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I thought I might as well gel
benefit out Of it also. I have
to learn English, and this is q
good way for me to practice
without losing time"
+ i y
SCHOOL DEPT: A play BY
s. N. Behrman is one Of the
three selected for the opening
season Of the Lincoln Center
Theater. The illustrious Behr-
man took Prof. Bakers famed
theater course at Harvard. One
OF his classmates was the late
Pulitzer Prize-winner Sidney
Howard. Neither of them
ever was invited back to lecture.
Behrman once asked Howard
If he'd ever again seen any of
their other classmates. Eyes.
One" said Howard. IT saw
him at Aqua Caliente. He was
a croupier In the casino"
4 i y
NAME DEPT: Groucho Marx,
whose first name is Julius, said
that only in Caesar" and
Marx Brothers films has a lead
ing man ever been called
Julius.
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THE
LYOlNsDEN
BY LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK.-Victor Mature
has no anything for arts :
sake" illusions about his craft.
He tends more to the sur
vival comes first" practical
school. While he was filming in
Africa with Janet Leigh, a dou-
BILE was hired for his dangerous
scenes in the jungle. Then the
director suggested that Mature
be shown leading Miss Leigh
from a canoe in a jungle
stream.
We've brought you all the
way to Africa" said the direc-
tor. This, at least, will give us
a closeup Of you with a genuine
African background. Mat
ure mentioned the presence Of
crocodiles in jungle streams,
The director sent for the Brit
ish technical adviser-an ex-
pert on the jungle-who had
the solution: "Crocodiles are
afraid of noise. If you clap
your hands, a crocodile win flee
in fright.
Tonight, I'll fire my ele-
plant gun at 30-minute inter-
walls, and I give you my word
there won't be q crocodile
around from here to Cairo" :,
All night long the elephant gun
was fired every half hour, NO
body In the cast or crew could
sleep. In the morning Mature
was asked to step into the
canoe. He refused. and said his
double should do it.
But the firing of that ele-
plant gun, all night long," the
director pleaded, chased every
crocodile away" "Oh
yeah?" Mature replied, How
do I know there wasn't a deaf
crocodile around2"
= = \
DRAMA NOTE: Anita Loos
attended the performance Of
"As You Like 1t" at Joe Papp's
free Shakespeare Festival in
Central Park. At the first in
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MeIinu, Dussin
Laugh Again
BY sHEILAH GRAHAM

Charles De GauIIe. Doesn't
everyone? Now only bonafide
Monacans can live in that land
of Sunshine and gambling tax
free.
Stanley Kramer at the bar in
the Georges Cinq Hotel, before
returning home: I'VE have won
the battle of Moscow" There
were nine Russian judges and
six from the United States and
other countries, but the six pre-
vailed in choosing what Pravds
described as the decadent "81a'
Fellini film as the winner of the
Moscow Film Festival. "The
food in Moscow was bad" says
our man Stanley. But the
caviar, red and black, was
served in great big bucketfuls.
Caviar happens to be one Of my
weaknesses and one of these
days I must 60 to Russia and
gorge.
The reason that Lawrence Of
Arabia" Is not popular In
France as In the other coun-
tries, is that Lawrence hated
the French, and they returned
the compliment. 1t was the aim
of Lawrence to put Feisal
played by Alec Guinness in the
film, on the throne of Syria
And he did, but after a few
weeks Of precarious balancing
the French kicked Feisal out
Lawrence never forgot or for
gave.
FromMiIdred DunnOck on the
set of Behold a Pale Horse: u
love the grotesqueries Of "Ten.
nessee williams plays ant
films. Miss Dunnock was in his
Baby Doll" film with Carroll
Baker and his plays, "Sweet
Bird of Youth" and 1.-THE Milk
Train Doesn't Stop Here Any
More" I'm stopping in Eng
land for one night before I GO
home to New York she told
me, ito see Pat Neal. I adore
her. Pat is currently starring
in London in the Columbis
film. Psyche So" and I hope
to catch up with her before
return to America.
When I was last in Paris,
watched william Holden and
Audrey Hepburn making Paris
When 1t Sizzles." I've heard all
sorts of rumors about the pic
ture, and they are not too good
So / asked someone connected
with the film what exactly had
happened. "They had toe
much fun making it," was the
surprising answer. George
AxeIrOd, the writer. and Dick
Quine, the director, were al
ways thinking up the mos
marvellous gags. They'd breal
each other up, and whenever Q
celebrity came on the set
they'd rope him or her into thu
picture for a gag. (This hap
pened with Tony Curtis.) The
picture is all Jokes and very
little story. Now it win take 9
magician to cut the material
so that it can turn into a good
| film"
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Permission an elderly woman
asked how to get to the nearest
subway station. Miss Loos
asked why she didn't wait for
the rest of the play. II saw it
40 years ago. in Yiddish," the
woman replied, "and frankly. 1t
loses something in the transla-
ton"
CLUB NOTE: Aldous Huxley
has Just been accepted for
membership in one Of the most
exclusive clubs in the world
the British Royal Society Of
Literature. Huxley Is one
of its five members. The 9TH
ers are Vaughan, Forster,
Masefield and Churchill.
NIGHT CLUB DEPT: The
story is told Of a performer,
carrying two bags, arriving at
the office Of a cafe booker for
an addition. He opened the
first bag, removed a walnut and
a hammer, and cracked the
nut against his forehead. The
booker asked for a second DEM
onstration. The man placed
the nut on his forehead, hit it
with his hammer, and cracked
the nut.
II think I can book you into
a night club" the booker finally
conceded. by the way, / see
that your first bag contains
walnuts and a hammer. What's
in the second bag?" d.. The
man replied: aspirin tablets;
lots and lots Of aspirin tablets"
\ 4 4 =
TRAVEL NOTE: Federico
Fellini, author director Of
"8h." stopped in France on
his way home after his trip
here. He held a press inter-
view in Paris, and insisted on
giving his comments only in
English. One reporter
later discovered that Fellini
speaks French well, and re-
preached him for having made
the press session difficult for
them.
Fellini nodded, then ex-
planned: when you interview
me, I'm helping you. too. So
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HOLLYWOOD

