Biloxi Daily Herald (Newspaper) - April 14, 1953, Biloxi, Mississippi PAGES HERALD To To Invest j Opportunity Awaits Those Who Patronise The Herald He AP and NEA Tuesday April 14, 1953 69Number 164 PLANE WITH 25 Plea Of Guilty To S. Eisenhower holds the arm c' E. as they prepare to the presidential L. an former pleaded guilty today to conspiring to spy on U. S. defense for Communist 39, entered his plea 24 hours after Otto his defendant and brother - in - pleaded guilty to the spy pleaded guilty to a charge which government lawyers said carried possible death But the in waived any possibility of the extreme penalty for a faces a maximum sentence of 20 twice the time Verber could and are former residents of New They were living in Austria at the time of their arrest last They were flown here for pleaded guilty to con- spiring with Verber and a former j official of the Russian embassy in 1 Washington and m Austria to to Soviet officials in PASSENGERS WERE GIs HEADED FOR OVERSEA Payne Tells Miss. Hugh has 76 pardons tile first IS months ol his about seven limes the granted by former Wright during his last SEATTLE crippled air with two years in the soldiers and a crew of three vanished on a issued flight across the Cascade Mountains before dawn from Jan. 1, 1952 to the present day after reporting it was losing operated by Miami 1950 and 1951 of was bringing its military c i A. chairman of to Seattle on a special charter Parole Board said the home office in Miami of pardons was caused 12 of the soldiers were picked up in change in policy within and 10 others at u Parole board has the made a mistake most of them were of making the rules reconnaissance planes patrolled through the day over thick clouds hiding North Korean The Reds said the 2j0-vehicle convoy was the first to start the long trip from North Korean * Against Bombing Trucks Through Korea Hied planes flew guard today over the route of the first Red motor convoy carrying sick and wounded U. N. war prisoners slowly toward Convoys Reforms In Government Of Counties AP countries information for American defense PAIR IN PREACHER to be heading policies under which it Soldiers flying to Seattle are now making a quick hop to ou policy of troop ship after staying home as for convicts who have long as out of the penitentiary Coast Guard and Charles S. i suspension or five years Washington state director both said the plane f said pardoned was believed to have cleared 1950 and three Miss. Ufi reforms in county Air Force spokesman said in were urged by air sentinels and Mississippi Economic Otho R. Smith of announced the council's recommendations on the list would be separation of the offices of sheriff and tax now performed by one The council's flight and a week-long N F. A Cascade range - where Whi m m2 39;ginning was reported has pardoned 37 P so far recommend the Would Sell Plants To private In Iran Over Miss. f - men accused of preacher at his aerial home after the have been m an area west L. b. assault and battery with which is of convicts who have been out of he was not acceptable as a is to where 600 made after a two-year study Allied POWs will be traded 18 representative 3.800 Chinese and Communists be- Smith The Council is composed of businessmen interested in state and county government TO more convoys were to at D. 32. and H. C. miles southeast of penitentiary for five years or| Guard said searchers are useful lives 1 700 Chinese and 5.100 five tions That the offices of tax collector and sheriff be f order that their citizenship can ea n sick wounded sheriff would act only as count of the for Thursday bv Circuit y hoaH n first count of the sot for Thursday by Circuit Judge pleaded guilty to the second M. Swango Jr. after the Panola charging a conspiracy Grand Jury handed down defense secrets with indictments having them transmitted The Rev. Sammie P. a cryptic message 1,500 2 07 a. Iran Police ys and clubs to Ga. OP President in downtown ' recommended today oxer Premier of million w o r t h s attempts to wrest ' government control of the army from the Shah ibber plants to private But the house one a special message to and irom his any rs the President asked the to enact legislation action on - 1 r to curb the powers of of the am. in hearty accord with determination of the Confess that the security interests the nation will best be army EXPLOSIVE Point Dem Committee Gives Candidate this The 3M-mei l '; ,,0 ',' cn , 1 1 In Pusan to more than one limited now to one That the offices of justice of the peace and constable be council said an he ( Conviction of a takes away the right 15 From hold public office and other POWs will be taken to Panmunjom privileges of pastor of Pilgrim s Rest the plane told of the st Church about 10 miles olie It was LOSS OF A South Korean Defense of said the men beat altitude