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Morning World Saturday, April 10h I Texas Court Gives Estes 0 90-Day Stay AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) Billie Sol Estes won Friday a 90-day slay of a Texas Court of Criminal Appeals order that he be gin serving the eight-vear prison sentence given him on a swindling conviction. The court agreed to stay its mandate so attorney, John Cofer, could appeal the ease to the U.S. Supreme Court. On Wednesday, the court rcject- cf'i for the third time appeal from the Tyler swindling conviction, but allowed 15 days for one more appeal because an earlier opinion was reworded.

The stay keeps the sentence from being enforced before the Supreme Court decides to review' the conviction. Estes, 39. was convicted on 7, 1962, on state charges that he persuaded a farmer to sign a 594,500 chattel mortgage on nonexistent fertilizer tanks. The state alleged Estes built a multimiilion-dollar financial structure largely by discounting mortgage paper on fertilizer tanks leased from farmers who purchased them on lawyers contended he merely paid the farmers a cash bonus for lending their good credit. An El Paso federal court jury! convicted Estes on March 1963, on four counts of mail, fraud and one of conspiracy and assessed him 15 years in The conviction has been appealed but has not yet been argued.

Estes is free on appeal bonds totaling $140,000 on the two convictions, He now' lives in Abilene. PILOT OFFICIALS taking care of last-minute details for the annual Spring convention of District 111 Pilot Clubs which officially opens here at the Virginia Hotel today are from left to right Mrs. Louise Tatley, second lieutenant governor, Leesville; Mrs. Evelyn Chilton, president-elect, Monroe; Mrs. Tillie Mae Carroll, hospitality chairman, Monroe; Mrs.

Ruth Allen, district treasurer, Winnfield; Miss Sarah Ann Wallace, district treasurer, of Aberdeen, and Mrs. Anna Mae Sartor, chairman of a get-acquainted party staged Friday night for early arrivals. (Staff photo by Art Smith) 'Tommies' Slug Two Cypriots DISTRICT CONFERENCE Pilot Clubs Open Convention Here Two state and one American flags will be in NICOSIA III Pilot Clubs group at mies slugged two Greek Cypriot opening ceremonies today of was hit with a their 23rd annual Spring gun a scuffle Friday venlion being held at the Yir Workers Share Bonus Awards Of Record Sales DETROIT (AP) General Motors Corp. employes shared $100,071,999 in awards resulting from 1963 bonanza of record-breaking sales and profits over the placing of a sand- bagged gun post at hotel. British troops of the U.W peacekeeping force had out of the Ledra Palace Hotel to protest the placing of the gun post.

Their orders were Ignored by the Greek police auxiliaries and moments later one Tommy had Some 4.028 one Greek with his fist and another soldier cracked a seC0nd policeman across the jaw with his gun butt. The hotel is on the dividing line between the Greek and p.m. in the Cameo Room presented to the of the Governor-elect and Dr. Shuman. Newdy elected district administrative council members and Dr.

Shuman will I hold a meeting at 11 p.m. after the reception in Room 203. The convention will close Sunday when the entire assembly breakfasts together at 8 a.m. on fessional women are expected the roof New officers will be jn. to participate in the meeting stalled and presentations of the which closes Sunday morning Mclver Achievement A a ginia Hotel.

Around 400 business and pro- The 1963 bonus awards, included in a GM proxy statement houses a British headquarters with installation of new officers and presentation of club awards. Thirty-three Pilot clubs throughout Louisiana and Mis sissippi are in attendance at the conference. The new flags will be given after presentation of the colors hy the Color Guard of the R.O.T.C. Unit at Northeast State College. An American flag donated hy Brewton will he Club of the Year Award, Mel bourne G.

