Biloxi Daily Herald (Newspaper) - January 16, 1958, Biloxi, Mississippi PAGES 8 12 Locai Locai News 16 National Sporte 24 Herald 2 UP and NEA Thursday January 16, 1958 74Number 89 Plea Turned And Dry 158-foot Antilles sits on Sand Island at the entrance to Mobile Bay alter she was driven there bv stormy A dispute er of the vessel was won by when one claimant sent money lor repairs to the ship while other failed to Conflicting claims arose alter the ship was On To Speed Loan Aid To State Level Meet Dulles AP NAMED IN LIVESTOCK itf Certain Loans For 30-Year-Old Law WASHINGTON Secretary of State Dulles said today do want a summit with Russia and other But it would be a fatal i jhe if such a session nations from needed j measures i able change in the Sino-Soviet i Yorker To Die In Gas Miss. Gov. clemency for William A. New York badman scheduled to die tomorrow for it also be a slaying of a fellow prison Miss. W of 3 " Dulles Jf Western Gartin said in a formal statement that were break off a at a hearing Tuesday disclosed nothing to todav as grand biU to speed loan S phere of hostility judgment of these many iu I showing al the cold war and guilt of Little it Show at Mississippi State a to ex- turn into a hot this the ruling on his radio in his death row cell Wendell won would Dulles said in a speech beef W. A. 33-year-old New Yorker probably * Planned For Mardi Gras Biloxi at more than 6 for a National Press Club Parchman Penitentiary in ill beef w to level East-West His mother and with him Hog LAW ON with good prospect of Kav horse The 1329 law in- results for Gartin issued a lengthy review tended to curb IKE'S MESSAGE Wetzel's long court such He was the essence of State UlC MISS 1/61116$ SHOW as the Intermediate message times to Supreme He AT FOREST Land Sunday to Premier Rjl J CW Ml and Other in. Then Dulles was OaU 1 aSlC 111 Southeast Mississippi agencies charge as is notf for the Soviet rulers Perjured cer make whether or not up in each will in- in the want which SHERIFF SETS cutting horse con- which passed it last will promote the cause Under Mississippi the irci through thp We finest ever presented Plans to Roy P. hv W i 11 i a m s. of Rep. Hilton chairman Billions 0 f Of U.S. Arms Aid Production Curbs House WASHINGTON tf - eminent Operations todav called for today suggested billions government price supports for Kuy f. by lars worth of U.S. arms aid lias larm crops and dairy Captain ol Carnival W. been It called for a an production Kenner Hunt in announcement review by Congress and the carnival headquarters THINKS a special message to Con- located at the Biloxi Chamber of CONTROLS reported military assistance Eisenhower laid out m 14 Commerce rear til us granted tor political points what he termed a Hunt said that 15 Miss. - boird hs du er than strictly and said it would let would be featured m night Alien Thompson said yesterday a resulting financial loss such benefit more from their and that the theme to tly unparalleled ability to w one 0Vlt Agriculture vehicles without gasoline to J. of Little of ch Corley told the Senate the is building ' tional duties not only will program held out the again this year nom his own de- J council funds but actually lifted as the United too of eventual lower food signs and those submitted by iwill result in a saving of tax being charged lor rental of costs tor Hunt and float chairman GREENVILLE PORT Flag 1958 Maidi Gras will calf and a an maUer It was of peace and justice in the act time of Wetzel's execution is by the sheriff of the Mississippi county in which he was convicted that it was bad taste for Ole Miss E. 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Williams of to display a Confederate flag Sugar Bowl football game Williams said at Indianola this New Orleans on Jan. 1. morning he has not decided on is we that memory and the ideals of Supt. fighting sons be pole said he would take the news a university spokesman said his Mrs. Ida day in response to editorial of Seneca N. and cism in the Allentown the condemned man's Mrs. House Ways and Senate passed it without and a s gave nal passage chil e Lloyd Johnson of he said * ' | will result in a saving of tax met in the newspaper night to point out reporters New entitled said Senate adjourned until 2 The House was ^t by the display of a among Back Bay 0,Mi, TEACHER PAV million dollars worth of Eisenhower told Congress that Malt New cost times chine tools given agriculture in recent years has be issued to all float piling of an 84 supply of been experiencing a veritable arp now being Miss. oil at a U.S. base in revolution in in the carnival Greenville Port which