PARIS (NANA). - MeIina
MerCOuri and Jules Dassin are
laughing themselves hoarse
again at the prevailing rumor
that they were married quietly
somewhere in England q few
weeks ago. OF course there Is
nothing so strange about get
ting married, but the idea al
ways makes them laugh /.
Melin and Dassin are currently
in Athens starting their new
picture, Man in the Middle, I"
with Macmillan Schell and
Peter UstinOv to play the lead
ing males.
The big disappointment for
the Parisians about the film,
"Marilyn," is that 1t has no
scenes from Some Like it Hot. /"
Well, United Artists which
made that picture is taking
care of the matter. The picture
will be re-released this week In
five Paris theaters, and they
will keep it going as long as
the customers pay. When the
film was recently shown in
Belgium, it made as much
money as the first time around.
Marilyn MOnrOe's estate gets
richer from this picture. She
had a percentage and so does
Tony Curtis. Only Jack Lem
mon received a, straight salary,
100000, I believe it was.
= -
They will be charging three
dollars a ticket, an unheard- of
price In Paris, for Burt Lam
casters prize winning picture,
THE Leopard and four dol
lars for Cleopatra" :. . And
Universal is taking no chances
with Marion Brando's film,
THE Ugly American" 1t will
be shown here in September
when 1t Is cooler. Very few
theaters in Paris are air-con-
ditioned, and it is the hot, dead
season now. Five years ago,
Marion was the most popular
American actor in France and
Italy. Some Of those recent, bad
pictures have dented his APP
peal.
Has anyone here seen Kelly?
Grace, that is. Since her re-
turn from America, she has
been very seldom In the news
But I did discover today that
Prince Rainier had yielded to
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AIse-Iow-sest Dc-zB Dayseaeh service
direct 70 both orlundo and Melbourne for
Cope eanuveFul. For reservations, see your
Travel Agent or call Eastern at Elk 8 1000.
For fight information, tune in TO "Flite
Facts, broadcast every hour on the hour,
"a hour day, over radio station WMAL
$50 on your dial Or call 6S4-5272.
The chronicle., 1963-12-06
Mrs. Johnson
Funeral Sunday

Funeral services will be held
Sunday at $3.50 pm. for Mrs.
Leola Ross Johnson, 50, of 1904
Juniper Street, Pascagoula.
Mrs. Johnson died Thursday
at 11:55 pm. at Singing River
Hospital where she had been a
patient for nine days.
Born in Gasque, Ala. Jan. 20,
1881, she is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Lonnie Ladnier,
PaScagoula; one son, Max L.
Johnson, Slidell, La; 10 grand
children, 80 great grandchildren
and 5 great great grandchildren.
The body will be at Fails Fun
eral Home in Pascagoula Satur-
day at 2 pm. and the services
on Sunday will be held in the
chapel with Brother Grady Wes-
ton, a grandSon-in-law of Mrs.
JohnSon'S from PocahontaS,
Ark, officiating. He will be as
sisted by Brother Wayne Nit
chell of Central Church in Pas
cagoula.
Entombment will be at Mach
pelah Cemetery.
The chronicle., 1963-12-06
70 Convicted
In Mixing Case
On Biloxi Beach