Holt Trophy, Best Pressbook and McSwean Atten- dance awards will he made. After the convention is adjourned, the new district administrative council, new district chairmen and presidents-elect will meet briefly in the Cameo Room. Feuding Laos Leaders Meet On Coalition PLAINE DES JAR RES. Laos (AP) The three leaders of feuding factions met Friday for the first time in a year to try to patch up their coalition regime. Some optimism was reported.

Prince Souvanna Phouma. the neutralist premier, met with re porters later. He has just re turned from Red China and Communist North Viet Nam with vague promises to keep their hands off Laos. Beside him were Deputy Premier Souphanouvong, the premier's half-brother who is nominal head of the pro-Communist Pathet Lao. and Deputy Premier Phoumi Nosavan, the rightist leader.

Expressing optimism. na said: may have concrete results and issue a definitive communique after meeting." The immediate issue is Sou- plan to move the coalition government from Vientiane to I.uang Prahang, the royal capital 130 miles to the north. A Pathet Lao spokesman said its proposals were to take Luang Prabang away from rightist, control, demilitarize it. and place it under police of the three factions. In that wav, he said, the coalition can meet permanently in Luang Prabang Phoumi said he wras under pressure from his generals not to concede neutralization with out getting territorial concessions from the Pathet Lao.

forces firmly control Vientiane, and for this reason Souphanouvong and his backers left and set up headquarters in this highland area a year ago The three leaders met in the presence of the Indian. Canadian and Polish representatives of the International Control Com mission and representatives of the cochairmen of the Geneva conference on Laos British d'Affaires John Denson and Soviet Ambassador Sergei Affana- siev. The meeting was held on the neutralist-held Plaine de Jarres 100 miles north of Vientiane Demilitarized, the site was guarded hy representatives of three factions. ON TECH FACULTY Sandoz To Get Fulbright Award The U. S.

Department of State at Georgetown University in has announced at ProfessorjWashington, the Univer- Ellis Sandoz of Louisiana Techjsity of Heidelberg and the Uni PROF. ELLIS SANDOZ Front Entrance At St. Francis Reopens Again Officials at Monroe's St. Francis Hospital announced Friday the re-opening of the front entrance, closed more than two years during construction of $4 million additions. Revealed at the same time was completion of a new emergency entrance on Wood Street, with modern emergei.cy room facilities.

has been awarded a Fulbright Fellowship to the University Munich, West Germany, for the academic year 1964-1965. The award ir. a full grant covering transportation costs, maintenance, and university expenses. Sandoz is expected to depart New York for Germany aboard the MS Rerlin on September 17, 1964. The duration of the grant is ten months.

Earlier this year, Professor Sandoz was awarded a fellow- versity of Mi.nich in Germany. held the Robert M. Ewing Scholarship to L.S.U. as an undergraduate. He is a member of a number of professional societies, including the Southern Political Science Association.

La. Academy of Sciences, American Society of Political and Legal Philosophy, and American Political Science Association. For the past two years he has appeared on the national program ship by the Germamstic American Political of America. The basic purpose of the Fulbright program is to increase mutual understanding hetween the people of the United States and the people of other countries through the exchange of students, teachers, lecturers and research scholars, the State Department said. Sandoz joined the faculty of Tench VeSSel Louisiana Tech in 1959 and teaches political science and philosophy there.

He has published widely in the lparned journals of these two fields and was recipient of a Greater Tech Science Association, once in Washington and once in New York City. Sandoz is married to the former Alverne Hubley and they are the parents of three children. The entire family will go to Germany. To Help Dedicate Statue Of Saint Dedication of additions at the Foundation Award earlier this hospital has been set for May 10 They will increase the bpd capacity to 350 adult beds and 53 pediatric beds, as well as expanding surgical units, recovery rooms, laboratory cafeteria, pharmacy and X-Ray facilities. The X-Ray facilities include a $60,000 cobalt unit for treatment of cancer, the second unit of year for research and publica-j tion during 1963.

