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service series, free to the public,
are available at the door.
Arthur c. Knight, chairman
of the hospitals Board of Trust
ees, announced that the pop
ular health lectures and panels
which were attended by more
than 1000 persons when
launched last year, will also
include:
"Live and Let Live" fea-
turing County Coroner DR..
Samuel R. Gerber and William
E. Billings, vice president and
executive secretary of the
Greater Cleveland Safety Coun-
ell, discussing the Blueprint
For Life program of accident
prevention; Robert Lang, ex-
ecutive director of the Cleve-
land Academy of Medicine, or
Emergency Call Service and the
Poison Center, and Mrs. Eliza
beth Braucher director of Nurs-
ing Service of Huron Road Hos
pital, speaking of the role of
the hospital emergency room.
"Cancer-A Progress Report
will be a panel discussion with
Huron Road Hospitals DR..
J. L. Billion, director of the De-
partment of Surgery, as mod
orator. Participants will be Dr..
G.. H. Irwin, visitant in the De
partment of Obstetrics and
Gynecology; DR.. Edward Good
slit, director of the Department
of Pathology, and DR.. r. T.
Murphy, visitant in the Depart
ment of Surgery.
"a Psychiatrist Looks A
Marriage" will be the windup
of the second year of the Medi-
cal Insight Series. Speaker will
be DR.. Victor II. Nictoroff. di-
rector of Huron Road Hospital
Department of Psychiatry.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
Golden Ayers
To Organize

A new Golden Age group will
lave an organization meeting
at the Trinity +. U. 3. church
Thursday, Jan. 31st at 2 pm.
All senior citizens, 60 or
over are welcome at this
meeting. The church is located
ut the corner of Hayden and
Alder aves.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
Famed Women S
GIee Club to
Perform Here

Monday evening at s p. m.
the Otterbein College Women's
Glee Club will present a con-
cert Of sacred music at Trinity
E.U.B. Church located at Alder
ave, and Hayden.
Otterbein College, supported
by the Evangelical United
Brethren Church, and located in
Westerville, O., just north of
Columbus, is rapidly becoming
one of Ohio's top small col
leges. The women of the Glee
Club represent a cross-section
Of the College rather than being
from the music department
alone.
The as member choir is di-
rected by DR.. LII. Shackson,
head Of the College Music De-
partment.
The appearance of the Glee
Club in this area is part of a
five-day Winter tour taking
them to churches, schools, and
hospitals throughout Northern
Ohio.
Jeanne Leohner from Balti-
more, Ohio, is President of the
group. One member, Imodale
Caulker, is the daughter of
Richard Kelfa- a-Caulker, Ambas-
sador to the United States from
Sierra Leone.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
Public Hearing
On Request by
Standard Oil

The East Cleveland City
Commissioners hold public
Public hearing next Tuesday
prior to acting on a request by
the Standard Oil Company of
Ohio.
1t is the intention Of Stand
ard Oil to make a major al
teratiorf at its station at 1916
Noble rd. Plans call for a new
building as well as other facili-
ties.
The East Cleveland Board of
Zoning Appeals had already
gwen its okay to the project.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
Europe Bound

Airman Third Glass John c.
Schneider is being reasSigned
to a unit of the United States
Air Forces in Europe following
his graduation from the USAF
technical training course for
weapons mechanics here.
Airman Schneider was train
ed to load, maintain and inspect
the weapons used in Air Force
fighter and bomber aircraft.
The airman, graduate of
Shaw High School, is the son
of Mrs. Louise E. Schneider,
17400 Euclid ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
Discuss Plans
For Exhibits