GULFPORT, Miss. (UPD-
Twenty-Five persons convicted
of trespasSing on Biloxi sane
beach property here were free
today on 5000 bonds and planned
to appeal their convictions tC
Circuit Court.
They were among II persons
arrested last June % by Biloxi
police for treSpaSsing on beach
property owned by Mrs. James
M. Parker.
Juveniles in the biracial
group were referred to the
county youth court and 43 adults
were convicted of trespassing in
Biloxi Municipal Court last
June Is.
Forty-two appealed the con-
victions to County Court but 10
were dismissed when they failed
to appear for trial before Judge
Luther w. Naples.
Naples sentenced the remain
ing % persons to 80 days sus-
pended Jail terms and ordered
them to pay $1OO fines after a
found them guilty of tres
passing.
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Paul Harvey
Continued from page /

ANOAiNAAAAS0 Ho6C
Bailey gave a progress report
on efforts to continue airline
service.
so we can maintain an &C
curate record of flights by Jack
son Countians," he urged,
''board here if you can - if
you can't, make reservations
through the local Southern Air
ways office anyway"
Dale Richardson suggested
that one of the most important
ways to attract newcomers is
with constant attention to city
Identification.
Tommy Hegwood reported for
the Better Business Committee;
r. H. Slaughter, education; Jon
Bennett, transportation, and
John Paxton, building.
Jan Voitier, a recent addition
to the Chamber staff, was in
trOduced.
In closing the meeting, Fon-
tame said, IF ever there was
a time to work together, think
positively, and do positive
things, it is now"
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ers. America instead has
worked hard against these
forces and continues to do So"
However, Sen. J. William Full
bright took a different view. In
a speech Thursday, he put the
blame for Kennedy'S death on
the nations heritage Of puritan
self-righteouSneSS and vigilante
justice. BY renouncing eXtrem-
ism, Fulbright said, the nation
might find some redemption for
Kennedy'S death.
But the COP leaders said the
time has come to assure that
Americans are not now divided
and confused by suspicion, dis
trust and unwarranted accusa-
tons"
1--WE are told that hate was
the assassin that struck down
the President" they said in q
formal statement by the &C.
member House Republican Pol
icy Committee.
IF it was hatred that moved
the assassin, that hatred was
bred by the teachings of COM
muniSm. All the evidence so far
presented affirms this,
efforts to make Americans
generally feel guilty. Of the
crime now are obScuring the
nature of the crime. Rather
than setting American against
American, as easily could hap
pen if guilt is misplaced and
doubt becomes a device Of po-
litical debate, the tragic event
should serve to set the face and
heart of all Americans firmly
against the warped and alien
doctrine which, alone in the
world today, breaches destruc-
ton of societies and freedoms,
employs murder as a tool, and
threatens violence around the
globe from a base Of major ma
tional power.
THAT doctrine is the doctrine
Of communism"
The statement was drafted
for the committees approval
today by a three-man subcom-
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Medals 80.
Continued on page q