His first hook, NEW ORLEANS (AP) The French ship Jeanne D'Arc A Study In here Friday to take part And Theory, was recently ac the dedication of the eques- cepted for' publication by the trian statue of the saint for Henry Rcgnery Company of Chi cago and developed out of Pro- whom she was named. Thirteen and 21-gun salutes at fessor course of lectures the U.S. Naval Station were ex- on Americanism versus Communism at Tech. field of specialization is political philosophy. He holds the type in northeast Louisiana.

I two degrees from Louisiana The hospital presently om State University, has attended ploys 520 persons with an nual payroll of $970,000. an- the University of North Caroli changed as the vessel docked. A band started playing Consular March" in honor of French Consul-General Robert Picquet. The consul-general in New' Orleans appeared in full diplomatic dress for the oora- na. and done post graduate work sion.

A Featured on TV issued several million higher than in the previous year when GM paid out $94 1 million to Finland 14.031 employes. The biggest share of the bon went to Board Chairman Frederic G. Donner, who col lected a record $839,833 in salary and bonus for 1963. compared to $791.475 in 1962 and in 1961 payments to Donner included $201,275 in salary and fees. $453,750 in bonus and $184.

Turi.ii.tl oMhf by Color Brewton presented the flag in memory of Hazel Brewton, for- IN DISTRICT COURT HERE and is the residence of the Sakari Tuomioja, of Winnfield Tuomioja was in Ankara for a three day visit with Turk discuss the tbomv Cyprus question. He is due bark in Nicosia Sunday and is scheduled to go to Athens next week. Tuomioja arrived in Ankara as the Turkish tended martial mer member of the Pilot Club. A Mississippi state flag, do-j nated by Mississippi Gov. Paul! will he presented by Mrs.

Alice Snider Phillips, Mis- jsissippi State Democratic Com mitteewoman and past governor of District III. Claude Kirkpat Assembly ex director of lajuisiana Pub- law for twojjjc Works, will present a Loui Six Are Sentenced To Prison Terms Six persons were sentenced to roe. charged with second The Easiest Way to Lovelier Rooms months In Ankara and Tstnahul Liana state flag donated by Gov. Friday of the continuing Cy in contingent credits in the pnJJt crisi, Martia! law oriRi form of GM stock President John F. 1963 salary and fees totaled $180,900, and he also received a abortive last May nally was imposed after an ton.

Jimmie Davis. All flag poles be ing used were donated bv Brew- fense DW Frank Boyd. 54. 723 McCain Monroe, pleaded not guiltv District to a Dwr charge an(, was set Two of the terms for trial on Sept. 12.

Other cases handled were for minor terms in the state penitentiary at Angola hy Judge Mack E. Barham in Fourth the pair Turkish army coup Greek Premier George Pap Activities today will be high lighted by the banquet tonight! 1618 at which the Rev. John Kilpat were suspended and placed on probation. Leonard Lee Perkins, Negro, Gram mont Monroe, $360.000 bonus total from with rick. pastor of ManRum Memoir 10 President Archbishop al Methodist Church of Shreve one count of armed robbery Makarios, went to the Isle of port, will speak.

The banquet is and three years each on two I eration of $740,900 was up $14, 800 from 1962. Gordon was not eligihle for contingent credits under the GM awards plan since he will reach retirement age of 65 with in 18 months on May 15, Salaries and fees totaling Rhodes for a weekend holiday British Lt. Col. David Cooke, commander of the 2nd Light set for 7:30 pm. on the Roof.

Sessions officially open at othpr terms counts, are to The two short run concurrently a.m. in the Crystal Ballroom with each other, but not with Regiment of the Royal Artillery with the flag ceremonies fol the nine-year term, whose headquarters is in by business sessions. At Sentenced to five years for Palace, ordered the po luncheon is slated for 12:30 p. simple burglary was David bonuses of $9.480,750 pU((jng Up their gun the Roof at which Dr. Vilda Banks Negro, 1401 Thomas were paid in 1963 to 56 of ficers and directors The aggre gate bonus awards for em- ploxes, including directors and officers, included $52 413,183 in cash and 707.524 shares of GM slock.

