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   Biloxi Daily Herald (Newspaper) - February 12, 1958, Biloxi, Mississippi                                PAGES Pg. 8  Local Local News - Entertainments 11  National Sports 12 Herald 16  He Ufi and NEA Biloxi Mississippi Wednesday 11, 195(1 Herald 74Number 112  Is Ike Troops Must Pull Tunisia Will Cite GOP Voting On Natural Gas Is To Find Million In New Further U. AND UGHT New Orleans - Self-styled liberals made it they will be prepared to declared today France must pull all herl troops out of Tunisia before friendly relations can be Tunisian demand came in the wake of a thumping 339-179 vote of support in the French National Assembly for Premier Felix Gaillard after he defended last Saturday's bombing of the Tunisian border village of Sidi Youssef as a legitimate defense against Algerian BLOCKADE FRENCH In neophyte F. President Eisenhower today expressed deep concern over unemployment and said he is confident the picture will start to brighten in a the President left open the possibility that climbed Miss. special House subcommittee plans liberals made it to find the to b i d million last get WOrse problem ot money in an lo teacher pay starve the French out of North and in the fall election situation does troubled about the business Byrd Says He Won't Seek Va. - Sen. Harry F. Byrd chairman of the Senate Finance Committee and senator from Virginia for 25 announced today that lie will not be a candidate for re-election next * Racing Program In Crescent NEW ORLEANS an I unusual sight in this usually sunny fell on New Orleans It was the first measurable snow in over 20 years here and most residents greeted it as they would a long lost Flakes Since January 1955 Sift Coast bundled up this morning and waited tor the snow which the weather bureau had predicted by noon today a few heavy with big ' flakes delighted youngster and oldster One of the first reports flakes coated trees a Seafarer who had been out out the Mardi Gras the Gulf during the early hours Many children who had a small he reported that snow only in pictures joined a flurry fell over water south city at 5 7 a.m. in at and residents arose to find light falls in chairman of the in by said yesterday defiance of the Tunisian the President got OUt a special statement only of meetings so far Tunisian released a on government proponents and opponents agreement that the job is threatened a a wu of the controversial measure jg dollars in French naval base at to COmbat it. that the bill's gj on the of passage were lessened would be used to Tunisian Habib the furore over a Texas provide raises of a newsmen in Tunis after groups tying support of the depending a string of diplomats that his primary the removal of French and that alone can a climate of money would be used a Texas provide raises of a all depending upon xu to a fund-raising under a now on the TEXANS RAISE House biU is a cleansed of the remains of Monday mght through a the to he dinner in teacher raises of N will be H. J. Texas Re- wL to ask contributors to purchase The House Education Committee a had he ped to pass a nine month 84 wounded and 10 gas in 19d5 and would qj ninth month also removed the best advice I can and on my own study of the facts regularly placed before I believe that we have had most of our bad news on the unemployment he am convinced that we are not facing a prolonged downswing in indication is that commence to see the start AP AUNT TAKEN BY muster of 65 the teacher pay i Bolstered by the of members to pass But the House version is in the National Assembly n nn at lOO mimon 19 Both the White House and the more than the voted the permanent NATO Council m services wdl be held today National appropriate for education in Paris its own report on Saturday's Mrs. E. E. 79-year-old disavowed any with 1959.60. ibombing. The step was taken Gov. CarroU appeal and the national lawmakers any other of France's Mrs. who had been in said it accept none promised an attempt to turbed allies could bring up the poor health for some died ot the mopey Porter and other mandatory school Norway had do a a British Foreign a four nephews Office spokesman told a news three in scraping it off cars for OFF r 1 e a n s Parish C 0 r oner During the i flurries in the downtown Gras parade tonight of the n s e a s o and the con- FIRST SINCE 1954  snow brought back resulting from Fair Grounds also canceled memories of the snowfall of March racing program for the 6, 1954, when enough feU to build Byrd said he had The snow began falling about 7 snowmen and toss The his wife six years ago he increased in intensity 1 last recorded snow Gulfport seek re-election after 9 a.m. coating trees members was January 23, 1955,  a statement a heavy fall covered the io weather bureau SINCE 1935  in pickup in job that should mark the of the end of the downturn in cur provided we apply ourselves with confidence to the As Americans we have a responsibility to work toward the early resumption of sound growth in our setting forth steps the government already has taken or plans to take to deal with the Eisenhower added that if other measures should be sure they shall be in Sergeant Tried As Spy For was the first time snow light snow began falling in Biloxi about 11 o'clock this morning and by noon the flakes were coming down in heavier Most of the flakes melted on measured here since 1935. tact with with i party said they did as a floor know what would be done SENATE DENIES said he also knew raises who visited Sidi in advance about the gas bill's of Under had formed the impression AWAIT connection with the which the raises continue for