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The chronicle., 1963-09-27
Delto Escapes
Still Sought,
Stole Automobile

LNDIANAOLA, Miss. IUPD-N-
flcers intensified their search here
today for three IleIavily-armed es-
capped convicts who oyerpoWered
Negro and stole his automobile.
Sheriff Woodley Carr said trio
fitting the description of three
prisoners who escaped from the
state penitentiary at Parchman
nine days ago overpowered Lew
Nellurns early Thursday morning
at his home.
They were identified as lie e
Leopard, %, Benny Jack Williams,
23 and Daniel Cole, 2l.
Carr said they entered the Ne
gro's home, tied him with bed
sheets, and stole his car. He told
Officers they left him S. in cash
ito buy some more bed sheets" "
The sheriff said the escapers
were known to be armed with two
shotguns, rifle and a supply of
ammunition. The firearms were
repeatedly stolen from a Negro
home and two grocery stores in
The area.
Carr said the convicts told Mel
)urns they would leave his car
north Of Cleveland, ''but we be-
lieve they are headed south and
r~~t =,
The chronicle., 1963-09-27
Won Braun Soys
Joint Moon Trip
Would Aid Peace

BILOXI Miss. CUPID - DR..
Wernher Won Braun, director OF
the Huntsville, Ala, space flight
center, said Thursday night a
joint United States-Russian trip to
the moon would probably ease ten
sions in world affairs. but ne de-
clined to endorse the proposal.
"The moon space venture no
doubt would establish a goal and
give us, if accomplished, the abili-
ty to sail new ocean," he said.
1T would give us a valid tool
through new scientific knowledge
for military as well as industrial
and e con o m c progress" Won
Braun told delegates attending a
convention of the National Rural
Electric Cooperative Associations.
Won Braun declined to say
whether he directly favored Presi-
dent Kennedy's proposal to coop
crate with the Russians in a
moon project. He said the propos-
al might have serious draw
backs"
The chronicle., 1963-09-27
Congressional Roundup.
Paw Raise Bill To House

month after six years of ser,
vice. After 10 years, the medical
officers would draw $10O more
than now.
The base pay hikes increase ac'
cording to years Of service, but
averaging them out, an estimated
So, ,220 privates and apprentice sea
men with two years service woulc
get $12 more a month in their
paychecks. About Is, recruits
and seamen recruits would get S.
a month more.
For sergeants and petty officers
second class, the increases would
average $34 a month; for sergeant
major and master chief petty Of
ficers, $63 a month.
For second lieutenants and en-
signs, the average monthly pay
increase would be $57; captain
and naval lieutenant Sill a
month; Brigadier general and
rear admirals $50.
Another category that would
get special benefits are service
men who must leave their de-
perdents at home. The bill pro-
vides them with separation al
lowances of $50 a month.
Other congressional news:
Space: President Kennedy Is
attempting to head off the threat
of deep cuts in his $5.3 billion
space budget raised by his re-
cent proposal for a joint U.s.
Russian moon expedition. The
Chief Executive vigorously de-
MED any attempt to cut back or
the program in a Dear Az let
ter to Rep. Albert Thomas, D
Tex. chairman OF the House ap'
preparations subcommittee study
ing the space request.
Taxes: A split in the ranks ot
liberals Democrats on the Senate
Finance Committee may endang
er chances for prompt action or
the House-passed $11 billion ta1
cut bill. During debate in the
Senate Thursday Sen. Alber
Gore, D-Tenn. disclosed his op
position to the measure. Sen
Vance Hartke, D-Ind., said he
would offer a motion to heac
off a showdown" on finance
committee hearings on the bill
by limiting them to 80 days.
The chronicle., 1963-09-27
Little Theater
Plans Tryouts
In PasCaqoula

