Sun Herald from Biloxi, Mississippi • 2

TWO The Dajly Herald Gulfport and Hiloxl Mississippi Coast Thursday Afternoon January 19 1956 President Hasn't GULFPORT NEWS Mob Disorders Continued From Page One rate small state under the direct administration of New Delhi Leaders of the demonstrators demand that the city be part of the separate state of Marathi --speaking peoples Continued From Page One objection to such entry" NEW HAMPSHIRE His statement dealt only with New Hampshire But later in the conference Eisenhower said reply to a question Chickens Will Lead Hit Parade Of Food Bargains Beef Prices Reported Lower Too By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (Last November major commercial Chickens for broiling or frying producers a und the country hatched 6a million chicks or about will lead the hit parade of bargain MRS CARRIE GOFF Mrs Carrie Beatrice Goff 71 died at 11:50 last night two and one-half weeks after entering the HONOR PARENTS Dr and Mrs Gerald Wessler entertf'ned in honor of Mrs parents Dr and Mrs- this week-end at their home Wanda Place About 40 Unofficial reports said -5 persons guests were present Dr and Mrs were killed and several hundred Cardon left today for New York Committee Will Make Probe Of Auto Selling By JOE HALL WASHINGTON WV-Bafcked by a pol of retail auto dealers a Senate subcommittee launches public hearings today on charges of abuses in auto sales Sen Monroney (D-Okla) chairman of a Commerce subcommittee Moving To Condemn Israel's Raid UNITED NATIONS HE Security Council moved closer today toward a vote condemning Dec 11 raid -on Syrian outposts northeast of the Sea of Galilee The attack killed 56 Syrians and six Israelis Syria called it aggression Israel said it was necessary for two years A native of wounded yesterday But a government radio broadcast today put 'the number of dead at 10 Seven persons had been reported specials in many of the good stores and supermarkets thjs weekend Prices are down almost everywhere In New York one large food and Boston and will sail later this week for Rome aboard the US3 Constitution Dr headquarters are in Rome where he is with the United Nations 'tural- program on automobile marketing released hilled earlier in Bombay state 25 per cent more than a year earlier and in December they started 71 million chicks or 44 per cent more than a year ago Some of the November chicks are on supermarket counters now and the bulk of the huge December crop will be on its way to dinner tables in March Accordingly to end Syrian firing on Israeli cV- i chain has trimmed retail prices of tishing and police boats on the in- nrpnfksffflrf rpadv-to-enok frv land which is inside Israel to thS lowest ers and broilers level since 1954- busha County Miss she had re- tided in Kreole for 35 years Surviving are her husband Clif--ton Goff Kreole: a son John Goff Kreole a daughter Mrs George Siurua Kreole a brother -Fred Holt Memphis two sisters Mrs' Nellie Holt Waldron and Mrs Lucrctia Holt Tubbs New Orleans and five grandchil--dren The body is at the Fails Funeral Home in Moss Point where fun-erai services will be held at 10 Friday morning Interment will be in Griffitj cemetery The Rev Dillard pastor of the Kreole Methodist Church near the Syrian border The council was sure to condemn STK S3 SJ2 SSS: a sampling of reductions New York six cents a pound a good chance that prices will soon be even lower than they are today PRODUCE There aren't so many outsland- Pittsburgh two cents Jacksonville POLICE CONTINUE PROBE OF OFFENSES Investigations of two recent offenses reported to the Gulfport police department are being pressed as officers have been running down leads Chief Klein reported today Police are probing the breaking and entering of Hfvdy's Indepen- to entry of his name in any of the state presidential primaries news conference attracted the second largest crowd of newsmen dver to attend an Eisenhower session with reporters There were 290 present This was fewer than turned out for his first news conference Feb 17 1953 The smiling President remarked it was good ter see so many faces again after so long an absence Then he turned to the political situation and rapidly read his official reply to entry of his name in the New Hampshire primary Newsmen had a great backlog of questions for the President and