NOSAtNNA ~ Hd6N -
peace, or to cultural and other
significant public or private en-
beavers"
A few Of the recipients were
listed as unable to attend to-
days ceremony-Pablo CasalS,
who was being represented by
Gov. Luis Munoz Marin of
Puerto Rico, himself an award
winner; editor = author E. B.
White Of North Brooklin, Maine,
and author-critic Edmund VIII
son of Wellfleet, Mass.
The late j. Clifford MacDon-
aid, a Tampa, Fla, humanita-
rian and civil leader, was to be
represented by his widow.
Many To Attend
Medal recipients expected to
attend were:
Miss Anderson; Bunche; dip
lomat Ellsworth Bunker of Put
ney, Vt; Miss Caulfield; edu-
cator-scientist James B. Conant
Of New York; medical research
er and teacher John F. Enders
of Boston.
Also, Frankfurter; Karl Hol-
ton of Los Angeles, former di-
rector Of the California Youth
Authority; former Yale SWIM
ming coach Robert j. Kiphuth
Of New Haven, Conn. \; inventor
industrialist Edwin H. Land of
Cambridge, Mass.
Former Defense Secretary
Robert A. bovett of Locust Val
ley, NY; ~diplomat-banker
John J.. McCloy of Stamford.
Conn.,, a member of the special
commission investigating Ken
nedy's assassination; Meany;
edu~a.or-auhor Alexander Mel
kleiohn of Berkeley. Calf; ar
chi 'ect Ludwig Mics van der
Robe Of Chicago.
Monnet; Munoz-Marin; indus
trialist Clarence B. Randall of
Chicago; PianistSconductor Ru-
dolf Serkin {. Brattleboro, Vt;
photographer Edward Steichen
CT Ridgefield, Conn.,; labor
management arbitrator and
scholar George W. Taylor, Of
Philadelphia; Alan T. Water
man, former director of the Ma
tional Sci1lce Foundation.
Author : journalist Mark S.
Watson of Baltimore; Mrs.
Waineka; Wilder, and artist
Andrew N. Wyeth, of Chadds
Ford, Pa. !
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ton early in February, or pos
sibly in late January.
Meanwhile, expectations that
the tax cut would be approved
buoyed the stock market which
rose to a record high after
Byrd disclosed Thursday he
had assured Johnson the bill
would be cleared by his COM
mittee in Irregular procedure
next year.
Other congressional newss:
Foreign Aid: The battered
foreign aid authorization bill re-
turned to the House and Senate
from a conference committee
still nearly / billion below what
the late President Kennedy has
requested. The House was ex-
pected to consider early next
week the compromise version
of the $3.6 billion bill to con-
tinue for another year econom-
The chronicle., 1963-12-06
Say Kennedy Death Not 5
Cause For General Guilt

WASHINGTON CUPID - Top
House Republicans warned to-
day against what they called eff
forts to make Americans gen.
orally feel guilty in the asSas-
sination Of President Kennedy.
At the same time they served
notice that sorrow at the Presi-
dents death will not be allowed
to impede honest debate and
dissent.
There is guilt" they said.
"but it is not American guilt.
1t is the guilt Of the murderer.
There is hatred, fanaticism.
and bigotry in the world but
America is not its source or
loyal Americans its practition-
The chronicle., 1963-12-06
Congressional Roundup -.
New Tax Cut Hearings

WASHINGTON CUPID = Con.
tinuing to follow its regular
procedure" the Senate Finance
Committee will hold two more
public hearings on the admins.
tration's $11 billion tax cut bill
before holding closed sessions
prior to a Christmas recess.
After hearings today and
Monday, the committee was
scheduled to begin in a closed
session Wednesday the task Of
pruning as many amendments
from the bill as possible before
recess Dec. 20.
Chairman Harry F. Byrd, D.
Va, responding to President
Johnson's plea for action with
out delay" said he will hold
committee meetings every day
the Senate meets. Based on
this, observers predict the bill
could be ready for Senate &C
The chronicle., 1963-12-06
Ribs Church
Not MormonS

The Chronicle enormously re-
ferred to the Escatawpa Re-
organized Latter Day Saints
Church as Mormon" in an
article Thursday. Spokesman
said the church is not a Nor
mon institution, and that it has
been a separate organization
since about 1860.
The chronicle., 1963-12-06
Shrimp Bowl To
See GreenviHe,
HottiesbUr Tilt

GreenvilIe and HattieSburg
High School football teams
clash tonight at Biloxi in the
annual Shrimp Bowl.
The two teams are runners
up in the north and south divi-
sions of the Big Eight Con-
ference.
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ic, military and technical as
sistance aid. Senate action was
expected later next week. Actu-
al funds still must be appropri-
ated.
Baker: The vending machine
operations and investments Of
former Senate Democratic Sec
rotary Robert G. Bobby Bak-
er come under scrutiny from
The chronicle., 1963-12-06

the special committee investi-
eating his wide-ranging outside
business activities. Chairman
B. Everett Jordan, D-N.C.,
planned a closed session Of the
Senate Rules Committee to re-
sumo the Baker inquiry which
has been In recess since just
before President Kennedy was
asSasSinated.
The chronicle., 1963-12-06
City Engineer
D. ]. Simmons
Rites Saturday

Donald Jackson Simmons, Sc,
died Unexpectedly at about $50
this morning at his 824 Beach
Blvd. home.
Born in Magnolia, Miss, Sim
mons had been a resident OF
Pascagoula for "a years. He was
a Shriner, a member of the
Rotary Club, the First Presby-
terrain Church, the American So
ciety of Engineers and was a
veteran Of World War |.
A civil engineer, Simmons was
City Engineer for Pascagoula.
Funeral services will be held
at $3.50 pm. Saturday from the
First Presbyterian Church in
Pascagoula with the Rev. Ar
thur NJ. Schneider Jr. 0fficiat-
ing. Burial will be in Jackson
County Memorial Park Gene
terry.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Eunice Kell Simmons, Pas
cagoula, three daughters, Mrs.
J. Y. Ellis Jr., Tampa, Fla,
Miss Eunice Quinn Simmons,
Nashville, and Miss Donna Sim
mons, Tallahassee; one brother,
Percy Q. Simmons, Cincinnati,
and two grandchildren.
The chronicle., 1963-12-06

mittee set up for the purpose
at the groups last regular
meeting on Tuesday.
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Don't be a cloud because you
can't be a star.
The chronicle., 1963-11-14