TryoutS for the first play of the
1854 Paspoint Little Theater
season will be held a s pm. Sun
day, at the Market Street play
house, it was announced today.
The opening play this year will
be Gently Does It." a murder
mystery melodrama by Janet
Green. The play is "chock full of
the stuff that fine tilrillers are
made off," according to William
Hawkins, drama critic for the
New York World Telegram.
The cast will consist of two men
and four women to be selected
as the result of the tryouts Sun
day night. The male roles are that
of a successful business man and
a hotel manager. The women's
parts range from a rich, doting
nliddae-aged matron to a lusty ex-
barTnaid.
Backstage workers, as we'll as
actors, are needed and are re-
quested TO attend the tryout ses-
sion. Every theater task is open,
from set designer to floor sweep
er.
Tryouts are open to anyone in
ter,ested and are not limited to
present PaSpoint Little Theater
members.
The number OF rehearsals will
be limited so as to make it easier
for more people to participate.
The play is scheduled to be pre-
seflted at the end of October.
The chronicle., 1963-09-27
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manded his loyal allegiance.
Valachi said flatly that Geno-
vese was 'boss" of the ''Cosa
Nostra."
In that role, he said, Genovese
boSSed a "big family of about
$50 Cosa Nostra soldiers" or
rank-and-file mobsters. He said,
however, that Genovese never
controlled the Brooklyn family
bossed by Joe Profaci.
Valachi told the committee he
finally asked to be placed in "the
hole"-solitary confinement - to
avoid what he felt was certain
death at the hands of other pris-
on inmates for turning informer.
After the bunk-side exchange OF
kisses. Valachi said, he and Wag-
ner retired to their own hunks
but he soon heard Wagner NUT
ter: 'SUnhi The kiss OF death
and Genovese kept peeping from
his own bunk to see whether VAL
achi was still awake.
Mcclellan: "Did you, at the
time, accept this as a kiss OF
death?"
valachi: Yeah: but I didn't
think the kid (Bender) would
get it.
He also said he felt Johnny
Dio. former New York racke-
teer, was in on the conspiracy to
kill him.
The chronicle., 1963-09-27
Spending Item
On Pas Schools
Had An Error

In the listing OF the Pascagoula
school expenditures published in
The Chronicle yesterday, it was
incorrectly implied that v. c. Gill
and several other school Officials
received payments amounting to
more than $1,000. Actually, Gill
and several others received a
combined payment Of slightly
more than $tOO for miscellaneous
expenses.
The chronicle., 1963-09-27

WASHINGTON CUPID A Sem
ate approved $1.2 billion military
pay raise bill, designed to pro-
vide an average 14.4 per cent in
crease for all career servicemen,
went back to the House today for
final action.
The compromise bill, worked
out by a House-Senate conference
committee, passed by a 1910 SEN
ate vote Thursday. The House is
expected to take final action
Tuesday, the day the pay boost
would become effective.
The measure provides that en-
listed men with two years serv-
ice get S. a month more with in
creases ranging UP to $120 a
month for officers with 30 years
service. Supplemental pay in
creases for special categories
were also written in to help serv-
icemen in such cold war hot
spots as South Wet Nam, and to
fill the need for doctors and den-
fists.
The hope is that the raise will
encourage promising men to make
career Of the military.
Fighting men in such combat
areas as Wet Nam would draw an
additional SIS a month in hostile
fire. pay, A physician or dentist
would be entitled to an extra $50
The chronicle., 1963-09-27
Mrs. KirkWood
Dies All Wade

Funeral arrangements nc Fails
Funeral Home in Moss Point are
incomplete for Mrs. Milanda Kirk
wood, who died at 8 am. today az
her residence in Wade.
Survivors are her husband, Cliff
Khrkwood OF Wade; two daugh-
ters. Mrs. Della Mae Roper and
Mrs. Wanda v. Gregory, both OF
Wade; two sons, Lavelle Kirk
wood, Homestead, Fla. and Loren
Kirkwood, of Kentucky.
One sister, Mrs. Sam Kirkwood.
Wade; three brothers, Mac Cum
best and Leon Cuanbest, an Of
Wade; and eight grandchildren.
The chronicle., 1963-09-27
EIks Inifiote II
New Members