they ranged over many subjects including: ON DULLES Dulles Eisenhower said firmly that he has complete faith in his secretary of state but added he three in Balgaum The biggest concerted- attack came last night in the Sewri slum area where hundreds of Marathispeaking Indians -battled police Crowds of demonstrators opened simultaneous attacks at 10 pm and police said they opened fire each time Marathi-language groups make up about half of nearly three million population The other major language is Gujarati In New Delhi a government spokesman said federal authorities and four at resolutions to choose from Joza Brilej of Yugoslavia four cents Boston four cents Chi- ing buys in produce this week terns ouswo lour cems wu-juis in- tmHnAivl 1 ieenthe differ pS-' four Md Detroit of the more popular fruits cents land vegetables are no longer as dent Meats 1302 29th Ave put in by the Soviet Union a car burglary at the residence of and a somewhat milder one from STEAK LOWER plentiful as they were a lew weeks Lower prices are the rule in 'ago and a severe cold wave in many cities too for sirloin steak Florida has had a tendency to push beef rib roast pork and lambcitrus prices up Mrs A Gillis 3428 Beach Chief Klein said the meat con- the United States Britain and France Western observers feel were helpless to move in unless cern burglar -was overed bFjthtt the Soviets through TroT are some good army rtn Albert Conn and Raymond) resolution are trying Arab fo- thn thorn Bombay authorities asked biui vum wu najuiuuu) steak boneless cross rib roast and i buys for those who seek them in advance of the session a poll of retail dealers showing widely held views that and other practices must be curbed The subcommittee's questionnaire was answered by 19113 of the 42000 dealers Of those who replied 13749 endorsed study or federal legislation with regard to automobile dealers Called as the first witness was George Romney president of American Motors Corp which makes Hudson and Nash cars Romney said in a prepared statement he believes car customers are developing a attitude as a result of horsetrading practices that have characterized new car selling in the postwar believe the automobile industry as a whole has suffered in public esteem as a he continued are ethics of current automobile marketing practices He said his company has adopted a new policy designed to give its dealers a bigger voice in car selling problems'' was defined by the subcommittee as discount sales of cars by regular dealer to nonfranchised dealers for resale ued believe many dealers toe method and intervention Decelle on -a routine patrol En-lfavor as part of their cold Sabotage between "Bombay and trance was achieved by loosening! war offensive in the East Poona paralyized rail communica-ja screen on a window An un- Soviet Delegate Ar Sob- tion between the major west coast disclosed amount of currency was olev sc id the Yugoslav resolution port and central and southern removed India I Mrs Gillis said the trunk of the deserved serious consideration The Big Three again shied away fresh pork shoulders also occupy I Grapefruit is in good supply in a prominent spot in the weekend I most markets despite the Florida special list Turkeys are featured: frost Oranges and tangerines also 1 in some areas swordfish steaks 'offer excellent value although here are among bargain-priced seafood ard there prices may be up a shade items along the eastern seaboard from the week before American evangelist Billy Gra- automobile had been pried open from the ictea that the council WILLIAM HOOVER William Hoover 60-year-old S- Air Force veteran of World War II died Wednesday at 2:30 pm at the Biloxi VA has not read a controversial article Center He was a native of Hunt-jin Life magazine quoting the sec-ington Pa but was residing injretary as saying the country has Gulfport before being admitted been three times to the of to the VA Hospital about two weeks ago To his mind the President said Survivors include a former Dulles is a man devoted to peace wife Mrs Susie Hollock of and in opinion the Gulfport I best secretary of state he ever has Protestant funeral services mown' were conducted this morning ini The Statement attributed to the center recreation- build: ng I Dulles which has caused the great- ham now on a visit to India