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6 Ctt ClarfOn-LcDffCt B-Thursday, Sept. 17, 19711 Combined Federal Drive Has Quota Of $169,350 rl I 'W Mi ft rf sion; Dr. Leroy B. Lamm, Biloxi-Gulfport VA Center dlrec tor, VA Division; Jackson Balch, manger, Mississippi Test Facility, NASA, Bay St. Louis, MTF Division; and Caril V.

Stephens, assistant district manager, Social Security Administration, Gulfport, General Department Division. The CFC, which supports the United Fund, National Health Agencies and International Health agencies, will be conducted during October. 7 i 1 ir i 4 i I i I i i i i i i kit kXk iJ Hit VM' A 'I An 11 mm kl it I' 4 KEESLER 1971 Combined Federal Campaign goal for Federal establishments on the Gulf Coast has been set at $69,350, according to Major General Frank M. Madsen commander of Kesler Technical Training Center and chairman of the CFC committee. "The compassion we have for our fellow man is reflected in-the Combined Federal Campaign," General Madsen stated, "and I know the people on the Coast are most aware of the meaning of campassion.

I am confident that with the cooperation and support that has been evident to me in planning for this campaign, we will attain tfur goals. In achieving this, individual contributors will share in the satisfaction of aiding the many humanitarian endeavors these funds make possible," the general concluded. The various Federal organizations participating in the campaign have based their individual goals on personnel assigned. Keesler has the top goal of in support of the CFC. Other goals are: Naval Construction Battalion including attached and tenant units, Veterans Administration Division, Post Office Department Division, Agriculture Department Division, Mississippi Test Facility Division, NASA, and General Department Division to include Federal Aviation Agen cy, General Services Adminis tration, FBI Office, Internal Re venue Service, Social Security Administration and Treasury Department, $2,000.

Vice chairmen serving with General Madsen and divisions James M. Hill commander, Naval Construction Battalion Center, Naval Division; Colonel Robert H. Beebe, comptroller, Keesler AFB, USAF Division; Fitz J. Bartlett, investigations leader, Agriclture Department, Gulfport, Agriculture Department Division; Lories D. Gol-lotte Biloxi postmaster, TURKISH LAWMAKERS VISITS MDAS Maummer Frten, of the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce, as her father Clark W.

Coleman of Yazoo City, unloads the are Mr. and Mrs. Cho Yuen Sin. His father is a law clerk, where after three years s'udy he received his B.A. degree in 1965.

He extended graduate school at Southern and received his Compere left calls attention to the portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Mexico, parts of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Missouri The New WORLD TIMER Roller Rinks Exempt From Rights Law Roller skating rinks are exempt from integration. So says a U.S. Southern District Court ruling.

Frank Evans et al sought an injunction against Lester W. Seaman to force the defendant to admit him and all members of his race (Negro) to Leo's Roller Skating Rink on Terry Road. Judge Harold Cox declined to issue the injunction on grounds that the defendants business is not one that would come within the course and scope of the 1964 Civil Rights Acts." Choral Society To Meet Here The second meeting of the Jackson Choral Society will be Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the choral room of Central High School. Rolland Shaw, instructor of music at Mississippi College, is the director.

Membership is open in September for both new and former members. Dues are $5.00 per year for adults and $1.00 for students. Handel's "Dixit Dominus will be performed at the first concert on November 29. WHEELY COMMUTERS Some of approximately 1,000 persons ride bicycles down Fifth Avenue at E. 58th street in New York City Wednesday morning as they participate in Mayor John V.

Lindsay's "Bike for a better City" day. The ride was from the foot of Central Park to City Hall in lower Manhattan. AP Wirephoto. SCIENCE BRIEFCASE Watch DATE fftows Accurate Tim III 24 Important Cttiw Around TK. World Every epjality feature needed in masculine timepiece, Elapsed Time Indicator.