The bonus payments were based on CM record breaking $14 6 billion sales and $1 6 hi I lion earnings in 1963. Jury Deciding Fale Of Cohn For Second Day post. The Greeks refused, saying were building the post because Turkish Cypriots recently huilt a gun post about 200 yards down the road inside the Turk ish quarter. putting this position jup for the protection of Greek and for guests of the edra Palace," said Nicosia Po lice Chief Michael Pandelides. Cooke later ordered his blue jbereted N.

soldiers to place another sandbag roadblock 50 yards down the road between the and Turks Gunfire reverberated over the Kyrenia mountains, north of Nicosia, for the seventh straight day and Greek Cypriots federal pfl billed or wounded Fridav i several Turks in a brief skirmish. They said one Greek Cypri ot national guardsmen was Shuman, executive committee Monroe. representative of Pilot Club In-! ternational and first vice presi-1 Other sentences were: Louisiana Solon Files Damages In Slander Suit ST. MARTINVILLE, La. Robert Angelle, former Louisiana House speaker, filed suit Friday for $100,000 slander dent of Pilot Club International I TlonroT will speak.

Business sessions re years for sunie at 2:30 p.m. in the ball-1 George room and a the banquet forgery. Cothern, 23 reception following years, simple burglary, will be held at 10 Whites Testify They Failed On Test For Voters NEW YORK (AP) court jury deliberated for the second day perjury charges against attorney Roy. Cohn, onetime aide to the v'oun( sightly late Sen. Joseph R.

R-Wia. There was no indication, whether tho 10 men and twrn women jurors were or whether they were bogged; down in the complexities of the a a se indictment was Otis Desadier, Cloutierville, two years for theft of $35, suspended and placed on probation He was given six months in the Ouachita Parish jail for another theft case, G. Jennings. Bastrop, two years suspended and placed on probation for theft of valued at $25.18. Ted Wayne Bailey, 17, 700 HATTIESBURG.

Miss. (AP) jstubbs Two white holders of Ph. degrees testified Friday Vodka valued failed the first time they tried to register to vote in Forrest County, in Bienvenu, parish welfare three rortor The suit claimed Mrs. Rien venu entered a conspiracy with Sen. Garland Bonin, of Lafayette, and others the purpose of degrading, injuring and slandering" him as a public servant.

The result was, the suit said, that the first time in 41 items years Angelle was defeated at the public polls." In the conspiracy, the petition Ave one ear in the district court here claimed, parish jail for theft of whiskey agreed to publicly distort at S2.e conduct in his efforts Eleven other cases involving to prevent Mrs. Bienvenu from seven persons were continued being appointed welfare direc- Dr. Coldwell Daniel 111 and hrought hark into court for sen- Dr. Jewel Golden testified in tencing following the federal district Stassen Loses California Bid To Enter Race court hearing in the case of circuit clerk and voter registrar Theron The hearing ended dav, until April 28. The seven will be tor.

slander suit for $175,000 by pre-sentence Bienvenu and her husband. Joseph Andrew Bienvenu, is investigations In a misdemeanor Ihe Washable Latex Wall two faculty of checks. Johnny Roan. 1108 West Monroe, was guiltv of issuing session, pending in district court at Bat (he aftermath of an involved $5 million stock swindle of the United Dye Chemical Corp the I niversity of Southern Mis were among six wit nesses called by counsel for Lynd. SAN FRANCISCO Harold Stassen has lost The Justice Department seeks beverages Other cases handled in this session by Judge Rarham in volved driving while under the influence of intoxicating AP) his hid permanent injunction order faces a maximum to get on Republi- mg Lynd to stop discriminai Cohn, .37 35 years in prison if convicted of perjury and obstruction of justice Murray Gottesman, 57 pet up to 10 years on perjury charges The case was given to the)comment jury hy Judge Archie Daw son at II 38 a m.