4. Why is it dangerous to 90
into the jungle between two and
four in the afternoon? (a) Be-
cause that's when the elephants
are jumping out of trees. (b)
Because a man is looking for
you with a net. (c) Because
/ say so.
S. Why are pygmies so short?
(a) They don't eat Wheaties.
(b) They do eat the Wheaties.
(c) They went into the jungle
between two and four in the af-
Iternoon.
6. Why Are you taking this
ridiculous elephant quiz? (a) Be-
cause there's nothing better to
do. (Oh, come now. there MUST
be) (b) Because you're nutz
about elephants. (c) Because
The chronicle., 1963-11-14
THE CHRONICLE PAscAGoULA AND MOSS POINT MISSISSIPPI

fences? Well, we're here to pre-
vent this. Here are a few of the
latest.
|. What did Tarzan say when
he saw the elephants coming?
(a) "What are those la r 6 e
pink animalS?" (b) "Hic" (c)
"Here come the elephants"
2. What did Tarzan say when
he saw the elephants coming
wearing sunglasses? (a) rs
that you, Jane?" (b) III e r e
come the elephants wearing sun
glasses. (c) Nothing. he
didn't recognize them.
3. Why do elephants have flat
feet? (a) Because they don't
brush with Crest. (b) From
stamping out forest fires. (c)
From jumping out of trees.
The chronicle., 1963-11-14

homeroom? (for an example:
the Kitty Kat Game.) Six-weeks
tests are just around the corner?
Mr.. McGee's new nickname is
"The Firebug"? Susan Frederic
has a bad habit Of misplacing
things, especially at pallet par
ties?
What IF?
Cindy Fox were Cindy Wolf?
Mrs. Ham were Mrs. Pork?
Russell Walker were Russell
Runner? Annie Margaret May
were Annie Margaret April?
Mrs. Page were Mrs. B 90 k?
Tommy Fullilove were Tommy
Fullihate? Cindy Cunningham
were Cindy Cunningpork? Linda
Hatten were Linda Bonnet? Don
ME Rasberry were Donnie Straw
The chronicle., 1963-11-14

you're Nutz.
Answers: 1-3, DC, &c, "A, 5
C, &C, END
Scores: 0 - Pack your trunk
(tee hee) and leave town be-
fore the elephants hear about
this. | - Now you know why
your friends are pointing and
snickering. 4that's more Like
it 5-Elephants never forget and
neither do you, unfortunately. 6
There's only one reason why
you'd know SO much about ele-
plants. So have a peanut on
me.
We would like to give our
sincere thanks to Mrs. Dorothy
Page for her help with tn q
columns.
The chronicle., 1963-11-14

berry? Miss Wise were NJ S 5
Dumb? Bruce G rim e s were
Bruce Clean? Tanya Daggett
were Tanya Sword? Mr.. Harder
were Mr.. Softer. Boyd Ford were
Boyd Oldsmobile? Ann Graves
were Ann Coffin? Ann Parsley
were Ann Paprika? Carl Vein
burg were Carl Milkburg?
The Psychology Column
Are you in the know? Ar e
you popular with your friends,
or do they snicker and point
when they see you coming?
In other words, do you k n o W
every single one of the crazy
jokes from the Elephant Joke
Craze? AS you walk down the
street do dogs move over to the
side, or do cats fall off t h e
The chronicle., 1963-11-14

all adore plays? Peter S Stile s
is in love with Annie Margar-
cts pimento cheese sandwiches?
Sandra Fox spent the night with
Betsy Hill Friday night? Late
Friday night, Cary Ebert and
Donnie Gibson were seen riding
their bicycles? Everyone is
about to be bugged to death with
memorizing work?
Jessie DeeS' new nickname
is "Clabber"? Tommy Fullilove
likes smashed pennies? No one
can wait for the basketball
games to start? William White
and Freddie Law have a new
hobby and paStime of feeding
peanuts to squirrels on lonely
hillsides? Jimmy Cobb has some
very exciting games for his