Da) Date plus time in 24 Majo Cities at a glance, W-5 SEE SPECIALS IN OUR WINDOWS Sport For Active Men Automatic DAY Stainless Steel Adjustable SECOND TELEMETER DIAL SWISS MADE COMPARE VALUES BUSCHS JL IREDIT JEWEtERS SOS X. CAPITOL (T. VtcIBURG MEftlDtM (HtEtlrVtllE BUFiKkH and ly targeted reentry vehicles (MIRV), the Navy discloses it is building a hypervelocity wind tunnel for use by 1972. Locatsd at the Naval Ordinance Laboratorv at White Oak, the facility is intended for studies of reentry vehicles maneuvering at low altitude at speeds from Mach 10 to Mach 20. Its Scientists Speculate SST To Bring Earth Dire Doom major element, a 72-foot diame ter vacuum sphere, has been completed and successfully passed its first operational test last month, the Navy says.

iy ENTERPRISE SCIENCE SERVICE If supersonic transport airplanes ever come into existence, they will deposit large quantities of water vapor and Other pollutants into the stratos- 5 here. Some scientists fear that jis will permanently raise the temperature of the stratosphere with possible dire effects mi the climate. To see what happens when the stratosphere is polluted by natural effects. Dr. Reginald E.

Newell of the Massachusetts In stitute of Technology studied the. aftermath of the eruption of Mt. Agung on the island of Ban in 1963. He reports in a recent issue of Mature that stations in Australia and New Zealand reported I DEPARTMENT f'C MEN'S 1 rt II 1 1 1 I Mnui.vw- frill11! LAN AS increases of about 35 degrees Farenheit in the stratospheric temperature after the blast. The temperature remained above normal for several years.

If this sort of thing occurred over more than a quarter of the globe it could produce serious oeonhvsical chances, he says. THUNDERSTORMS FALL MAINLY ON LAND Lightning flashes from thunderstorms at night are bright enough to be recorded by a satellile orbiting overhead. Therefore a global survey of nighttime thunderstorms was undertaken by the orbiting solar ob servatory satellite OSO-B. Jt recorded lightning- flashes between 35 degrees north latitude and 35 degrees south latitude for a period of eight months. the tom-tom, followed by a ritual repeated at the end of the meeting.

The type of work and play done by each group is left to the tribe to decide, with the help of manuals to serve as guides. The program is carried jon with a maximum of free-! dom, giving the boys a chance tn Hnvnlnn inittntivo nnrlni ttio I -7. 7 I i Indian Guide Program Gets Dad And Son Together I BUSH fi'VVxVA ACTION NORFOLKi455a guidance 01 me.r aaas. acuv.u- treatpd mprcurjal fung. es include crafts, games, story I rjdes and eaten by the ducks, telling, songs, trips, camping I SATELLITES FOR AIR TRAF-and many others.

Light refresh-! FIC CONTROL "At an age when a boy thinks his father is the greatest man in the world, the Father-and-Son Indian Guide movement steps in to multiply the number of tilings boys and dads can do together, and to provide a com-iton meeting-ground for enriching this important sphere of tamilv life. Tnrlian flnides ii a national .1 11. i Winer ana son program ny me Y.MCA. It is based on the color fill lore of the American Indian, who established a method of tfaining boys that has undenia ble ment. The close relationship hrtu-PPn fath.Tc and sons 1 among early Indians led to an Unviable comradeship which In- (an Guide dads are trying to; duplicate.

1-Every effort is made to multiply the number of things that fathers and sons can do together at an age when a boy thinks bis dad is the greatest man In the world. Dads and their sons, who must be 6 years old or over, participate as tribe members. Juft as the colorful life of the The result, report Drs. J. A.

Vorphal of the University of California at Berkeley and J. G. Sparrow and E. P. Ney of the University of Minnesota in a recent issue of Science, is that 10 times as many lightning storms were seen over land areas as over the ocean.

One ocean area that did show a significant cluster of thunderstorms, however, was just east of South America. The location coincides with that of the geo magnetic anomaly, a kind of dent in the earth's magnetic field. According to Drs. Vorphal. Sparrow and Ney, this suggests some connection between the storms and the geomagnetic anomaly.

MERCURY POLLUTION Since mercury was first discovered by Canadian officials in fish from Lake St. Clair near Detroit earlier this year, United States agencies have begun an all-out effort to identify mercury contamination, where it exists and legal action has been started against some of the polluters. But the mercury keeps turn-inc un: the Interior Depart ment's Fish and Wildlife Service now reports that high levels have been found in 26 ducks taken as samples in North Dakota and Michigan. Officials speculate the source VJIIK of the mercury may be seeds There is at present no method for air traffic control over the oceans: radar capacity extends only 200 miles. This means that aircraft traveling from the United States to Europe over the Atlantic, or to Asia over the Pacific, are regulated by different assigned flying altitudes.

