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10 Cbf Dgrt a-mt, Marc iw He Lost His Plane But Wiped Out VC It didn't know it until Lions observers shout over the WW 3 vj o.r muc later, but his bomblets radio, 'If I ever see that pilot smashed right into the machine-j I'll kiss We won't kiss gun crew, killing all five of him, but we will certainly give By PETER AR.VETT LI KHE, South Vrt Nam (APi A young S. Air Force fighter pilot'i plane was shot out from under him Saturday. Thirty hours later he was them. i him this souvenir. The pilot had his own prob- presented with the jems He noticed his oil pres Talk Put In Viet Cong machine gun that had sure drop away, and his fire Congressional Record In DC WASHINGTON.

D. An award-winning speech by Miss light go on. McCallum suddenly felt his stick freeze. He ejected at a speed of 390 miles an hour. "The air hit me with a blast, and I somersaulted into the clouds," McCallum said.

"When I came out of the clouds a helicopter was circling around me." His plane crashed in flames. A few minutes after landing in CO-UN HIGH ROYALTY Copiah-Lincoln High School Principal J. M. Lewis crowns Elaine Smith and David Per-rick of Wesson, recently named Mr. and Miss Copiah-Lincoln High School.

Both are standouts on the Cobra basketball teams, and were selected to the All-Magnolia Conference squads. Betty Bullard, a student at H. V. Cooper High School, has been reprinted the widely circulated Congressional Re cord. Jones, Barbara Lambert, Jan The speech was delivered by Lea, Laurie Mabry.

Miss Bullard, Mississippi winner of the annual Voice of Democ Hettie Lvnn Minks, Judith Nancy Toler, Karen Travis, Becky Westbrook, Kathryn Wicker, and Sharon Minks. Also recognized were 4-H leaders, Mrs. Hollis Jonei and Mrs. Minks. downed him.

"I never thought I'd get this close to this baby, jaid Capt. P. V. (Pat) McCallum of La Marque, Tex. The heavy, black machine gun was fastened to a three-foot-high antiaircraft mount.

It had spurted fire at McCallum as he roared his F100 Super Sabre in for a bombing run over the Lai Khe rubber plantations. His unit, the 416th Tactical Fighter Squadron based at Tan Son Nhut Airport, had scrambled when the "Black Lions" battalion from the U.S. 1st Infantry Division came under heavy Viet Cong attack. McCallum was on his first bomb run seven minutes later. It was against Viet Cong moving across an open field.

His second was toward a trench. McCallum saw fire coming up at him. He pressed the release button to drop a load of antiper-sonnc' Smbfets. Then seconds late felt his aircraft shudder, as hit. racy Contest of the Veterans of Newman, Kit Prestridge, Jane Purvis, Sandra Ravencraft, Foreign Wars, was introduced into the official publication by Mary Smith, Betty Jo Toler, Til KY LI YKI Five members of the Morgan Sistrunk family, of the Jonestown community in Leake County, and a friend, Mrs.

Irma Watkins, were in this house when the tornado hit. The house was a shambles, but all escaped with their lives. Photo by Mildred Dearman. Congressman John Williams of WilLWffl'S some rubber trees, a 1st Division soldier rushed up to McCallum and he was soon back in base camp. Troops from the division's 3rd Brigade discovered the machine gun and the five dead Viet Cong on Sunday morning.

Four machine gum were found in all. The brigade commander, Col. William D. Brodbeck of Omaha, decided to present the that downed McCallum to him. "He deserves it," Brodbeck said.

"As he made ths second pass I heard one of the 'Black Raymond. "Hie stirring comments by this young lady indicate a unique awareness of the magni-ficient heritage which belongs to 'PATERNITY' CLOTHING OF this nation," Congressman Wil Paunchy Men Crying For THE liams said. "As long as patriotic young people such as Miss Bullard are determined that tneir native land remain the great Break In Clothing Slyle est nation on earth," the Mis By ELLIOTT CHAZE is for a legitimately smart and that, perhaps rifles and axes or sissippi Congressman said "then surely the great Ameri little gorillas. can Democracy will remain se If you are really interested cure." Rehabilitation Work Is Started In Scott in the possibilities of this thing The theme for the contest which attracted more than 300, 000 entries through the United States was "Democracy What the National Guard Armory hi It Means To Me." Morton. Dave Brown, of Morton, Red' There is a crying need for "paternity" clothing for fat men, attractive and intelligently designed smocks and jack-eU which allow a potbelly the degree of privacy it deserves.