Tunisian accounts of the said he considered P M er one of those generally Watkins of The Tunisians claimed a TUPELO Miss. survey of the economic situation came less than 24  The government reported that joblessness last month increased 1,120,000the biggest monthly rise since the depression of the 1930s to a total of nearly 4^ The prosecution called in an FBI agent today in support of court-martial charges that Roy A. Rhodes sold information to Soviet pleaded innocent to charges of espionage conspiracy and falsifying a loyalty oath at the opening yesterday of his tary Winchester Kelso Jr. prosecuting said it will be proved that while Rhodes was assigned to the U.S. Embassy in Moscow from to 1953 he peddled information to the Soviets for a Kelso was of an inch was snow followed a new cold wave which sent temperatures in the city to 35 early A low of 28 to 32. was forecast one school in the city was reported The Orleans Parish school board said it didn't plan to classes because many of the parents them sticking for several was last seen in Biloxi when a light fall was visible Jan. 23, 1955. The year previously on March 6, awoke to find a 2-inch blanket of snow throughout the THE ASSOCIATED fell on southern classwork was revised to pi today as far south as the the children to play in the Coast and the Weather Many teachers deviated 1 said there was more to their regular FORECAST concentrated on weather The bureau's forecast called snow from Jackson this afternoon and 1.T- J 1. I freezes throughout the state workers m the downtown left buildings a n dinners County today a homes and two Red Cross Eisenhower followed up hU by bombs and that announcement that he ambitious His pn anH in me ui Congress to authorize in the sections of the state also were covered with ice and and reported light in the Jackson area and to the a rare Police closed bridges m bowing to Baton Shreveport a n d I relentless sun and rising City long enough for sand to be spread on were closed in West Baton Rouge and Livingston went night clubbing and with a Soviet mechanic The Lake Charles and two Soviet and DUE But it was only The forecast for tonight called for lows of 20-24 in northern part of the 22-26 in the M Butler in a ambitious His idea en and children were among the 01 J. wt is to double the tax on cigars and The French said their 21, of the nearby that Martin's name was Continued On Page Has Rare Snow to produce about 5% tack was limited to The of dollars more a manned by would make the tax 10 cents on a pack of in the Sen. Classify of Columbus in the of one of the | summer's battering by Hurricane reported snow began still recovering from and 20-30 with in a ditch yesterday about 500 feet from his which had two blown-out TO Ala. the first he not plan to call up and this week his to - | 1 rtiii  S Se the on tax | CompaniOn Held Miss. J. reau office predicted snow for HIS would provide peri Miss. day in this surtax 100 Bob Nichols said a after the re- surtax in 19^2. and 8 romance led to the death of ports of snow flurries came from cent The present 14 in a program of modernization of post offices and postal services over three to five of Commerce Weeks has predicted that unemployment will cUmb to five this month and then commence a HEARS TESTIMONY downward seasonal C. White he Soviet ing around midnight and through the morning estimated or five inches fell also planned to close noon in the south Louisiana Their home told Rhodes the woman was pregnant and used this as a threat to extract is married and his wife says she is standing by him because she believes in his snow in the cold was predicted for weather bureau said the snow would continue to fall in the New Orleans area all May long. It was the 26th time snow just to the north of Per cent surtax produces 7^^ and from several dollars a said the surtax would classified i jury ruled that Mrs. 40-year-old intently but season in Vicksburg March secretary was asked as Kelso told the lO recorded in New include a on the court-martial that trace was recorded in 1955. Thei special showing of the wiU begin to dechne met the Soviets five snow on record fell Feb. attorneys gold in the and the six times m gave 1395. The weather bureau being other Bling Time For Nine In Sheriff Miss. - Judge Raymond Jarvis allowed prosecution attorneys 60 days in which to file snowed here several to help pay for but today's forecast died at the and Ught rains was the first contain a prediction of temperature was in the low 30s early Kling of Red would football star now on duty AC OF tax on soft in Chief of detectives M. B. HISTORICAL Miss. fact about twice the House Renfroe to take her all of Mississippi's I have confidence in the Inw M-M hieh 36-40. Ehno Anderson of Madison County I year old son to her mother's markers contain nearly more later tos a requiring human j and returning to the secretary s than there is room for -on Cloudy to partly to be labeled with the with two whisky jg The State cloudy and cold through address and race of the Pierce also said the bullets of Archives and history has a few snow flumes extreme | The provides a from He Dr John Bettersworth i the surtax is sure to ignite a floor The interim Tax Study Committee has in where he could be the outset of his on his return to this Robert Miss. said was yesterday they had a with Mrs. but she stole a sink from a house took note of the un- detrimental to the state's not in love with officers figures made program and Mrs. Renfroe was the the burglars returned for the He said they indicate mended it not be Olin former Hinds A third revenue by College and Louisiana looks for an increase in about his