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Tune In WTJb THE JACKSON SUN' Want Ads 1106 THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1939 PAGE EIGHT Plans Completed For Training Of More Air Workers County Council Elect Officers Use Our Lay-Away Plan for Easter Thrift Center of Jackson Phone No. 1 Values that will stir the town! Shop! ompare! You'll then is the outstanding store in Jackson. You'll never pay more at POSITIVELY AMAZING! 150 Expected To Attend Founders Day Of AT0 Here Former President of Dallas Bar Association To Be Speaker Some 150 alumni, active members and pledges of Tennessee Beta Tau chapter of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity, at Union, are expected to attend the chapter's annual Founders' Day banquet at. New Southern Hotel Friday evening, March 24. Aubrey Reed, prominent alumnus of the fraternity, is making every effort possible to have the largest number to ever attend the banquet of the local chapter.

Last year nearly 100 attended the celebration. Hon. O. O. Touchstone, former president of the Dallas Bar Association, and prominent civic leader of that city, will be guest of honor and main speaker for the affair.

Mr. Touchstone is chairman of the High Council for the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity, and is bringing a message from the ATO headquarters to active and alumni members attending. Emmett Guy, alumnus of the Union chapter, will serve as toast-master for the evening. Reservations may be made through Willard Huggins or other members of the active chapter. During the last ten years, motor car registrations throughout the world have increased 45 per cent It is estimated that there is now one car for exery 48 persons in the world.

Yes! Quality Fabrics! The New Spring Styles! hurts ir Fajainma Friday and Saturday Only! (q)(9)C (Q)(Q) lm 'rep; A WlsVUBsl Men's Neckties Mechanics, Pilots To Be 3Iade Ready For Nation's New Planes WASHINGTON, March 9 (JP) Administration plans are complete, authoritative sources said today, to train additional aviation mechanics to build and service the thousands of new warplanes provided in the defense program. The army expansion bill voted by the senate and house contains sufficient authorization to go ahead with the instructions as soon as the president signs it. Supplementing proposals to train some 20,000 pilots annually in selected colleges, the mechanics program has been delayed largely because a half dozen government agencies besides the army and navy were involved. Details were witheld, but well-informed administration and congressional sources reported these considerations were governing: 1. Far more mechanics than piolts will be required in expanding the army air corps to 5,500 or 6,000 planes, and building up the navy's force to 3,000 aircraft.

Both senate and house have authorized an increase of 25,000 enlisted men in the army air corps alone. Plane construction in the next two years will require doubling or tripling the 27,000 skilled workers now employed in plane factories, it was estimated by Maj. Gen. Harry H. Arnold, army air corps chief.

2. Either directly or through scholarships, the army, navy, National Youth Administration and the interior department's office of education among other federal agencies now train mechanics. A recommendation to the president calls for merging their activity under a single official. 3. A large proportion of the newly-trained mechanics is expected to be absorbed into private industry.

Arnold told a house committee the army believed it would be able to get all the enlisted mechanics needed in the next two years from Chanute Field, Illinois, and a new school at Denver. 4. Training to be provided by the Youth Administration is expected to be of a preliminary, general nature. Exisiting commercial schools will be aided by federal payments of tuition for certain students. FDR'S DINNER IS CANCELLED AFTER STRIKE IS BEGUN WASHINGTON, March 9 (JP) The capital's hotel strike resulted today in cancellation of the annual dinner given President Roosevelt by.

the White House Correspondents Association. More than 600 newsmen and their guests had been invited to attend the annual party at the Mayflower Hotel Saturday night. The hotel was one of 13 using their own trucks to obtain supplies of milk, bread and beer because organized truck drivers refused to cross picket lines. The Correspondents Association, in cancelling the dinner, said: "Due to the strike at the Mayflower Hotel, the White House Correspondents Association cancels the dinner to the presid nt scheduled for next Saturday night" The hydraulic system of actuating brakes was first applied in 1922. Yes! Amazing to find shirts and pajamas of this quality for so little money! Shirts are well styled and tailored with popular stand-up fused collar ocean pear buttons and pleated back and sleeves.