Twelve new members were in
itiated into the Pascagoula Elks
Lodge 112o at Thursday nights
regular meeting. Initiated were
Charles Savage, Harry S. Byrd,
H. L. Erlich, William T. Adams.
r. y. Sutherland LII, Phillip C.
Scott, Clayton Stewart, Joe Kent
Bishop. William G. Maillette, NJ.
M. Gautier and Louis Temple.
John Ryals, exalted ruler Of
the lodge, announced that a bene-
fit fish fry will be held at the
lodge Oct. IS, The public is in
vited.
The chronicle., 1963-09-27
Defense Supplies
Arrive For Pas

First supplies for jackson Coun-
ty Civil Defense shelters have
arrived at Brookley Air Force
Base, Pascagoula CD Director
Marcus B. Dalton said today, and
will be delivered to local CID Of
flee sometime next week.
Included in the shipment will be
medical, food, Pathological, and
sanitary supplies, he said.
The chronicle., 1963-09-27
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The chronicle., 1963-09-27

IT'S THE SERVICE
ZE~AZ" BEHIND THE SALE
THAT COUNTS"
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The chronicle., 1963-09-27
When you expect the very best
The LonqfeIIow House

for those very special ivneheons X dinners X wed.
ding parties receptions X rooms for your ouf-of.
town visitors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-24

Deer, Dohins "cronny" Gown or Poiomo For The
Girl Who's All Girl -. cUrfew Nostulgio by M0m0rY
Eoch 50
Whether she's wild the wind and hits the like cyclone full Of
iudoent and esue blows her eond here's feminine
ehormer for her Holiday cheer Fashioned with dmUe appeal soft
cudd eo hand smoked yoke and seooped edges
eoo the sleeves Both the full length gown Poomo
notably right for all the girls list from the sixteen
the reofe eons modern srunny Pink or blue for
sizes "a to 40.
LINGERIE
Be Sure you have The Added ToucI
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-12
w. Hartman Will Be
 Chief US. Negotiator at Nuclear Test Ban Talks

WASHINGTON R - President Kennedy Tuesday named Under secretary of State w. Averell liar riman as chief US. negotiator in upcoming talks with the Soviet Union and Great Britain on the nuclear testing stalemate
 Hartman is former Anbassa- dor to Moscow, where the three power sessions will be held in July.
 His appointment as chief nego- tiator for this country came "A hours after Kennedy announced a renewed attempt will be made to work out a treaty banning nuclear weapons tests.
 To show American good faith, Kennedy announced too, that as long as other countries refrain from atmospheric tests the United States also will do so.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-12
Arts & Crafts Booth Will Be Featured at Midnight Sun Festival

The Arts and Crafts booth Tn the Midnight Sun Festival will be in the reception room of the Nomerama Theater unless an- nounced otherwise.
 Chairmen of the committee will be Mrs. Francis Walker and Mrs. Sophie Swanson. Assisting will be Mrs. Arthur Nagozruk, Msr. liar old Ahmasuk and Mrs. Gabriel Okitkon.
 All members of the Nome Mothers Club are asked to see the committee members about keeping the booth open, about items to be sold and other duties related to the Midnight Sun Festi- val. All are welcome to bring items to be sold. These articles should bear card giving your name, address and telephone number and the amount you feel your article must sell for This is most inn portant as the booth will not sell any item that does not have the sale price clearly marked.
 A special feature of the Arts and Crafts booth will be slides of the Nome Mothers Club members en- gagged in traditional homemaking activities. The 35mm color slides will be on display and may be purchased for 50 cents.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-12
SOVIETS CHARGE AUSTRALIAN WITH SPYING