is expected to vote weekend and construction ot an production per Biloxi Port expected to encourage base at so close hour has doubled since 1940. he a fieK that are There has more be ready tor use I agriculture the co - committee report was the men in the fort Senate of Gulfport Chamber MCDONNELL'S issued by ' said 'the rapid materials are being e this taking place in ated into the floats and the overall VALIDITY pointed to what may be in stoie the result Of a will he enhanced by 1 President re- ( for four billion in in new aid funds comes be- and con- King a Iberville is well on the Miss. Chancery i a revolution that cannot be way to Biloxi and is scheduled to Judge William Inzer upheld document written bv and are make an appearance at the Biloxi of Tupelo's city sales tax cannot be avoided and it port Commission dock at the foot against charges request of was than be ready lor of teacher nav by of hv 01 pay travel promotion agencies of 19o7 engineer t lanK up to a vear state according fn Sam told the Port Commission division tlie nation that | should especially An late awaited a was learned during the assembly Donnell of had asked The Ole SALES Florida spends per Wetzel's lite be spared so he was not said e of the 49 could himself to be a prison the entire student tody live ot the 49 and receives a local to war in the a which would boost tax yield of more than 10 war in the 186 s mW DA On Page annually as a not be Main street and Central authorizing state law was fall armed with findings Feb 18 at 2 p.m. constitutional The group the General Accounting Of- recognition oi this a parade follow the it The parent committee act. we must tind ways of paths of other they may the more completely the in our people On that distribution of now able to we ways ot further expanding MAN ON Shelby Can Sell Timber Under New Miss. said University Gravs ed reference was made at the few came of the Miss Hospitality con- clemency hearing to charges that that there is a offered a summary of the Wetzel was convicted on perjured ment at Miss travel benefits of her home among the Miss Benigno invited the Chief Justice Harvey McGehee who died the to visit the Mississippi Supreme hearts were Sponsoring the get-together with appearing for the first time at it .as much as those from other the solons was the Mississippi clemency hearing in a case his court had passed ex- we HELPING FAMILY OF lor this increased not among our own J but among people all over the a world who need the food and clothing produce in such C. Of M. represented bv Jack Shelby near Hattiesburg could cut state belief Wetzel might have the memory and the ideals of our S w vea J k sell timber from iLd it owns Mississippi Motel Assn. on such by Jim state This matter has been Miss. dents of Pricedale tried today to of Alton Louis In outlining his home and Eisenhower said it was be under two hilU ueen the todav laced the ly and repeatedly gone into bv the NO RUBBER charges in the automobile Automobile and the and federal Gartin Mrs. Mary Sponsored by Stanton Hall i means there George the bills would men spirit of inquiry as befits a a n si a ug h ter and leaving the adjutant general to Gulfport of It are not Wood of Ocean the scene of an accident charges hire the State Forestry represented by Cvf rcmt State and U.S. to be into a Row whose home and r u was ot Mi- in the death of the 27- sion to draft a timber chairman of the pi erne Court attempts to win of strict ft ings burned while they were Council Chambers ve wiman earlier this ment program and use the s we do not desire I his 1 In Commerce at the meeting held ' said a check showed nue improving the The presumably will into a rigidity 46. farmer here and em- - PeJ n g eates to a motel d Trees could be cut without consider legislation proposed by he Thus it w 1 be seen that the or acting whether of a factory at nearby agricultural adjustment provide replacing together Her approval bv the forestry Mr. William A. not pressures be from North or South died Sunday of a heart at- nore expandI on the tront of mission if the land must be Messers only had his conviction for the that when some Wood is a native of Moss the car when was arrested 12 cleared for military were out olf enme of heard by a jury pressure is and on Mrs. Rowell and most hag in the dying The two bills now face action this occasions we sense such of her seven children were in a - ton yarn brokerage business in in the then we are and seek home when their others He has resided in Ocean home caught jn appropriations Springs for the past live years of receiving for the others active in the Chamber of Change the 1 ] 4 - billion A NEWS annual soil bank program by abandoning next year the acreage reserve strengthening the longer-term mostly fair and high servation He proposed 52-56; fair and cool with 450 million dollars for payments low 32-36; continued fair and high moderate outlook partly cloudy and low 36-40, high 56-60. Clear to partly cloudy through Rather cold again tonight with lowest 30-38 and scattered Pape Agreement On Three Year Trucking Ala. S. Weather Station located agreement on a three-year Biloxi Yacht Club 24 hours ended was reached last night at 6 representatives of union Low Noon and 15 61 48 Southeastern Trucking Assn. Jan. 16 52 Proposal will be submitted union locals and truck S. Weather Station located at the U. S. Navy Base in Gulfport 24 hours ended at 5 16. in Florida and Tennessee Noon ratification before being 47 ? llbllc - 54 Reserve Board Cuts Margin Required For Purchases Of than advertising her being convicted on perjured rather than automatic it was timony presented to a Circuit mission of Mississippi one to HUNTER FATALLY Supreme Court of the state LI twice to a United Die district to the Court of Appeals and to Miss. the U.S. Supreme Court er 38-vear-old Memphis real estate sales UPHOLDS wounded in raise new funds for hunting on the final Miss. it todav another anti- ing capital and the duck His margin re- Other reaction from financial went off as he bent to pick up statewide raids on 111 011 purchases - circles was with some a Dr. J. after breaking bad on both sharing Funston's ley McKinnery of law and others viewing the family life were Constable Herschel today the Federal Re- having temporary effects COUNTY ACREAGE told Gartin Wetzel was nearby Vaid he iT serve Board cut from 70 to 50 per the the imS IN SOIL a home of bribing Thomas the or down PaV Miss. - W F. who commented expressed Adams Umt Stabilization and effects were felt on the Committee said Z Z 1 Landrum said be arrested Coast Stock Exchange in twice as much acreage with in art near Brooklyn last cancer Clarence Mandoiza of Rotary is stated clerk qf the representing the Teamsters Inter- Meridian Presbytery and a and A. 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Green of the ber of the Biloxi Hospital board YORK The Stock opened sharply in dealings which quickly put the ticker behind floor was the market's first reaction to the news late that the Federal Reserve Board had reduced margin requirements from 70 per cent to 50 per effective ranged from a few cents to around SI in the opening burst of OlOCK 111 wum V It was still open was placed in the soil bank on ' ZTJ wZZ 100 the reserve action the first with 1957 aj saying he of moonshine in his and prices He said farmers qualified for ahead in active times as much The other constables Clifton Saucier of Hancock County and Bravo Woodcock board officials declined COMPLETE make any forecasts that the COLLEGE FUND move might help reverse the of business investment in - CRAFT Moderate Truckers said in a winds 10-18 Mississippi joint statement last Mr. Wood is a director oi the eastward this we have reached a tentative Ocean Springs Chamber of Com- the sues otherwise gentle to moderate agreement mostly winds 6-16 through plant and Rut dent White of Mississippi action spoke for If College said today a THE DAILY HERALD such a movement high appropriation bv the requirements would not be completes a drive to for purchase of standing in the way of stock for a student center at the Presbyterian Church at Cuevas wag burned to tbe ground Sunday law allows them to continue to hold office unless and until they are The constables were among about 70 men arrested in surprise raids over and chairman of its v. ays The 70 per cent The board s decision The school pliant n was one of the oldest in the statement came at the end and means committee for the been public after two an- eight years two days of new C. of C which revealed third year of a con- C. C. McDonald Jr. oi Bay St. ended 1957 with a A Current Louis was reelected first vice bump These re- Okla. IN THE DAILY YEARS ends at Miss came a wage Cleve Allen Jr. of Gulfport The reduction was hailed Allen and Galloway JAN. 16, 1938 up little at the end of three replaced Mr. Wood as second vice Keith of the INCOME for their marriage Major E. A. Tony of Biloxi New York Stock as j income said the u The oa the program of the 3 feet Present pay not replaced Mrs. Mabel Green of Bay ling the market a desirable added Commerce dropped saved them ammal 1 Louis ac that he said would W 1m Wis. When Mr. and Mrs. Burnell named their 12th baby Joan it came as no surprise to their The other children