Woven-through patterns or solid colors. Sizes 14 to 17. Pajamas are carefully tailored of durable fabrics in newest spring patterns. Assorted styles. Sizes B.

C. D. Men's Store Weighted silk crepes, silk and rayon combinations, mixed woven fabrics. Sprightly Spring colors. Hand-made.

Wool bias cut 45c MEN'S NEW it Well Tailored Made from quality fabrics usually found in $25 and $27.50 suits WW It's Different Kind of a Sale And the Difference Is Quality! A sale aimed at the man who has a horrer of looking like a mark-down. No job lots of dubious fashions here. Featuring slide fastener trousers. Quality is the word that describes this array! Pure wool fabrics, unstinted tailoring, authentic styling the like of which you'd never expect to find in suits priced at only $19.90. We bought long in advance, took all we could but not so many as we'd like.

So come a-running. Choose while stocks and sizes are most complete! Men's Store Final Meeting Before State Convention To Be Held Saturday Officers of the Madison County A. Council are to be elected Saturday when the group holds its final meeting before the State Parent-Teacher Convention meets in Memphis in April, according to an announcement today by Mrs. Roy Davis, president of the county council, which includes affiliated Parent-Teacher Associations throughout the council. The council session will be held at 1:30 p.

at the court house. Invitations, addressed to principals and A. or community club presidents, to bring representatives from their Fchools to the meeting, were issued. Expressing the hope that presidents of the community clubs and non-affiilated A. organizations will respond to Mrs.

Davis invitation. County SupL Kit Parker said there are indications the meeting will be an interesting one. Mrs. Roy Davis pointed out that there is an opportunity for groups to organize Parent-Teacher Associations in their schools by March 31 and be included in the year's report at the Memphis convention. O.

JACKSON BURNS DIED ON WEDNESDAY O. Jackson Burns, 75, brother of A. M. Burns of this city, passed away Wednesday at his home in Spring City. according to word received in Jackson.

Mr. Burns is remembered by his wife and four children, three sons, Fred. Frank and Jim Burns, and a daughter, Susie. In addition to the brother here, Br. Burns is survived by another brother.

Rev H. F. Burns, of Nashville. Mr. Burns left here last night to attend the funeral.

In the state of Wisconsin, heavy trucks are barred from the highways over the week-ends and holidays in order to insure faster traffic and decrease the number of accidents. SS5 Pale, Weak? HEN you feel weak, have no energy, no pep, an 11 excellent tonic to tS? take is Dr. Pierce's 1 Golden Medical "fe. Discovery.lt stim- and increases the flow of gastric juice, and thus aids in improving digestion of food and so helot supply the body with strength and energy. Mrs.

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Jackson, Tenn. Select Your Potted Plants at Vineyard's Lafayette at Cumberland Telephone 510-511 Phone No. 1 realize why Kisber's Kisber's! Be glamorous in Kisber's None Higher You never saw shoos with so much glamor! Their materials are so fine their workman ship so exquisite truly an achievement in quality footwear at this moderate price. Think of it! Gorgeous black patents at this budget price! rienty of open or closed backs and toes. Heels high or low.

Sizes to 9. Basement Shoe Store flcst Wear For Comfort NURSE'S ONE STRAP Soft kid uppers, with genuine leather sole and rubber lift heel. Ideal to work In! Sizes 4 to 9. Basement Shoe Store Men's "Big Apple" FELT HATS Smart styles and colors, bound edges; all wanted head sizes. Basement Store Boys' Shirts Choice ol regular or sport collars, long or short sleeves, guaranteed colors.

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LIKE rmsX When your head aches, when lA your nerves icw as auuub snap, use Capudlne. It not only relieves pain gently and quickly, but soothes tense nerves. Capudine's quick action Is due to Its being liquid its Ingredients are already dissolved, au ready to work. Electrical Contracting GUY-TOWNSEND HARDWARE CO. 110 N.