East Cleveland Philstelic So
ciety will discuss plans for its
coming Stamp Exhibit at to-
nights meeting al $50 in the
YMCA, Lee rd. and Euclid ave.
The auction and swap sessions
will follow the regular business
meeting.
James Lambert will he guest
speaker at the Feb. l4th gather
ing. Speaker for the Feb. 2Sth
meeting will be L. W. Christian
son.
The annual Stamp Exhibit
and Bourse will be held April
9th and 2Sth. Sidney E. Smith.
141O0 Baldwin ave. is the
bourse and publicity chairman.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
Nine Shaw Musicians
Play With NE Group

lands west side for eight and
a half hours Of rehearsing and
an evening performance on
Saturday. Mr.. Louis krch, di-
rector of the Kent State Uni
versity Orchestra, conducted
the days musical activities.
William Blossom was chosen
from this orchestra to play
with the All-Ohio Orchestra
that meets at Ohio Wesleyan
University in February for .
three day session. Fink and
Magnusson, also Of Shaw,
were named as alternates to
the state group.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24

Korb Center Pools new swim
classes for beginner, advance
beginner, and intermediate
swimmers will start Satur-
day morning.
Registration and screening
for beginner and advance be-
ginner will be at 10 and for in
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
Marshall Speaks

K. b. Hosler, Deputy |. ).
Marshall in this area, will be
the speaker when Fast Cleveland
kiwanis Club meets next Mon
day noon at the East Cleveland
YMCA. His subject is THE
Duties of a L. S. Marshall"
Two new Junior kiwanians
from Shaw High School were
introduced to the club at last
weeks meeting. They were
Pat Noon. of 1925 Glynn rd.,
and Skip Schreck, Of 1888 Wy
more rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
An Open Letter To
Coach Tom MeinhQrdt
Mr.. Thomas o. Meinhardt
Shaw Basketball Coach,
East Cleveland, Ohio

Dear Tom:
Once called the Shaw basketball team dismal.
This Technology used not reflection you as
coach your but describe the dismal record
of the cagers up that point.
Last week. little bit further and mentioned
how the Shaw quintet to face unbeatable" Euclid
You expressed unhappness for our use of the word
dismal and stated how such wordage would affect the
morale of the team and keep spectators away.
Of your fears unfounded and this was
evident at last weeks tilt with Euclid Your team
magnificent and there plenty of Shaw rOoters
hand, though the game the Euclid court.
We most pleased with the upset victory by Shaw
and feel this proves point.
We do not expect to be blamed for a teams playing
ability because of any frank appraisal that might be
fowery, any than should take credit for good
showings because might mention team with audatory
prose.
We have praised many throughout the years and never
once have been given credit for teams fine showing.
The point would like to make Tom, is that you as
coach and your team must stand your talents
complshments and records.
And, result of your tremendous victory last
Friday, it looks from this that you and the
Shaw team are solid ground.
Never before did such spirit and gameness
Your team did fine job and congratulate you and
your Cardinals.
Genially your,
Coma Horeb
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CALL NEWS
to
Gl. l-4383
Huron Roads INSIGHT
Series Begins Monday
FAST CLEVELAND LibKAnA
lAlOl EUCLID AVENUE
EAsL cL6NEiAND. q
1850 Circulation
Guaranteed

Huron Road Hospitals 1868
Medical Insight Series, pre-
senting a series of four public
lectures and panel discussions
on the theme "The Body
Science and You," begins
Monday at $3.50 p. m. in the hos
pitfalls Pine Room.
"How To Live With Your
Heart" will be the topic Mon
day night of DR.. Edwin Goyette,
Director of the Terrace Rd. in
stitution's Department of Medi-
cine.
Tickets for the joint Hos
pital- l-Women's Board community
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
Korb Swimming Classes Start

.ermediate swimmer at IL. All
Saturday classes will run
through May 25th.
New speed swimming classes
will start on Tuesday and will
meet each Tuesday from $50
I.
Stroke correction and endur-
ance in all four competitive
strokes are the main objective
of this class. For more informa-
ton contact Mel Skinner, pool
director.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24