Until now, this has been sufficient to avoid collisions in mid-ocean. With oceanic air traffic increasing, the Federal Aviation Administration and its European counterpart, with cooperation from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration aid the European Space Council, are studying the use air traffic control satellites over the Atlantc. Both space agencies are already committed to the development; the implementation is now awaiting FAA action. Such a development would give impetus to use of satellites in synchronous orbit for all air traffic control. COMBINING OBSTETRICAL SERVICE Rationalization of hospital services bv city and region has long been urged bv academic leaders of the medical pro'es-sion and long resisted by many private hospitals.

Under such proposals, community hospitals would provide the first-line service, larger hospitals would specialize in special kinds of care- quarantine units for example and centra! university-affiliated medical centers would provide 5-jch service: as heart and neu-' rological Surgery. In Seattle, six downtown h- 1 tonk a s'ep in th; drc-' lion. They azree to dpel.ip a snele obs'etrifal renter, egjipped to handle some 8.Ci0 births a year. For what to be advance prepara. for dpign tesims of multiple independent- i i A ETRA rOUP I I ffj WITH THIS AD ONLY 1 jr mmm I I ij xjHi I II Stu'tfy doub'e i 1 sftct-rj V'S- I A XIC Vf7 Btumiifr KiT.

1 TV Xv At? Fashion savings scoop! This exciting grouping ef I TVSJvV 'fwLf men's outerwear features the all new look in bush, I N)tmJ m7st norfolk and action Jackets. Zip fronts, button I 1 1 I "'VI i -1 fronts, belted styles. Slash and flap pockets. Knit Indian revolved around the wig-! ual, appreciated his efforts and warn or tepee, so the tribal enjoys his company. I hope he Meetings (council; are held does, for this expression only twice monthly in the homes of i part of what 1 feel I must con-ije braves.

Indian Guides ad- i vcy to him teres strictly to the policy that 1 While we are completely fathers and son3 do not attend a aware of the increased pressure meeting without each other. The and demands current times of the family usually place on all of us. we are equal-sees to it that dad doesn't allow ly aware that regardless of how business to interfere wi'h Indian 1 we as adults use these years. Cuide Councils. Businessmen these small boys of our will have been known to fly or driva continue to grow and develop hundreds of milps so they could during thee years of pressure, accompany their sons to "a coun- We are frank' to admit that the dl.

the greatest, value we t'pnn organization, the group hope to achieve thru the Father decides on a tribal name. Both and Son Indian Guide Big and Linie Braves select program is a stren.henir.g and Indian names which may be enirchment of the Dad-and-Boy self describing, such as Bi relationship. Bsld Each tribe elects a Tribes will be organized by tallykeeper. wampum the local YMCA branches in rarer, and medicine man ev- North and Southwest Jackson ments are prepared ny tne squaws and served by braves at each council. Indian Guides reaches a bov at an early age and thereby lengthens the rich years father and son may spend together.

It affords a father an opportunity to observe his son's behavior in work and at play and enables him to make necessary corrections. It helps the boy know his father better. As one dad said: "I believe my son feels that his dad respects him as an individ- and the Clinton area. For more information, contact the in your community. The YMCA is a member of the United Givers Fund.

Cleveland Man Klprfrorulffl Cf KYFLAND APi Raul Garcia. .16. of Shelby was acti-; dentally late Monday who: a tractor attachment! he was handling came in con-j fact with a power line at a rice drying plant near here. I I I I fKlA i-" and self collars and cufts. Choice of colors in I y-ooCc0 Jackson Mall Woodrow Wilson Avenue at Bailey Ave.

rrfri 1 Ui Jackson, Mississippi cry six months. Big and Littlp Braves wear headbands colorfully inscribed Indian symbols which may be interpreted in these words: and son through friendly service to each other, to our family, to this tribe and to our community, seek a word plpas-iii to the eye of the Great Father and son learn tig. declaration of aims, say it ai the impressive induct.on cer- ftrny and repeat it at ail txial" councils. 'All Indian Councils are called to ordcr bv the solemn tones of I.