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Tune In WTJS THE JACKSON SUN Want Ads 1106 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1938 PAGE TEN Thrice-Crowned King of Corn SEN. NORRIS MAY REVIVE COURT BILL Vandy's Co-Eds Seek Ankle Socks AT NEXT SESSION Stokes Foresees Deficit In State General Fund Phone WASHINGTON, Dec. 1. (flV- Senator Norris said to the same for the current fiscal year as they ware last year, and the $523,000, can be. applied 'to this year's expenditures, a deficit of $123,000 will the commissioner explained.

He said collections for November amounted to $3,102,251.49, compared with $2,329,712.34 for the same month a year ago. Several days ago the commissioner predicted a shortage of in the general fund. However, he revised this figure after changing soma of his estimates to arrive at the deficit forecast yesterday. Phone 3320 day he might seek to revive in the And Bare Legs Though They Are Wearing next Congress a proposal to pre 3320 vent a bare majority of the Su preme Court from declaring any law unconstitutional. Long Stockings Under Dean's Orders Norris, who proposed such legislation in the last session, said he believed flaws had crept into many statutes because Congress had at DOUBLE-DEALING DICE NASHVILLE, Dec 1.

JPy Van- tempted to circumvent possible unfavorable decisions by the high derbilt's co-eds flitted about the court. Commissioner of Finance and Taxation Predicts It Will Be $123,000 'NASHVILLE, Dec. 1 (ffy In spite of a rise in November revenue collections, Commissioner of Finance and Taxation Walter Stokes. foresees a deficit in the general fund at the end of the fiscal year on June 30, 1939. Stokes predicted yesterday a deficit of $123,000 for the current yeaa.

He expects a drop of $646,000 in general collections for the year. The state's books, said, showed a surplus of $523,000 over expenditures last year. "If expenditures by the state are campus today wearing lone stockings the doings of the dean of Good Coal Low Prices A Grade and Size for Every Purpose Try Southern Star Red Ash Bea re Ice Coal Co. Office 255 W. Lafayette St.

He said he thought this was particularly true of the present crop women but they saw in a protest control law. meeting planned Saturdays a "Of course," he added, "I know chance to return to ankle socks and TUCSON, Ariz. (JP Harry Strickney, 23, a negro denied in court he burglarized the home of a friend, as charged. Te testified he was invited to a crap game and his host "cleaned" him of his all 25 cents with loaded dice. "How do you know they were loaded?" he was asked.

"Because," he replied, "I took them there." bare legs. that many of these flaws in leg islation are placed there by per sons who wish to have that legis They have the men on their side. That support was evidenced by a lation knocked out. But Congress has to enact legislation without "picketing yesterday of the worn' en's chapel by collegians wearing placards asking return of "socks knowing whether it will become law until the Supreme Court legis lates on it. Dean of Women Ada Bell Staple ton who ordered the ban on bare Norris said he believed a law should be assumed to be constitutional "until its unconstitutionality legged co-eds wearing anklets, remained adamnant When the "picket line" paraded through the Corn King: William II.

Curry of Tipton, points in triplicate to his record of three successive world championships. Curry, pictured holding: the title-winning: corn, took his 1938 title at the International Livestock Exhibition in Chicago. is proved beyond a reasonable doubt" He contended that a 5 to 4 Supreme Court decision offered mm savings chapel, she whirled indignantly and MAKE marched out of the bunding. no such proof as would a 8 to 3 decision. "I have nothing to- say," she snapped last night when asked to 4-H Champions of Achievement comment on the meeting tne wom en are planning Saturday to protest her action.

She refused to COOPER WILL GIVE MUCH ATTENTION TO HIGHWAY PATROL discuss the incident. The girls were glib in their appraisal of the whole affair but refused to permit use of their names, fearing faculty censorship. All NASHVILLE. Dec. 1 The Nashville Banner says Governor-elect Prentice Cooper is giving particular attention to the choice THE WHOLE STORE REFLECTS SPLENDID- CHRISTMAS PREPARATIONS! OPEN AISLES WIDE SELECTIONS SATISFACTORY SERVICE! of a chief for the highway patrol because highway safety will be a dominant aim of his administra tion.

Outstanding All Wool argued the "comfort, cost and convenience" advantages of ankle-length socks. "The school is waking up, I think the picketing was great," said one saucy sorority girl. "The ruling is terrible, said another. "I transferred from a strict girls school and they never thought of such a thing there." LITTLE ALLURE FOR AMERICAN GIRLS Prevention will be stressed Lay Away A Gift A Day through a safety campaign con ducted in schools, organizations and clubs aimed especially at education of young drivers and juve nile pedestrians, the paper says. (LflDT The entire personnel of the high way patrol will be.

expected to stress prevention of accidents rather than punishment of offenders and a-bill-may be introduced in Named 4-H achievement champions at the Chicago congress of 4-H clubs were Lloyd Hawkins, of Foss, and Katherine Sire of Belt, Mont. Both are 18. the general assembly to give' the patrol full police powers for use in an emergency instead of the authority now limited to making WASHINGTON, Dec. foreign consular and diplomatic service appears to have little allure for the American girl. Only seven women have entered since the first qualified in 1922.

Only two women will remain in the service after next month when Margaret M. Hanna retires for age from her post as consul at Geneva. These are a second secretary at Brussels and a vice consul at Basel, Switzerland. NAVIGATION WORK LOVE'S LABOR WON arrests for highway violations. cooper, who was out of the city ON MISSISSIPPI IS NEARING FINISH today, has declined to make defi OD.

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1. (Commissioner of Education Halbert Harvili expressed interest today in the possibility of the University of Tennessee providing aviation courses for students in line with a national plan to develop civilian fliers. "I'd be glad for the University of Tennessee to provide such training for its students if government funds are provided," he said. "Aviation is coming to the front more and more, especially as a matter of national defense. Harvili pointed out that authority for such an undertaking would have to be given by the university's board of directors and said that as an ex-officio member of the board he would be glad to bring the matter up when it meets at Memphis Saturday.

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SUPREME, TRIUMPHANT HERE IT COMES! NOT A MOVIE, BUT THE REAL THING! SPORT OXFORDS XxCsLC rV, A IT JJV Kiltie Sam H. Harris WASHINGTON, Dec. 1. (JPy-Secretary Morgenthau announced today the treasury would borrow $700,000,000 and will refund of old securities on Dec. 15.

The decision was made at a meeting today of treasury and Federal Reserve Board officials after a survey of market conditions. The securities' to be refunded are one and one-half per cent notes due next March 15. They will be taken up ahead of maturity in accordance with a recent treasury policy of anticipating maturities so as to leave future financing dates free for "new money" financing in case market conditions should discourage joint new money and refunding financing at the same time. 1 -j No announcement was made about the type "of securities to be sold for the $700,000,000 and to be exchanged for the March notes. These details' will be made public Monday morning.

The borrowing will bring to a total of $1,500,000,000 the total the amount raised so far this fiscal year by the treasury to finance the anticipated $4,000,000,000 deficit to be incurred as a result of the emergency spending program for relief and public works authorized by the last Congress. LEFT BOOT LOOT In In rnrnr svniiw sm. ar a aa ssv ifc. (PRIZE PlAYl Ofel3 hp pST Vi I II IS If 1 BiacK or crown mk I A ft "if'll Durable uppers with ft vC- painted composition soles. X'ff ,0 A Come early for choice se- A A JM vvVl IVjK lection.

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