An annual prize for Miam
University's top home econom-
ics senior is being established
through $1,000 bequest from
one Of its early graduates in thl
field.
Miami President John ID. Mil
lett today announced that the
rift has been received from
ne estate Of the late Miss An
tia Klipple, Rrookville. Ind,
native and 1918 Miami gradu-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
Miss Koeniq
Starts Chores
AS Teacher

Barbara koenig, 2129 Mt.
Vernon blvd, who has been as
signed first grade and kinder
garten at Indiana Village
School, Fl. Wayne, Ind, is
among 173 student teachers
from Indiana University who
will begin teaching assign
ments Monday, in elementary
schools throughout the Hoosier
state.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
Test Air Raid Sirens

emergency, this up and down
or wailing sound would mean
to seek the best available shelter
rs soon as it is heard.
No public participation is re-
1uested for this test according
. Civil Defense officials.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
Nip and Tuck

In the fourth quarter it be-
came a nip and tuck battle As
the Panthers rallied to tie the
game with a minute and siy
seconds left.
Berke Rcichenback tailed p
free throw with % seconds left
to put Euclid in the lead.
The Cardinals then called
time out and set up their last
strategy. Tim Shoda passed
over the middle to Bruce Matte
who took two dribbles and then
shot to score the winning bas-
het for the Cardinals.
This was probably one cf the
finest team victories seen in
several years here at Shaw.
Special recognition should also
90 to the great rebounding of
Jim Smallcy and jay Meyers.
who also contributed 20 points
between them to the Shaw at
tack Shoda led all scorers on
the Cardinal team with Is
points.
Saturday night the Cardinals
Jumped off to an early lead as
they time after time used their
fast break and the hot shooting
of Nike Malice and jim Smalley
to take 80 to 81 half-time
lead.
They extended it to 81 to %
at the end of three quarters
when Coach Meinhardt emptled
his bench to give the rest of
the team valuable game ex-
perience.
The final score was Shaw
IS, Valley Forge 81. Malice in
hitting 10 out Of 1S field goals.
plus / foul shot led the scoring
with 21 points. while the
Cardinals scoring leader, Jim
Smalley. contributed 16.
This week end the Cardinals
will face Brush at Shaw and
will be seeking number five
in the league and will be
hoping to add to their 7 wins,
4 losses record thus far this
year.
The Cardinals defeated Brush
earlier in the year at Brush,
but the Arcs were without one
of their better players in Ken
who will be back for a
crack at the Cardinals tomor-
row.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
Inspired Shaw Cagers
Are Hottest in lei

The Shaw High Cardinal bas-
ketball team, after dropping
its first four in row in
Lake Erie League play, now
has steam rolled to four
straight wins after downing un-
defeated Euclid, Friday 55 to
"a at Euclid and then trouncing
Valley Forge IS to 81 on Satur-
day at Valley.
The Euclid win was espe-
cially satisfying to Coach Tom
Meinhardt and his fighting
Cagers for it not only knocked
Euclid out Of the undefeated
yank. but also avenged the
Cardinals earlier loss to the
Panthers.
The Panthers took an early
lead most of which came from
the foul line and led is to II
at the end of the first quar-
ter.
However, the Cardinals.
spanked by some hot shooting
in the second quarter and
very tight zone defense rallied
to lead - to % at half time.
In the third quarter Euclid
rolled off four quick baskets
and appeared to he on their
way to their ninth straight
win, but the Cardinals were
not to be denied as they tight
ened up their defense and
rallied behind the hot shoot
ing Of Bruce Matte and Tim
Shoda to regain the lead, and
ed at the end Of the thir6
-tanZa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-05
REAL ESTATE LOANS
ACTON % 4 IlSi,l m e I1 H0 u!ys-

ABSOLUTE top cash for End trusts.
No. applications or red tape. Va.
Nd. D. G. Day eye.. WIZ. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-05
Cool Patio

There Is 9 privacy fence around
the 'cool patio" This Is only
one Of the many nice features
Of this home. It's made for any
size family. The living room, din
sise and complete. Three bedrooms
and. two baths, all on the upper
level Of this handsome rambler.
The lower level is big and offers
recreation room with fireplace and
two more rooms easily converted
70 bedroorns plus full bath.
Only S26,000. DO yourself a favor
and call.
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MCLEAN
BIC

rooms are the features that will
decorated Colonial. Huge 24-ft. liv.
ing rm.-20 #. din. .rm. plus z
den, breakfast rm., bedrm. and
bath on the LIST floor-2 extra
large bedrms., with full bath, full
bsmt., B.B.H.-W. heat. S2e $50.
CROWELL & CO., INC.
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HOUSES EoR SALIVA.