training eight inches on that work at the Pentagon direct Hagerty simply information on the habits of U.S. newsmen to and er's expression of confidence that some of the end Kelso said Rhodes also told current off in the economy is sharper than usual for this time of Census Bureau has said that the decline last month Missing by the George Rutherford is suing the nine men for charging they damaged him with a petition seeking his recall on grounds he permitted recall ORLEANS 1956 law - has not been in the American end dispatched a 40-foot No recall election Kelso contended was an boat and a helicopter called although a special conspiracy were two search for a 36-foot fishing court ordered the iet Col. Rudolph Abel sel missing in the Gulf of of supervisors to set a and Lt. Col. Reino two days with a crew of twoj Rutherford's attorneys agreed Abel was convicted of present defense attorneys a trial The Guard said copy 6f the October and sentenced to 30 of Buras reported Those being sued are Mayor The conviction has been On Page portion this afternoon and Lowest 16-26 S. Weather Station located at Biloxi Yacht Club 24 hours ended at 6 Low Noon Feb. 11....48 31 Feb. 12.... 31 35  blood transfusions to be made 1 said has not admitted Mississippi State College On Paire sure all the information fits on seven lines of 24 spaces Iran Jordan final U. S. Weather Station located at 1 confessed murdering an draft of a federation uniting MIND ABOUT Miss. Program To Be Financed By Postal missing and said his Soth manager Clifford and Louis of Peoples Bank and Fisher were L. Coast Guard did not know H. real estate the name of the but J. S. president of was due in vicinity of Pass iss County Home and J. A. Cunningham Booneville attorney and leader of the I Loutre two days Sinks In ORLEANS WASHINGTON the National Assn. of of to shore up masters and from Richard J. Guard crews worked today 01 sent to president of the AFL-CIO raise a 40-foot boat that sank To Have coast Third 5. weather I uniting iraq 10 ot ine ' in Ala. U. S. Navy Base in Gulfport wife after a desert and Jordan was being drawn today a and Construction Trades Lake The Coast ot Mirth planted their hours ended at 5 last was shot at tne modernize post 11 The Ahmed con- 10 north of The new unemployment figures High LOW Noon Snow fessed during a court-martial Chamber of Commerce 12. 32 34 T he killed Anita Carroll of senior ministers were action Wash. She had been last-minute four miles might rum described it as one ex- sources said Job the period Feb. 12-17: after it ambushed federation Iraq and 82-45-12 to the in Eastern Louisiana two jeeps in the southeastern west and construction of a of onlookers after shipping reaped the results in House press prompted George Meany It made it back to third parade of the Mardi Gras James C. disclosing 1 of the to call for pumps failed and it stop this thing in 12 feet of women's mystic vicious the garden Miami tornadoes per for its of Eastern Louisiana two jeeps and Temperatures 8-10 Iranian degrees below have one one foreign single defense and eco- bridge at and one federation leaders occur annually in through the downtown section 30-40 north and 40-50 I LODGE IN maxima 50-67. Cold NEW DELHI Cabot niFS slow rising trend beginning chief U.S. delegate to n v. Precipitation heavy today with a letter PARIS moderate north occurring mainly Saturday or Sunday and extreme south PROPOSAL TO ATTRACT CRAFT Small craft warnings are displayed Brownsville to Morgan City for fresh to a letter uean in the French Communist GREENVILLE Prime Te the National K think the situation is f dined to reveal its died today He was 89. of the worse than the - I education program to combat to feel it Meany industry to Japan TOKYO - Eleven The announcement came on the ciA from 3 to 5 cents faces another 6UTS I The first men's parade is uled for tomorrow The Strippers will be followed the Crewe of Columbus parade Friday re also scheduled for Monday and Mari Gras f worse than education program 01 tne s planning to combat the seems to feel called for a stepped-up program and of a Labor and Commerce a plan into which THE DAILY FEB. 12, 1918  Meany T. J. Nevers and J. R. Severs Long Beach who enlisted in the are at present on a 10 day boat launched a plastic scientists were evacuated by Koonce winds 20-35 to be the world's plane from the antarctic As the educational status or report that the postal proposal would where fresh winds 15-1 first The inventor said it cost tion station today and flown to the state so goes the state 3 of unemployed had soared through a fifth less than a metal Japanese rescue ship Soya It's impossible |i last month biggest Most of the building would be 20 YEARS and should give more headquarters here us to attract industry to rise since World War II financed by private THE River at 20.1 up 1.0. slow Pearl River at Pearl observations of electrical unless improve our of 4,494,000. jder the law The 2,700-ton Soya Maru along educational The White House the government to tube-shaped rocket was 9iwith the U.S. icebreaker Burtonl Koonce said Mississippi the postal program such construction under a 51 inches in no weighed 78 pounds and carried a llov were stuck in ice 78 miles from the Island station of Japanese children per capita than any other Only 88 per cent attend over the next three to five term lease eventually takes title when the buildings arc paid 12, 1938  Chevrolet Company will display a full line of at the formal opening of their new on 15Ui Street at tiie of OUTSTANDING manager of the was named Itawamba good citizen He had been 12 for the  

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