saidland a box of drafting tools valued Market analysts attribute low broiler prices to stepped-up production on poultry farms Wholesale prices in the Delaware-RIaryland-Virginia area the chief supplier are 10 cents a pound below should ask Israel to compensate Syria for loss of life and property The Big Three had termed this imnractical The Yugoslav resolution would The Yugoslav- he spent six hours Wandering3 575 was stolen r0uhd Bombay yesterday Asked' rpr riMPrr reaction to toe riotace Je sk ed toe is the Market specialists have tagged potatoes onions lettuce collards and kale as outstanding buys in vegetables with Canadian turnips beets and sweet potatoes listed as buys Other featured produce items: Mackintosh apple Cuban pineapples Texas broccoli and new green cabbage The Department of Agriculture has singled out grapefruit as its this week replied: human heart same all over" the world the only i Pnl3 at GuIf havo thc council sry Syria en-a year aKO 17 cent nrt-r difference is in the color of Vth Stephanie -titled to in the 17 under skins-1 like India because it is a Satterfield in charge end Miss San-jcase The Soviet resolution would wonderful iSra Dillman giving the Lord have it decide should pay streetcars aady Eada led the respon-j adequate and Stephanie) The Western proposal says that Laillll Save the scriDture reading if Israel disregards international est furor is that ability to with full military honors accorded to the deceased Inter-xnent'was in the VA Center get to the -verge (of war) without getting into the war is the Dulles told- a news conference Tuesday he wouldn't have put it that way for publication Eisenhower said he has read about the controversy touched off the article but that for him to discuss it would only make it a part of this country official records Eisenhower said he didn't know whether some of the yiews ascribed to Dulles may have been charges of $7a to $12a a car based unfortunate but he said with great on railroad rates charged as if the emphasis that he personally is sup-i cars were shipped from Detrmt PA A 1 1 porting before the world a program -Actually he said most cars arejiJIUUwllIa TV I II Graham said saw stoned automobiles burned aMawIw ektnlf aiinAii Kaatan elderly shopkeeper--- beaten sticks for keeping his But ht said he In fine timer and even some Dootiegging was sen" i people who seemed in mood smiled back at with hands folded Hindu 1 not afraidbecause lieve that God is with said have no SATTERLEE Sr'terlee octogenarian former resident of Moss Point died Wednesday afternoon in a Meridian hospital The body will be brought to Funeral Home at Moss Point today Funeral arrangements are store open I and the thought for the day based obligations hererJter the council had a the Good Samaritan Miss Sat- of thejterfleld ave cl2flng Praycr an' angry 'club SETS NFW him when date FOR MEETINGS iandi The Gulf Coast Jewish 'Yugoslav th style Ghlll met Wednesday night at the'S tm warnT Lall antK I be-GlIf Cnast Jewish Centpr and de kWafd Graham cded that the meeting time be tt Cw hep changed from Wednesda? 1 hc U'3 Chart" PYisIons me mini wearusaay --jthorizing the council to invoke of tiie month to the second Wed-j diplomatic blockade economic a a-I' boycott or even force against an A film was shown on the new aggressor nation slide projector the club bought for completed and shipped from widely! 'will have to consider what further measures are At request the words the were added The same words occur in the RUDOLPH HECHT FUNERAL The funeral service for Rudolph Hecht 70 board chairman of Jf peace the Sunday school to give the! ii- i members an idea of how effective SSUSmeSSeS ASKCCl As for whether he ever was scattered assembly plants many ready to use the atomic bomb in by truck at much lower than rail Protest Invite Given Kershaw International House and a prominent New Orleans financier who died Wednesday at Ochsner Foun- it has been for the children Refreshments were served by JACKSON Miss (Jv-A group ofitlie hostesses Mrs Elaine Silver University of Mississippi students: 'ivian Hirsch ll protest today the speaking in-JTlREK VEHICLES IN vitation £ivcn to the Rfv Al itd Arpip irnrtrvT Kershaw Episcopal minister andT CCID connection with the crises in Korea rates elation Hospital following a heart Indochina and Formosa the