Mai hish on Hi oysriocEins SI Il,
countryside. Two yrs. old, mod.
terrific traffic pattern, spac. rms
ySoSS III IIi love; 20 quick Eo7s; PRICE
elusive. IA. 4-77f30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-05

APT. BARGATN--DOWNTowN
Approx. Q times rent Of S31, 600.
Renovated. 10Ss or less down.
Make offer. Also other excellent
buys.
FAILIN REALTY LII. 4-7aOO
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HOMES

REALTY. INC.
49, Call for Free Copy OF
"Homes for Living Magazine
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7-ACRE FARM

FOR HORSES box stalls, taeh
and . good-slSed pasture.
FOR oWNERs--A 3-bedrm. fire.
wldishwasher In kit iarge Nv
nm. dining rm, and brick-floorec
family rm. with fireplace, iibrary
wliireplaee. Lovely big trees ~
e oestSp bs sGHSs Iss .,b sIe,i
Tod Fisher. WI. S.s3a2.
The Berens Companies
1870 Conn. Ave. Pc. $4,000
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WAIVED
100000 so. FIT

10000 SO. FIT.
zoned for warehouses. Prefer Bia-
densburE I'd. OF Kenilworth ave,
areas. Forward Information and
plot plan 10 Mr.. Haas.
J. A. WEINBERG co.
i728 n 81. NV. 2gs-e00O
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MOTORCYCLES

I'D. IS "74", good condition, al
extras. Best offer. CAL 422-Q4l4,
xLCH HARLEY DAVIDSON '6l low
mileage, fully equipped. $3.50. OIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-05

RALPH BROWN BuIck. $50 4 i'S St.
ne. II. 6-7100. Open ewes I'll 9.
BUICK 80 lie Sabre 4-dr. sedan,
all white with beautiful interior,
fully equipped. including power
steering and brakes, / careful
owner. $1,4Ss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-05
COUNTRY PROPERTY
FARMS

BERKELEY sFRIN0, ", vA.-1LI.e
S TS .rt aSui IL: ;issiii I!sssssae 0ndi'i'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-05
MCLEAN

Beautiful Chesterbrook Woods
8 BEDROOMS--3 BATHS
MAGNIFICENTLY HANDICAPPED
AIR CONDITIONED
Ideal for the large family, this
home is In q prestige area and
in addition to the 8 bedrooms,
there is an all-electric kitchen,
separate dining room. large
screened porch off kitchen over
q double carport. You shouldn't
miss this, Offered at S52,950. Cal
Ell. 6-4161.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-05
sEAsHORE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, MD.-Taking reser-
vations. Ocean-side apis, Aug.
II. "a and Sept. 354-4012.
OCEAN CITY, MD. New, attractive,
JF' a-0234
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

ALL CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
IN d. a.. AND NEARBY ND
KAY EALTY CO. NC. RA. $4,000
SELL RETAlL-NOT WHOLEsALI
PARAMOUNT SALES. INC.
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"CEST MAGNIFIQUE"
FOR APPOINTMENT to see
call Mrs: Kerr at the

LAND 1 w.
IA. $4,000 ia. b-7Osl
CITY OF FALLS CHURCH-Sls,.
ESQ., Rambler. air cond.. liv. rm
n s1a din rT RIrasS sdsg Ems s sI1S
room ige. pans panel kit, full bsm mt
loan. $116 mo. P.I.T.I. Terms
Poss. LUCILLE COOK. JE. 2-3272
JE. 2.4664.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-05
LORCOM LANE
CHARMl CHARM!
ELMWO citS1 ESTATES

