, but said the
warrant was issued on the basis of
the new State law, which makes no
racial specifications. He issued the
warrant, he said, when the driver
said the passenger had refused to
move at Falls Church and later
when the bus arrived at Fairfax.
Two Fairfax policemen served the
warrant on Mrs. Taylor in the bus.
She deposited $25.25 collateral pend
ing a hearing before Judge Carrico
September 20.
Infant Survives Operation
For 'Upside Down' Stomach
Four-month-old Walter Bayse, jr.,
1200 block North Irving street, Ar
lington, Va., was recovering today
from an operation for an "upside
down" stomach, a condition which
almost proved fatal a few days ago.
Admitted to Children's Hospital,
the child was placed in an oxygen
tent where he remained until the
operation last night.
X-rays disclosed his stomach and
large intenstine had slid up into
the chest cavity, pushing against the
heart and impairing lung functions.
The operating surgeon, who asked
that his name be withheld, made
an incision between two of the boy's
ribs and replaced the lower organs
in their proper positions. Later
X-rays showed the lungs and heart
were functioning normally.
The surgeon said the condition
was due to a congenital defect and
that while the “upside-down” stom
ach disorder is encountered fairly
often, it was unusual for the child
to live through such an advanced
stage of the condition.
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strike appeared averted today after
the Transportation Ministry said the
government would not discharge'
75,000 workers as planned in a
peacetime retrenchment.
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