If this strikes you as lopsided thinking consider the fact that for decades clothing manufacturers have been turning out special "maternity" outfits for expectant mothers. In my opinion these maternity things are better looking than ordinary run of the mill clothes for women. The colors concealing costume, a kind of fat man's uniform. There is nothing basically effeminate about a smock. Dutch men have realized this from the very beginnings of smockery, possibly because they are potty types.

As-1 recall even the brave little boy who stuck his fingpr in the dyke was depicted by illustrators as having worn a smock. In any case the smock for fat Americans could be imprinted with masculine figures in instances where the ma-terial was not of solid color; no butterflies or violets or anything like FOREST The rehabilitation of Scott County tornado victims is under way even as many grieved people took time out to bury their dead on Sunday. The American Red Cross set Cross Disaster chairman for sit down today and write your favorite clothing manufacturer. A coordinated effort is of extreme importance and if we take positive and intelligent action there is no reason why we shouldn't have our smock suits for next Fall. Let's rebel with all our might Against a world that's grown too tight.

Be you man or mouse or moose It's your privilege to feel loose. Scott county, and Maurice 29 4-H Girls Are Recognized Harrison, of Forest, co-chair man, have made up a list of families in the various com LIBERTY Mrs. Dempsey Newman, Amite county 4-H ad munities who are in urgent visor, announced that 29 girls were given recognition at meeting held in the community in general are imaginative and tasteful and the lines are smart in a gentle way. Obviously they cannot altogether disguise the condition of the wearer, but center here with Mrs. Elmer Minks, 441 adult leader, pre up headquarters at the North Scott School in the Midway community and began taking applications on Sunday for assistance.

Mrs. Viola Jones is handling the relief work. She will alternate between this center and another at Forkville, set up in the old school building, now a community center. Clothing distribution centers have been set up at the North Scott school, at Boutwell Butane Center in Forest, and at siding. Included were Phyllis Aaron, need of clothing.

On the whole however, Brown says "The food and clothing emergency is not so bad. The urgent need is for kitchen utensils with which to prepare food and of furniture." Clothes and money have poured into Scott County from Meridian, Jasper County, the Salvation Army in Jackson and other places. Travel To MFT To Be Restricted March 14 Edna Claire Aaron, a a i At 7 if AMjs 1 4 jsr r3g X. Lynn Andrews, Olivia Boggan, Mildred Bowling, Janice Dawson, Laurie Dixon, Gail Duncan, Irma Lee Fean, Lueile Ferguson, Mary Graves, Joyce gate. Supplies being brought into the site must enter through the North or South Gate.

NASA officials said that PICAYUNE As part of preparations now under way for impending static rocket firings at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Mississippi Test Facility, officials announced today that starting March 21 no one will be permitted to enter the site located on old State highway 43 without a badge or bumper decal. Test operations require the use of large amounts of rocket propellants and other high explosive gases such as liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen. plans are in progress for the Corps of Engineers to badge and decal all Corps contractor personnel at MTF. Any contractor or subcontractor who has not been issued passes or decals by March 11 should contact their Corps representative. Arrangements have been made to issue passes to frequent visitors doing official business on the site.

SPEC1 they minimize it, and this same merciful treatment is needed for die male whose central physique is mushy. There are few things more dismaying to a potbellied man than the business of trying to hold in a stomach that for one reason or another has gotten out of control. I speak from first hand experience in this matter. Holding a potbelly for extended periods of time can and will cause severe cramping the bends and worse; and further, if a potbelly is of the first rank it cannot be restrained with any degree of success. Perhaps the most discouraging thing about bona fide potbellies is they are diet resit-ant.

A friend of mine who lost 80 pounds over a period of years retained his pot. It is not as targe as it was, but in proportion to the remainder of his body the thing is as protruber-ant as ever. If anything a stomach of this kind looks crazier on a skinny man than on a plump or fat one. Another friend who combined both diet and exercise to vanquish a pot wound up with double hernia and a fiercely expensive operation. During convalescence he regained the weight and was instructed to give up stomach exercises, the longshot of it being that what was once a mere pot is now a tub and expanding daily.

Modem male clothing styles have become increasingly cruel with the swing away from accordion pleats which once afforded at least partial cover. 45-piece set by Royalon" MM fl The propellant handling systems at the site are very complex and cover a large area making it necessary to control the movement of personnel and visitors at the site. The new Highway 43 which by passes MTF and connects Picayune and Bay St. Louis will be open prior to March 21, shortening travel time between the two. Beginning March 14, the North and South gates of the test facility will be manned with round the clock guards and receptionists.