MOSCOW R = The SOVlet Union has accused the first secre- tary of the Australian Embassy of spying and ordered him to leave the country.
 The Foreign Ministry also charged the Australian diplomat, w. l.. Morrison, with selling Vest -ern clothing to Soviet citizens.
 Australian diplomatic sources in Canberra called the charges re- prisal for the expulsion of Ivan Skripov from Australia in Febru- ary for spying. Skripov was first secretary of the Soviet embassy in Canberra.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-12
JUST SLUGGED HIM

JUST SLUGGED HIM
 HOLLYWOOD R - Tt was just the straw that broke the camePS back"
 So said actress Shirley MacLaine yesterday in explanation why she slugged movie trade columnist Mike Connolly Monday.
 Mike has been printing untrue things about me for six months" the actress said. q went over to his office. He thought I had just come in to discuss things with him, but I resorted to the only defense woman has-I slugged him."
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-12
Took Special Care

Took Special Care
 WHEELING, Wa. R - Police searched Tuesday for two prison CTS who took special care to cover their tracks when they made their getaway Monday. They took the prison bloodhound with them.
 Authorities of Camp Fairchance, a minimum-security branch of the state prison system, said the in mates had ben assigned to train the dog to track prison escapees.
 The fugitives, Harry Allen, 34, and Clyde Shears Jr., 28, were serving 1 to 10 year-terms for grand larceny.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-12

Adrian Robinson. who has been teacher for the BIA at Diomede Island this past year, passed through Nome enroute to the lower forty-eight on vacation. He will return in the fall to teach at Deering, at the BIA school
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-12
Wednesday. June l2. 1863
Black Market Operations

MOSCOW R - Five executives of MoscoW's big GUM department store have been arrested on charges of supplying black market oper- ators, Pravda reported Tuesday.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-12
THE NOME NUGGET
Queen Ingrid Is III

COPENHAGEN, Denmark R - Queen Ingrid of Denmark is ill with stomach ulcers.
 The Swedish-born Queen, who is g, has not been hospitalized.
 Court sources estimated that her treatment may last at least eight weeks and said her condition is rather uncomplicated."
 Treatment consists of bed rest and special diet
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-12

Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-12
Dig vour toes in the cool, V

Who can resist it? That exuberant urge to peel off your shoes and go joyfully down to meet the sea. You don't want anything, ever, to spoil that lovely beach <. neither do we.
 So today, with advanced drilling techniques, we seek oil beneath beaches without marring their beauty with equipment and derricks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08
Miss Franklin
Is Bride Of
Mr.. Flenner

Capt. and Mrs. William
Richard Franklin of Buffalo,
N. Y, and this city announce
the marriage of their daugh-
ter Wendy Lee to Mr.. Gary
Jay Flenner, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Flenner Of Ham
alton, Ohio.
The wedding took place
yesterday at the Navy Chapel.
The bride, a graduate of
st. Teresa's School in Eng
land and the Washington
School for Secretaries, is with
the American Bankers Asso-
citation. She was presented to
society at the Queen Char
lotteS Ball in London in 1859.
Mr.. Flenner is a graduate
of Miami University of Ohio
and is with the Naval Re-
search Laboratory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08
Ceramics Exhibit Is international

Taking center stage at the
Kiln Clubs Ninth Interna-
tional Exhibition of ceramic
art tonight will be 40 pieces
by Argentine artists. Argen-
tine Ambassador Roberto
Alemann will open the 8 to
10 pm. show at the Natural
History Building.
Held under the auspices of
the Smithsonian Institution,
the exhibition includes works
from % nations. Officials of
the various embassies will at
tend and receive the awards
on behalf of their nations
prize-winning artists.
One of those exhibiting is
Mrs. Perla Alemann, aunt
of the envoy and a member
of the Ceramic Art Center of
BuenoS Aires. Argentine art
lists have taken three awards,
and other nations repre-
Sented among the prize-win-
nerS are Japan, South Africa,
Sweden, Switzerland and
Hungary.
Presenting the awards will
be Mr.. Frank H. Taylor, di-
rector of the United States
National Museum. Making
another presentation will be
Mrs. Pierre Salinger, Kiln
Club member and wife of
the Presidential Press Secre-
tary.
The Elinor P. Roy Memo
rial Purchase award was won
by Nan Bangs McKinnell of
Iowa City, Iowa, for her large
branch bottle. Mrs. Salinger
will present this bottle to
the Smithsonian Institution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08
Opening Meeting
Set ThursdoV