Thursday aft er a trial that began March 23 Cohn and Gottesman were in can presidential primary ballot June 2 against Arizona Sen, A codefendant, attorney Marry Goldwater and New York could Gov. Nehon A Rockefeller The State turned down the refusal secretary of state to St name because hr failed to pick up the number of why required registered voter signa on charges of lying to a tures 1902 grand jury that investigai ed the handling three years ear her of the United Dye case A 1959 grand jury returned I Mayor indictments in the United Dyejgeles hut omitted the names of against Negro applicants has denied the charges. Dr. Daniel and Dr. Golden said they asked for help in fill- Supreme Court out their initial voter regis- Eriday without tration forms.

They said thev of were told no advice could be certifyi to them and that it was hadiaR8)ost the law to tell them they failed. Similar testimony was given by four other white persons court also denied a place three of them college graduates and the fourth a high school for a Democratic delegation slate Sam Vor tv presidential pledged of I os An See retar of Stale Frank Judge Harold Cox did hand down a ruling when hearing concluded None is not Ihe four of the swindlers. SamuelIdan had refused both petitions peeled for more than a month Garfield, Aliard Roen, Irving Pa'vtcrnak and Alien Svvann The government charged Ihat to avoid their indietment. Gar fichi arrangoli a payoff ot $1333 lo C'ohn and $33.667 to Morlon S. Robson, thon the ehief assistanl U.S.

attorney in Man hallan Cohn denled reeeiving Ihe money, and so did Robson, who was noi indicted and was not tried. on grounds I hat they lacked Ihe required number of registered voter signatures Stassen was short 4,495 qualified signatures of a required 13.250 Yorty was short his bid to put on pledged to President Johnson but opposed to a similar delegation sponsored by Gov Edmund Brown only 171 will have i delegation study it The government will require about 30 days to summarize mass of documentary evidence and present it to the judge for his consideration. When he receives the digest, Judge Cox additional dim Fined $300 each on this count were James 11 Franklin, 42. Box 102, Marion; Woodrow Meredith. 46, Box 12, Wmnshoro; Charles Norman, 39.

1009 61 West Mon roe: Robert (' Bowman. 58. () Box 1019, West Monroe; and Janies Schanks, 36, 430 Bawcom West Monroe. Schanks was fined an additional $100 for resisting arrest Those fined plus 125 days in jail for second offense DW! were Joe Rabun, 39, O. Bov 1653, Monroe.

Clarence Jackson, 205 Morton Monroe and R. Mattcx, 35, Rt Choudrant Jackson re reived an additional 30 days in jail for having a revoked license Reset for May 15 on DW! were Charles II Harley. 44 206 1st St West Monroe and Henry Norwood, 37, 1405 Thomas St Monroe DW1 count against Delton Short St Rouge, found not The Baton Rouge suit claims worthless Angelle slandered Mrs. Bien vcnu in statements made to for-j mer Welfare Commissioner Mary Evelyn Parker while opposing her appointment. Mrs.

Bienvenu appealed to; the Louisiana Civil Service Commission after the department failed to carry out her appointment. The commis sion upheld Mrs. Bienvenu and ruled she should he named to the post. The 1st Circuit Court of Ap peal in Baton Rouge ruled that Angelle illegally used his position to prevent Mrs Bicn vcnu from being given the job The court refused a rehearing to the welfare department anil the Louisiana Supreme Court refused In review the case Goes on easier, covers better spatters less COMPARE IT WITH ANY WALL PAINT YOUVE EVER USED! Now, with new formula Softer Kern Tone wall you can paint faster and with lens effort. You save ihe time, work and expense of a second coat because most walls ill only one coat New Super Kem Tone guar anteed washable keefw Us for yeans.

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