Flat top Road will also be closed to all traffic March 21 and will be opened only for employees with badges and de-cals Monday through Friday during the hours of 6 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. and from 3 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. No visitors will be permitted to enter1 MTF IDDRE More Benefits For Veterans Pointed Out Approximately 5,150 veterans in Mississippi's 4th Congressional District are potentially eligible for benefits and services under the new GI Bill just signed by President Johnson, Congressman Prentiss, Walker said today.

The new GI Bill provides education and training programs generally patterned after the highly successful GI Bills of World War and the Korean Conflict. Rep. Walker was a strong supporter of the bill. The Congressman pointed out that in the first year alone, over 600 veterans are expected to take advantage of the educational benefits, according to statistics from the Veterans This durable dinnervvare with delicate, colorful designs looks like fine china, but resists chipping, cracking, peeling. Cups won't stain.

Service for eight. To Hew York Life Policy Owners in Hinds, Rankin, and Scott Counties To assist policy owners of the New York Life Insurance Company who reside in Hinds, Rankin, or Scott Counties in the present emergency, the Company makes the following announcement! the pistol legged b't was invented solely to isolate and hu- through Gate 11 on Flat Top miliate the man with the stom- rad nor will matcrial dcliv. ach. There are few sights more eries be accepted through this startling than an Ivy League potbelly. It is like trying to cover a basketball with a band-aid.

Years ago when a fat man IJH. ill i JUf. was considered to be "substantial" or "robust" and not a freak, and people felt genuinely sorry for the skinny ones, there was no need for paternity clothes. Men dramatized their stomachs with fancy gold belt buckles and striped silk shirts. But that was a long time back and we must face the fact slobs will not fit handily into spare capsules and they eat too much for weekends on the moon and they don't even look richt in sports cars.

The era was grand while it lasted but to expect it will be repeated is the grossest kind of optimism. Thus as I have said, the obvious solution appears to be "paternity" clothing for un- Assistance on lost policiesl Agents and employees of New York Life will be glad to assist policy owners who have lost their policies, or those who have any question concerning their insurance. Attention Group Policy Owners! In the event you have a group insurance contract in force underwritten by New York Life and covering your employees, such policy will not be terminated for non-payment of premiums for a reasonable time during the emergency period. Should any question arise regarding continuation of Insurance on employees who are out of work due to emergency conditions, do not hesitate to get in touch with New York Life. Extension of time for paying premiums! In ALL CASES where damage conditions prevent the payment of a life or health insurance premium within the grace period allowed in the policy, the company will grant without interest an additional 31 days for payment of the premium.

This liberalization applies when. the regular grace period allowed in the policy expires between March 3, 1966 and April 3, 1966, inclusive, (policies with premiums falling due between January 31, 1966 and March 3, 1966 inclusive). If you need any further extension, please get in touch with this office. Immediate Loan Servicel To obtain a loan on your New York Life policy-call 352-6615. in mlmn tninlinnniiftiii iin expectant males; I mean for those of us who in the clear Aorird aluminum Arted planllr light of reason and past experience cannot expect to have a decent physical form.

HOUSEWARES C00KIII6 HEEDS A kind of smork would do for starter, something light and bright, even white, for summer and done In heavier fabrics wrth matching trousers for the colder seasons. There Is no reason why the stomachs of the 77 each 1 NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY JACKSON GENERAL OFFICE 790 First National Bank Bldg. Jackson, Mississippi Telephone 352-6615 W. L. Buffaloe, C.L.U., General Manager Mrs.

Anne H. Harvey, Office Manager trousers could not be built in DID WELL Ann Torkins and Georgia Wise participated in a State Speech contest recently at Millsaps College. Ann, who entered the Girls' Interpretive Reading division, received an Excellent rating. Georgia, in Dramatic Expression, received a Superior. Both are juniors at Hazle-hurst High School.

In the District and South Mississippi contest, Ann, who is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. P. B. Perkins, received a Superior and an Excellent and Georgia received two Superior ratings.

Georgia's parent are Mr. and Mrs. Jolto D. Wise, Jr. the adjustable manner of C3iowe from pour palls waste baskets, dish pun, laundry Sava on choice of percolator, 4 fit, mi 2 qt.

corned aur pots, 2 pc sauce pan set, 3 egg poacher, covered cake pan. maternity clothing, but this of i I 1 I L. I I I L. iM LH11M1 UUHKT-OTUSII, tote? Mm, baby bath, mora. course lies In the jurisdiction of people like Schaffner and Hickey and Freeman.

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