On almost an acre Of beautiful
secluSlon In this top area Of close
in Mclean you will find this stone
and-brick rambler. Most unusual
floor plan featuring a center-hall
Win siidinS siasS doors n; to = ? AZ.
IT. screened porch with bar-b-que.
Separate dining room, master bed
room suite with 16x16 bedroom
and 12x12 sitting room. 2 other
bedrooms plus Q paneled den. Full
basement with 24x24 recreation
room. 4 fireplaces. A home with
lots Of possibilities. S47,500.
CROWELL & co, INC.
Realtors Mclean H. $4,000
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Privacy
SECLUSION

10 ACRES WITH POND FOR
SWIMMING AND SKATING
AIR-CONDITIONED
CONTEMPORARY
8 BEDROOMS
Custom built By present owner, this
large contemporary home Is being
offered for sale due to owners
transfer from this area. Cathedral
ceiling, large entrance foyer, liv-
ing rm., separate dining rm., large
open porch shaded BY tall oak
trees, flying deck at rear Of the
house overlooking private spring.
fed pond: Let US show you this
To-Day; Offered at S07,50O. Call FL.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SAIL
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

EPPING FOREST, MD.-Pyt. com.
munity. 3-bedrm. house By weeh
during Aug. 301-S49-6706. week.
days. no. 2-4704 ewes.
WESTMORELAND SHORES, Colo
NAL Beach. Va, rent or sale, mod
ern well equip. 3-bedrm. cottage,
raised hearth firepl. EV. 4-616O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-05

TIPTOP VALUE, gorgeous
bi-level home in q beauti-
full setting deep in the
woods. Live the life Of Riley
here. Bedrooms and bath
on both levels. Separate
dining room, charming
kitchen, two fireplaces. You
will want to buy II the
minute you drive up, believe
US. Priced $21,960. Call US.
Let's take . look today,
JE. 10000.
Shannon & LuchS
REALTORS SINCE 1905
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PROP. for REN1

BETHEsDA-Brand-nsw buiidlnH,
igst eompleted, Ar cond.. flnished
o s,l space . ss7s 81; y; incl.
parkins. zonsd industrial 1000
elevator. LEO RoccA. hi. T-4Si4,
NEw BUILDIN0-2,b00 or 1000
=: :p.s e. c Sl'H tssis' h 's s.s Ss,
Md. 47a-11si or Ju. p-So7b.
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MCLEAN
JGHLIN, REALTOR

LAUGHLIN, REALTOR
(MRS. WA. H.
'McLEAN'S FIRST"
bl0l Chain Bridge Rd., Mclean, Va.
"Consult First-McLean's First"
McLEAN-b min. cIA, 90 min,
Pentaeon, National. Dulles, d. c.
2-yr ,rold 3-bedrm., 2-bath brk.
ramb. w/fin. rec. rm., de luxe
q-E kit, Wv. carpet, drapes:
large level lot, Close schools,
shops; Mclean Tennis MEM
bership avail. S24,05O by appt,
OWNER. 356-3S99.
MCLEAN = 8 bedrm. brick, spiij
foyer, avail. Sept. /. with 3 baths
complete spacious 0E Kitchen
gracious entertaining areas. fire.
places, both liv. rm. and rec, rm,
which opens TO patio on ioweI
level - trees = pleasant neighbor-
hood. convenient to stores. GA
ana George Washington pkWy,
Low price from OWNER, S3f,7b0,
cal ia. 2-e574 for appt. Pinci.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
0UT.OF.T0WN REAL EST.