Pres-! attack were held at 1 o'clock-this-ident said be had not read the I1U SOS afternoon at the family' home 16 Life article but in any event he Audubon PI with interment at was not going to discuss matters 3 in Live Oak Cemetery which come before the National Pass Christian Security Council Mr Hecht who maintained a' a flai or no answer on whether he summer home at Pass Christian decided as the Life article diet of in the! A jury returned a To Issue W-2 Forms Business firms with large payrolls were asked today by District Director Enochs of the Intern'd Revenue Service to re- j- i iirt-t- v-incifs iwu pitmen emu case L55 -2 tax nithholding musJL: because of thi motion wce involvcd stMeim-nls to their employees as ver-alleged belief in racial integraUon i a SSffle accSi? to help expedite They will appear before the cpl-ia-m- Wednesday on the Pass Road adjustment Krasa beconfe welTknow 6 shovSlace8 said Dulles believed to order of Oscar M-jvar-oWiege 'boards aTegisIalor said' with 'r ncordin to 'the of man' iudividual "taxpayer re become a well known snow place Chinese had Biloxi Veterans Administration ivi v-cst or 22nd Ave at cording to tm sure what the Communists might Kaasa wri found on a bus stop Jvaasa wm round on a Das -months ago by answering difficult tcmational nickun truck owned bv ill111 them in bench at the intersection of stion HI Z-The address to whi and jn that area Asahel Cooper Jr Evans FarwelL NATIONL DEFENSE Com-'euse St and Hovvard Ave in Mr Hecht Vas also chairman of menting on a Saturday Evening loxi about 11:10 am and was rush-- th of Mississippi Shippmg Post article by Gen Matthew ed to the hospital but was dead fnr the reapjent of many! dg-ay the President said firm-'when he arrived rerf Poo board He was I me rusi'Jl-m cllu iiiiij- He ariivcu iPnlnrorf Pnnoln to his office hich payments revenue cilice asked that no cash be sent Fishermen demand MAGNOLIA BRAND Pick up Magnolia Brand Pure Pork SAUSAGE (Hot or Mild) at your grocer TODAY the Co honors including The Times-Pica-Jy in effect that he never has! Countv Coroner and Rangeri nTDmmv yune Loving -Cup-for- cumulative based any military decision on' Frank Hightower conducted the in-! VvnLVrV'rlrL- furtherance of finance arrange- political considerations 'quest at the VA Center Wednes- That started a furor Missis-j ON POL1UL M)KUE ments necessary to important pub- Ridgway had written that when day afternoon and Chester Juani-'11- segregation on- Police Chief Ernest Klein re- lie enterprises in 1922 the Thom-'he was Army chief of staff in the co served as bailiff Jurors were law Several lawmakers ported today that Janue I) Fer- as Cunningham award in 1948'early days of the Eisenhower ad-Carey Galle Sr Curtis Sevmour urged the college board to with- guson 1238 37th Ave had heen ap-for outstanding service in the bet ministration the Defense Depart-' Jerry Williams Henry Toombs ldraw fij invitation although the pointed a patrolman of the Gulf-terment of Latin American rela-ment sought to pressure him to fit Chester Partridge rid Cox' Kershaw said lus speech port police force Fcrgusun who 4 by his views to a Kaasa was a native of Elbow concern modern drama and served from 19a0 to 195a as a US tions a large plaque in-1954 Classiliads Get Quick FOOD MARKET Air Force policeman replaces Dal Eisenhower said such a theory icnt 'at the since October" ofj The minister from Oxford Ohio McGuire who has resigned to would be contrary to the policies! 1955 VA officials said that he suf-is scheduled to speak during Re- enter the service station business politico-military ILake Minn and had been a the' Sales! Executive Council of the! of Commerce as Star' Salesman-At-Large lor the year and also in 1954- was- one of 25 men named to the Hall- of Fame for the' Living by Dixie Business Magazine He was born iif Germany June 3 he has followed in his -military from a career result of severe asthma Ridgway also took issue in the He is survived by a sister Mrs article with a statement in Eiscn-jida Carlson Elbow Lake Minn 1954 State of the Union and a newplww Oliver A -Ander- her-t condition as hgious February Phone 27 Emphasis Week late in His invitation was extended before his television appearance and NAACP statement 404 East North Street PASS CHRISTIAN FRLE ar- message that' the son Benson Minn Funeral FREE DELIVERY DEIJVERY GET SURPLUS FOODS BATON ROUGE Distribution of surplus food commodities con tinued today in 18 parishes after receipt of 18 carloads of foodstuffs bought by the federal government under its price support urogram More than 100 carloads is ex-nectcd fnr distribution to needy 1885 and came to America as a young man to study American! 