and was Payne said the continued said the 450 South authority could him and broke his leg 4,500 citizenship is a great handicap being returned will abolishing these The final radio report was at to persons who resume legitimate minister added that the at- 22 a. m. The pilot then was following suspension six months to free them counties to nne tack was inspired by a his Communist or judicial state aeronautics he a now have member of his but said he didn't know MAN FATALLY HURT MEMPHIS W. A. chairman of 1 formerly of the pilot had reported over County making a good about 125 miles ing in radio could not of them must have ' That counties maintain roads under east of Seattle on the east side of a radio log because the Federal t0 be system instead of by the mountains at 1:43 a. m. Commission are to go save money by The official said the elapsed time convicts from doing so. their the purchase of the 2 07 a. m. report of air His enabled The Communists still were loss would have carried the him to do his work without their Moss Point Municipal hospital here of Election received in a traffic accident An atmosphere of explosive ex- that a canvass of the a v the development within the gripped the city after an 0 f candidates who who moved here about a States of a tree announcement by a group of army to have their was driving a pickup rubber and officers last night threatening an ballot to be on at the that crashed into the back that now is the time to armed revolt to protect the 12 Democratic Primary plant the as The crowds defied a military Ward 2, John A. They in- 3 supporters of both program and report of the Morning newspapers carried all Corporation nf and to basic outline of described as opposition an additional 60 miles which would have request for scale full at the authors would the our service and together will ratic nominees those names will be placed on the ballot for truck which had pulled over to the side of the highway because of a flat Scribes Visit Coast This was no indication would He had told the Reds earlier that a renewal is the order of to the disabled POWs South Korea's method to achieve stubborn old and de- were announced as the is ' Eisenhower noted 1 hat at World War when the the premier and his States was denied access collaborators do not cease their j FOR MAYOR its normal supplies of natural impertinent lhe two huge government-owned The authors were referring to have The before the Majlis i Thompson Point Coast remaining through Friday and from the Rainer rubber industry was at a cost of some 700 million which would deprive the Shah of He over any government remain in government including the army and the se facilities which cost curity j 550 million dollars and now supply nearly all Payne said White's administra the has had less paroles in the I search last 15 months but more eludes the west slope of the sions than the last two years of tains and over the summit to Lake He said 162 were paroled in 1950; 181 The crew members 148 in 1952 and 34 so far in J. Lerette William E. Suspensions rose from 11 in 1950 - Adra and 17 111 1S51Wright's 75 for the first 15 Pyun ung Tai told The names oT the s o 1 d e r s months of White's ' South were not available Hinds County led the others death to an armistice of convicts on parole of South Coast Guard said the with 45; Sunflower was has been final radio reports with 34: Washington 26: Coahoma about possible it was icing but not 24: Leflore 18; Quitman 21 and unifying A out-of-state It had been making 140 20. editors and and a hour before the Three counties had no paroled scribes from as of. capitol will arrive 011 than a dozen planes search of the vast area requirements of in 1952. to 806.500 long tons out a total consumption of 1.260,000 tons of new The federally-owned facilities I w are operated for the by a number of and chemical Under Study In Pascagoula who will be opposed by F. W. was defeated for re-election by Thompson two is auditor for a contractor and ias been active in local veteran are two candidates to run for city clerk and collector to succeed William Stewart who after serving city for 36 years decline to At a meeting the Pascagoula They are T. J Municipal Democratic Executive Clothing Store held in the Hall 1S a school Hurley Is i o Found Dead are participating in week-long travel tour of At least 10 civilian planes were sippi sponsored by the in sippi agricultural Three Coast Guard Two part of the and the other Coast HofMA In gram to advertise were flown to the area to stand by 111 tourist is under the for any low level search of Ned head of ments or for quick check of anv 49. World War II the travel department of lhe AM wreckage veteran and a Biloxi and K. di- The plane's last stop was at todav hls of the an airport Biloxi police morning three convoys totaling 68 vehicles