J The Sisterhood Of Share
Tefila Synagogue has sched-
uled its opening meeting of
the season for Thurday at the
Synagogue.
The 9 pm. event will fea-
ture a short program con-
cerning the upcoming High
Holy Days and the introduce
tion of the new Cantor's wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08

for its permanent collection
of ceramic art. Through such
purchase awards, the Club
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08

The exhibition will con-
tinue daily from 9 am. to
4:30 pm. through october 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08

has contributed an outstand-
ing collection of works to the
institution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08
BEAUTY SPECIALS

Dorothy Gray CIeanSerS
for basic beauty, now
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-24
Rules for Coinword Contest

Solve the puzzle as would any other puz-
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-24

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-24

Warren Adler, of Silver
Spring has announced that his
advertising and public relation
firm has moved to a large suite
Of offices at 1000 Connecticut
Avenue, N. w.
In addition to the move, Adj
le- has announced plans for
further expansion including
''staffing up" Of Washington
public relations representation
facilities. The firm represents
many national public relations
firms and has recently begun
accepting international as
signments.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-24
Business Roundup
Control Data Corporation
To Aquire Rabinow, Inc.

has announced that total assets
have reached an all time high of
So, 900, 900. Each department
has experienced greater In
creases In the rate Of growth.
The credit union is the larg-
est on the east coast, and is the
largest federally chartered In
Maryland.
The union serves $500 en-
ployees and teachers of the
Montgomery County Board of
Education.
BUSINESS BRIEFS: Allen L.
Bryon has been named admin
strative manager and R. Donald
Armiger head Of the vitro Silver
Spring laboratory. Alfred
Scogna of Silver Spring has been
appointed general agent for the
suburban Maryland area by
Beacon Life Insurance Company
Of Baltimore. .Ole P. Flaa, Of
Rockville and business manager
Of the Washington Lincoln-Mer-
curry district sales office has
graduated from a special busi-
ness management course In de-
partmentanzed accounting,
conducted by the Ford Market
ing Institute in Atlanta, Ga. 80.
James Anderson Rice, CPA Of
Rockville has been elected a
member Of the American In
stitute Of Certified Public Ac-
countants. He is on the staff of
Hot Shoppes, Inc. In Washing
ton. Thomas M. Lyons Of
Silver Spring, has been appoint
ed director Of marketing for
Datatrol Corporation of Silver
Spring. Il. Phillip Oliver
has been appointed a branch
cashier Of Maryland National
Bank. He recently joined the
bank as manager of the White
Oak office here.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-24
PEPc0 Settlement
Filed

R. Roy Dunn, president of
Potomac Electric Power Com
pany, has announced that the
company filed with the Secur =
tiles and Exchange Commits
sion a registration statement
covering the proposed issue Of
l,l43, 939 additional shares of
the firms common stock.
The shares will be offered
to the holders of the outstand-
ing common stock on the basis
of one new share for each is
shares held on the record date,
which Is expected to be on or
about Jan. 8.
In addition to clearance by
the Commission, the proposed
Issue is the subject to the APP
proval of the Public Utilities
Commission of the District
of Columbia and the State Cor
poration Commission of Vir-
ginia.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-24

Congressman Carlton R,
Sickles, (D-Md. has announced
that the Department Of the Air
Force is adding a $3,45s, 100
increment contract to IBM, Inc.
Of Rockville.
Sickles noted that the contract
is for conduct Of electronic data
processing machines pro-
grams. All work will be done In
Rockville.