1955 fiscal year program was jrangements are incomplete on a new military program' banking methods He joined the Pianist To Give Concert Friday CHICAGO John Fitzgerald 77 chairman of Reynolds Fitz- These Prices Good Friday and Saturday Only RDER two JbhP 9 9 Lb aJ unanimously recommended by the Joint Chiefs of Ridgway said he did not concur! Hibernia Bank in 1906 and accepted a position! as assistant foreign exchange manager for the bank In 1918 at the age of 33 be-be-j came president of the bank and before his retirement was appointed chairman of 4he Board He served in 1918 aspresidentof the American Institute of Ranking and in 1921 was 'named president of the PINE BURR departments in-in New York Died yesterday Volved to be checked If there are any discrepancies the President added the newsmen should take State Bank Division of the Ameri-them up with Adm Arthur can Bankers Assn and-: chairmen of the Joint ldent of the Investment Bankers! Chiefs of Staff or Secretary of Assn In 1934 he was elected Press bureau in Chicago Born a Caldwell Franklin La- Harvard III- Died yesterday honors of Julliard School of Music Catahoula Avoyelles Pointe land a former faculty member of Coupee St Landry Acadia and the Biarritz American University I Evangeline of France He was a member ofj the teaching staff under the Hi-tche-HAS ATTACK of Julliard CROCKETT Tex Nat Patton the Texas congressman who ad-Mr Ullman is a veteran of five dressed a King and Queen of years service in the Army 1 England as and was twice wounded and 11 times and thereby decorated He has appeared in gained international notice today was for a White House official to conceal the serious ill- ne jS hours son administration and refrain from calling in other School of Music immediately for 191 That was an obvious allusion to Jact that Eisenhower attack Picnic Hams lb 390 ROUND Steak ib 680 Rib Chops Ib 580 ALL 31 EAT Ground Beef Ib 390 Beef Stew ib 100 VALUE Sliced Bacon ib 350 Franks Ib TINE PURE PORK ROLL Sausage Eb SPICED LUNCHEON Meat Ib Chuck Roast Ib Pork Chops Ib BOSTON BUTT Pork Roast Ib year ago the prospects for world peace are better and brighter But! he added quickly he was not consultant stand there and say there is any cause for complacency Eisenhower noted that when took office three years ago tomor-n Denver occurred at 2 o'clock piano recital in all 48 states and was under treatment for a severe row the Korean War still was go-n the morning and no announce-jin countries of western Europe attack ing he added that -anyjment was maderegardingit until! He is winner of more than a score He suffered the attack Tuesday nighty Doctors say that if no complications develop in the next 10 days to 2 weeks Patton has a good chance for recovery He represented the Third Texas District from 1936 to 1946 Allied decision to cross the Yaluihis own doctor Maj Gen Howard of competitive awards in music River to bomb Red Chinese bases jM Snyder was in consultation including the MacDowell Club in Manchuria might have shockedwith other doctors quickly afterYoung Artists Contest the Julli-Jnternational opinion lie noted tool th" seizure Sard fellowship for study at Chau- that in the last three years the He was at least as soon as ittauqua and the $1000 Bamberger Indochina crisis has ended even was daylight Eisenhower added competition in piano playing u-ifh a fffin 11 11 he' it with grin 88 10 Ib Bag Light Crust With Coupon WITH ORDER llormel'g With Order Pure Lard 2 ibs 29c BLUE TLATE Cooking Oil 79 SUGAR 5 lbs 380 president 0 the -American Bankers Assn The Counsular Corps of New Orleans gave notice Wednesday that as a token of respect for Mr Hecht and of sympathy for-- his' family they have cancelled their annual reception which was to have been held today- FRANK LEOXARDI RITES Pallbearers at th funeral of Frank Leonard! 