were to be on the way from the Yalu River 011 the Manchurian border to the Red prisoner holding point and truce headquarters six miles from convoys probably carry no more than half of the 600 U. N. i 120 are The Communists have not announced the order of first Communist That an office of county comptroller be created to take the place of the present The duties of the new office would include auditing all county offices monthly and would have charge of purchases of supplies and be of county from just below the Yalu River in extreme north-west of Laurel and dant said the soldier Police The convoy is marked with red are 011 Wednesday's schedule and remained asleep or in to that I crosses on the hood and red flags - u 1 i dinner that night at the Buena seats throughout the It left that a man had rear 0 r President told Congress Monday afternoon attended by business school a at 12 35 a. m. on both sides security in its rubber prospective candidates for of I. He the travel editors The manager of the airport immunity from Communists said a is of paramount elective offices to be voted on in served on the Jackson taken on a Fargo N D where the Charles and Robert in 5sr>h<-.<il If in any consideration of dis- the sal of the synthetic such things are an adequate on p rmn from about 125 Capt. L. and of huge Of Com- pilot o. T. both of f Manchuria ' air base of Antung They to act as crew re- boulanger at 11 lo a m Yalu Orleans Joy Forced 12 Democratic School as an alderman sponsored by the Biloxi made its last stop prior to Spokane i revealed that Hurley was to leave at 6 chairman of of the City of Moss ber of with boats said two crew members left the I on tho 1Ioor with a a m n m announced that The other is R. L. volunteered bv captains of there around his Tuesday to an act of the 1952 World War II graduate boats operating out 4 * ' there is Mississippi Southern College with j The Chamber question as to the a BS in He has will be hosts to for an elector and for employed in the accounting a sea food jamboree on on a later east reason the committee will of the International | dav 011 candidates Paper Company since 1950. A tour of the with a place on the For the Pascagoula sponsored by that the com- tion the present S. Chamber of Commerce onj would the stands 011 his record the The will stop tions from the candidates but a member of the city council at Gulf and action will be taken on the vast progress made in until his committee will be able in both school and kEW ORLEANS W-A contact the Attorney General He states that he high school student has been Mississippi and get a ruling on college graduate and j arged with forcing his 16-year- points in 41 in Army girl friend into The chairman stated that World War four other persons are charged committee should be in a Opposing Mclnnis will be Rames th carnal knowledge of the to announce the slate of Moss Point clothier aild Orleans Parish District candidates in civic leader a 's office said district attorney's office Bolleter was charged on 1 counts of forcing the girl by threats and from her for support warmer d maintenance knowing it to Lowest tonight 54-58. m the earnings of Moderate to fresh east to southeast also is charged on two winds becoming southeast to of carnal knowledge of the I district attorney's Fair and a this afternoon with with carnal paM loni ht the district ney s FrancLs U. S. Weather Station located 21. Biloxi Yacht 24 hours 24. the 20. 25. Bolleter and Cox on two counts of carnal 1 while Fortuna ond were each charged on the district attorney's for Thomas Bolleter was by the district office at on one Institution count and on the Bond of was for each man on each of 1 knowledge On Jury Dinner 6 13........71 46 last night 47; today noon 60. the period April 14-18: eastern Temperatures will average near normal east and 2 to 4 degrees above normal west Normal minimum 45-60. Normal maximum 65 to 77. Warming trend through Wednesday and - no important changes Precipitation light occurring as scattered showers about of the Methodist the Young Men's Business the Rotary the Chamber of Commerce the Moss Point general election committee and has been chairman of the board of directors of the Jackson County for several the race lor alderman for the first Carl and Arnold Pierce will contest for the seat being vacated by Tommy clerk and tax collector the position of city George L. who has served as a deputy will be opposed by T. S. statements have not been issued by the last four members of the election committee W. W. Henry W. B. Harold T. L. Claude L. Stauter and Albert G. visit the Gulf Hills dude On Saturday they will return to Jackson to and travel editors included in the touring group Miss. County Sylvan Miami Lunsford Casey turned down bert Chicago bHl feeding a 12-man trial E. A Jones Highway objecting to