Liberty Phones 458 Outstanding Types Highlighting Man-Tailored Suits Solids and Stripes. Soft Little Suits Pastel Colors Contrasting Suits Solid Skirts with tweed jackets in stripes, checks and plaids. NERVES FEEL frSTkV FRAYED A Complete Stock in Men's Wool Spring Suits Mack S. Harrison of Memphis, grand commander of the grand commandery, Tennessee Knights Templar, was given a warm welcome on his visit to the local organization of the Knights Templar here this week. Mr.

Harrison is now on an official visit to lodges all over the state. Nazi Jokes Are Simply Terrific, The Nazis Think Good Taste, Originality Hardly Overflow In Prize Quips BERLIN, March 9 (JP) This joke won $40 today as th-a best submitted in Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels' month-long contest to prove there is humor in Nazi Germany: "I won't perform in this costume," says a scantily-clad girl wearing a pre-war army helmet and saber to a paunchy male who is scratching his head in astonishment. "Why not," the man asks. "Does one see too "Rubbish, you old fool," the girl replies, "too little!" Five prizes of $40 to $4 were offered for the best jokes. Dr.

Goebbels' newspaper Der Angriff published only the work of the winner, a humble construction worker who illustrated his three jokes with his own handiwork. Some Nazi readers called the results "healthy eroticism." Dr. Goebbels started the contest Feb. 4 when he expelled five cabaret artists from the reich's culture chamber meaning that they might no longer follow their profession in Nazi Germany for quips about the national socialist regime. Goebbels declared that "Nazidom will not be derided." But the contest was started because of apparent fears that the action against entertainers might give the impression that there is no humor in Germany.

A second winning cartoon published today showed a woman wearing only a blouse. A little dog stands between her and a high-collared, bearded, bespectacled man. She: "Why. you haven't seen my new dress! I bought it on the installment plan." He: "I suppose you're wearing the first installment." The third cartoon shows the legs of a number of women passersby. In the foreground is a fat pug dog who accosts a lean, long Dachshund.

"Good gracious! the fat pug. "You've certainly The emaciated "sausage dog" replies: "Three weeks ago I was sold to a vegetarian." Der Angrif promised in later editions to publish further evidences of modern German humor, thousands xt manifestations of which, the paper said, were received during the competition. It remarked that, 'Joy in robust fun seems widespread." Mrs.C.LMcFarlin Will Be Buried At Medina Friday Well Known Woman of That Section Died Today At Memphis Hospital Mrs. G. L.

McFarlia well known resident of the Medina section, passed away this morning at 2:30 o'clock at the Baptist Memorial Hospital in Memphis following a brief illness. She was a member of the Baptist church at Medina and had been active in the affairs of the congregation. Deceased is survived by her husband, two sons, O. H. McFarlin of Memphis and Jack McFarlin of Virginia: two daughters, Mrs W.

i T. McAdoo and Mrs. v. R. Rowlett of Medina, and a sister, Mrs.

Mar-j garet Cobern. of Medina. The funeral will be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock at the residence by the Rev. O. D.

Spence. The following will serve as pallbearers: O. H. and Jack McFarlin, W. T.

McAdoo. R. and James Rowlett and Milton Brock. Replogle of Medina in charge. The largest single user of motor trucks and trailers in the country is the United States War Department Wet newspapers are reported to be excellent for washing the windows in an automoble.

Then use dry papers to polish the glass. Horses originated in America, but every horse in the United States today is an import, or the descendant of an import. Men's Pretty Again! Floor WILL SUITS be good this spring? BETTER" HATS Are at Kisber's Main "Hat Bar" veil. Navy with ALL WOOL Store 49c Women 8 Taffeta Slips Choice of tailor ed or lace trimmed style. Plain rayon taffeta or brocaded, tea rose shade.

Sizes 34 29 to 44. Basement Store Women's New Toppers Favored new styles with stand-up sport collars, smart lapels and squared shoulders, fancy tucked and stitched backs, tweeds boucle and new colors. Sizes 12 to 44. Basement Store Women's Sport I.95 Suits, Special Basement "Store sailor in straw flower trim and All-black Bonnet in felt with trim. No more funny little topknots a lady looks the part this spring and makes the most of being feminine, starting as usual with her hat.

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