BURLINGTON, W. vA.--Lge. bldg.
suit. any business. New nv. quar-
tiers. 8 smi. bldgs" 290-ft; 'front.'
Call Burlington, W. va. 1891.
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| LoTs, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ASHTON! Visit scenic PANORAMA
HILL" Peaceful 2-acre country
sites, with city water. Over 500
It. elevation. $3.50 up, term.
Call WA. 4-e363.
GREATER Maryland PROP.
The chronicle., 1963-12-13

banquet for the assembly Fri
day night.
DR.. Harvey Cromwell, head
Of the MSCW speech depart
ment and parlimentarian for
the youths House Of Represen-
tatives, will give the opening adj
dress for the Youth Congress
and Charlotte Orr, an MSCW
senior from Laurel, will serve
as clerk for the Senate.
According to Jones, more than
200 Congressman" from Missis-
sippi high schools and colleges
are expected. Each school par
ticipating may send five dele
The chronicle., 1963-12-13

stabilized in flight. But when
they strike flesh, they lose their
stability and turn end-over-end
in hte wound.
The early results were OBJ
tanned in a project known as
special purpose individual
weapon announced by the
Army last February.
"The weapon could be used
as both a rifle and a shoulder
fired grenade launcher," the
Army said. Fully loaded, it is
expected to weigh no more
than the current MIA rifle and
will significantly increase the
effectiveness Of the combat SOL
der"
The Army did not identify the
nature of the ammunition. The
The chronicle., 1963-12-13

gates and each school must sub
NIT one bill. The bills are sub
mitted to the director, Jones,
who assigns them to commit
tees.
The Mississippi Speech Associ-
alton, which sponsors the Con-
gress, gives the students rat
ings on their speeches, debates
and speaking from the floor.
The school giving the most in
teresting campaign for their
candidate for president pro tenn
Of the Senate receives the cam
paign award from the associa-
ton.
The chronicle., 1963-12-13
THE CHRONICLE. PAscAGoULA AND MOSS POINT. MISSISSIPPI
Youth Congress
Set In Jackson
Over Weekend

(Special) - All
who ever wanted to be a legis-
lator might envy Mississippi's
youths who will be Congress
men for a day. at the annual
Youth Congress, converting in
Jackson, Saturday.
In the 18th annual conven-
ton, held in the congressional
chambers in Jackson, g h
school students will serve in
the House of Representatives
and the Senate will be filled by
college students.
Three faculty-staff members
from Mississippi State College
for Women, along with several
of their students, will have key
roles in the Congress.
Andrew M. Jones, assistant
professor of speech at MSCW,
will direct the Congress a d
DR.. Charles p. Hogarth, preSi.
dent Of MSCW, will speak at the
The chronicle., 1963-12-13
Business News -.
Local Guard Service
Is Now Incorporated

A certificate of incorporation
has been issued to the Southern
Guard Services, which is ope-
rated by former deputy sheriffs
Harold E. Jones and Harry F.
Wright Jr.
The organization has been in
operation for some time provid-
ing guard service at Standard
Oil refinery.
The purpose of the corpora
ton, according to the charter,
is to conduct and operate a
general commercial and private
guard service, detective agency
and commercial night watching
service.
The corporation was authoriz.
ed to issue so shares of COM
mon stock of the par value OF
500 each.
X X x
Winn-D Dixie, which operates a
store in PaScagoula, has report.
ed a 4.37 per cent increase in
sales during the 2O-week period
ending Nov. Is, compared to the
corresponding period a year
ago.
The sales volume totaled 1923,
1898, an increase of $13, 523,
S4S. Sales during the four-week
period ending Nov. Is also
showed an increase.
The company operates $40
The chronicle., 1963-12-13
New Army Rifle
Will Shoot Darts

WASHINGTON (UPD - The
Defense Department is develop
ing a rifle that shoots darts in
stead Of bullets.
A top Pentagon research ex-
pert said the darts are only
an inch long and about the
thickness of a pencil lead, but
are capable of inflicting a gap.
ing wound almost as severe as
that caused by a dum-dum bull
let.
He explained that the darts
have little fins that keep them