two Harry L. Chicago Motor Clyde Frank Hightower he will hold an inquest at 3 p.m. at O'Keefe He said Hurley had been dead about 24 hours or is survived by his Mrs. Alice Burnes who is in Mobile at and a Mrs. L. L. was a native of and had been in Biloxi for more than 30 said yesterday the for one man was s particularly on a misdemeanor Jerry Chicago Daily producing Pauline Hoosier Motor Mrs. A. E. author of Matthews Travel New Dale Milwaukee Ed Cleveland A. H. Washington Robert Houston Mrs. and Mrs. thp visiting group will be William E. chief of the United Press Kenneth Commercial Appeal Joe the Clarion and W. F. the a fine of only The jury was hearing a case involving illegal possession of intoxicants in this dry one item on the was the judge later forwarded the to the county Ask Not To Block 25th transportation committee of the Gulfport Chamber of Commerce will make a formal request to the Railroad that the longer southbound passenger trains which stop in the city be River at 18.5 up 2.2. Forecast continued rise to about 19 River at Pearl 9 down 1.1. no C. SIMON OF NEW ORLEANS ORLEANS Leon C. New Orleans businessman and died last night after a long native of New Simon was the first president of the local Chamber of Commerce and was awarded the loving cup for civic service in 1913. years THE DAILY HERALD 14. 1913 Jacob Tremmel and children have returned from a visit of several days to friends and relatives in New board for payment 25t h The matter was their by the C of C board Monday was explained that by stopping the engine possibly 30 feet farther along the automobile which is now halted for a block on either side of the could continue moving The trains have a freeway from 25th to 29trt Avenues in which to it was one director the engine of a train that arrives here during rush hour still has about 200 feet more in which it could thus clearing 25th other the directors recieved a letter from Rep. R. O. Bickerstaff who had word the is planning to remove on page Report On School Work Given To is in progress on varices phases of the Gulfport city school expansion program with the exception of the two junior high for which the work order has already been The progress report came up Monday night at the city school board was announced that 33rd Avenue High will be ready for occupancy w ith the opening of school next and that Bayou View Elementary will be ready October 1. L. assistant superintendent of city reported on the results of spot showing trends in the student They indicate Candidates Seek Mayor Post At Pass mayoral race in of Pass Christian will be decided in the first Democratic primary on May 12 as only two candidates are Mayor J. who is completing his third two-year term in and Joseph Pass Christian contractor and former alderman at of the five of the board of aldermen were declared Democratic nominees without Harry secretary of the municipal Democratic executive committee said the nominees are Fordie ward Ralph ward and Charles E. alderman at unopposed and the nominee was P. S. city clerk and tax O. alderman in first is opposed by second ward may have opposition from Ernest tree Secretary Wittmann said there is some question whether Bell has proo erly St. Louis Has Three Out For Mayor St. Louis will have a new mayor for the four-year term beginning July 1. was revealed today with the announcement that Mayor Warren Carver was not among those qualifying for the Democratic primary election on May 12. are three mayoral including Joseph H. Horace L. former Hancock County and John A. meter reader for the J. C. Glover and S. J. Ladner Jr. are candidates for reelection as city Two other candidates are Emile J. funeral home and A. insurance YEARS 14. 1933 were elected at the Gulfport Rotary Club Thursday at the regular meeting to serve for a term of six months July I. They are Henry M. T. 1st new teacher will be needed next year at the high school live elementary for the orders have been issued executive committee for starting the junior high A. Ben T they will not be ready to occupy before 1954; and no relief can be given crowded conditions in the high schools until the ninth grade can be moved into the junior high buildings he B. Frank Brown reported that at that time the present junior high will be converted into a Central Ward School for children in first to sixth relieving North Central and West will be necessary to continue using West Ward Primary through 1953-54, he he students in M. J. now have efficient lunch room service and are kept on the same study schedule as the other first were appointed tD study the needs of the schools not yet A report on the amount of bond money spent to date or designated in contracts already let shows that every item planned under the expansion program will be adequately Mr. Brown were considered and routine matters