81-year old retired auto worker which vras held Wednesday afternoon at the Griffith Cemetery Moss Point were Webb Cecil Byrd Matt Carter Jack Whittington Whittington and Fred Ogbom BITES FOR MRS PARKS '-The funeral services for Mrs Lottie Parks who died at her home in Long Beach Saturday will be held from Chapel Friday afternoon at 2 with the Rev John Green pastor of Long Beach Baptist Church officiating Interment will be: in Southern Memorial Park Cemetery RITES FOR MRS- REEVES- The funeral service for Mrs Florian Stewart Reeves widow of Ifcham Reeves was largely attended Tuesday afternoon at the home 916 41st Are where the Rev Dodge pastor of Grace Memorial Bntist Church and the Rev Wolfe pastor of Coalville 'Methodist Church officiated From the home the funeral procession went tty the Coalville Church for services followed by interment in the Coalville Cemetery Pallbearers were Mrs Reeves' grandsonsBer-trandf Wittmann Kenneth Witt-mann Michael Wittmann Guy Al-len Jr A Anderson Jr and John Anderson a FARM Asked about the feasibility of bringing hogs under the price support program Eisenhower called that too serious a question for a quick answer He said however that he is in favor of moving cautiously on the whole matter of bringing perishable items under the price support program WATER RESOURCES A re-oortcr asked the President whether he plans any steps to put into effect recommendations in a report to him by a Cabinet study committee on water resources Eisenhower noted that he sent the report to Congress earlier this week and added he also has aides at work analyzing the document HOOVER RECOMMENDATION Eisenhower saij he is grateful to former President Herbert Hoover for his study of government reorganization problems The President was noncommittal however as to whether he agrees with one informal recommendations calling for appointment of an administrative president to ease the burdens of the chief exec-utive In Memoriatn DEL 3IOXTE T03IATO though as put probably not on the best basis He also talked about easing- of tensions in such places as Iran Trieste and Guatemala where a Communist dominated regime was overthrown On the broad topic of the world outlook Eisenhower said there has been a great letdown since the Geneva summit conference of last July That conference he went on touched off a great wave of relief and hope at first but the President said those liigh hopes have not been' realized As to the possibility of another summit conference Eisenhower said he had not heard anything about a proposal to that effect by Soviet Premier Nikolai -Bulganin PRESIDENTIAL With reference to his heart attack Eisenhower was asked 'whether1 he has given any thought to 'what a reporter called the failure 1 of the Constitution to specify by whom or when the disability should be declared and by whom or when it should be declared at an: end Eisenhower replied that is a matter which ought to have -careful studv by Congress and the attorney general He- added that the mutter should be resolved oartic-ularly the -auestion of deciding whether the President himself Is able to recognize disability Also in the health field the President was asked by May Craig who reoresents the Portland Press Herald and other Maine newspapers whether ha thought it Sauce 3 cans 270 OLD GLORY PorkS Beans can 190 Catsup 240 NABISCO PRE3IIU3I Crackers 280 Big Three Day Convention Friday Saturday Sunday January 20-21-22 At East Jr High School Rev Pemberton Gufport Services At 7 :30 pm PRINCIPAL SPEAKERS Beall DD Pastor of Bethesda -Missionary Temple Detroit -Mich James Bealt ThD Associate Pastor of Temple Many Other Ministers Will 'Be Present From Mississippi Alabama Louisiana and Texas Bring- the sick for special praycr Special singing at every service You Are Welcome! All Services Interdenominational Sponsored by Gulfport Revival Center Rev Pemberton Pastor SWEET IDAHO RUSSET Potatoes 5 ibs 290 Ceiery stalk 150 Lettuce 2 heads 250 50 We Reserve The Right To Limit Store Open 'Til Noon Sunday loving memory of our Dear Husband and Father WILLIS POWELL Died January 19 1955 Though gone from those who loved you And free from care and pair We pray that in your heavenly home We all shall -meet -again Sadly missed lie Children Lt Gen Vladimir N-Bogatkin 52 described by PTavda as a in or Id War and after the war a leader in Communist party-work in the army and central apparatus of the Ministry of Defense Died Tues- Mother Sister and Brother It A.