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PAGE SIX WANT ADS 7-3333 THE JACKSON SUN JACKSON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 121950 36-Pound Automatic Jet Pilot Wins Collier Trophy For Lear Your Navy Reports By R. L. HOGARD, GMC, U. S.

Navy. Jackson Recruiting Office Iron Tin Batteries Radiators Brass Copper All Kinds ot Scrap Scrap Paper Book and Magaxines Jackson Scrap Material Company Ofrire and ard Meadow St. G.M.&U R.R. Phone 1-52S1 In Back ot Coca-Cola buttling Works on Bolivar St it A millionaire inventor who quit formal education at 13 to become a $6--week auto mechanic has won avitatlon's highest award the Collier Trophy, established 39 years ago by Robert Collier, then editor of the national weekly, to adavnce the science of aeronautics. In Its current issue.

Collier's announced as trophy winner William J. Lear for his 36-pound automatic Jet pilot, now becoming standard equipment in most of the nation's latest jet fighter planes. A statement accompanying the trophy award reads in part: To William P. Lear, for his outstanding achievement in the development and production of the Lear F-5 Automatic Pilot and Automatic Approach Control Coupler System, which makes possible the safe landing of Jet aircraft regardless of extreme weather or visibility conditions." At for wartime applications of Lear's devic. a jet fighter pilot mm ft 'mi- Baptist Revival Crusade Plans Are Discussed NASHVILLE.

Dec. 12 Dr. C. B. Jackson of Dallas, will meet with Baptist leaders today to discuss plans for a simultaneous revival crusade in 18,000 Baptist churches.

Dr. Jackson, associate superintendent of the department of evangelism of the General Baptist Convention in Texas, said the "Eastern Simultaneous Crusade" was prompted by a need for "a spiritual reawakening in America." The crusade will include churches east of the Mississippi River. Today's meeting coincides with the gathering of 400 representatievs of the Southern Baptist Convention who "will attend a series of separate sessions during the week. Happy Is The Day When Backache Goes Away As we set older, stress and strain, over, exertion, excessive smoking or exposure to cold sometimes slows down kidney function. This mar lead many folks to complain of nagging backache, loss of pep and energy, headaches and dizziness.

Getting up nights or frequent passages may result from minor bladder irritations due to cold, dampness or dietary indiscretions. If your discomforts are due to these causes, don't wait, try Doan's Fills, a mild diuretic. Used successfully by millions for over 60 years. While these symptoms may often otherwise occur, it's amazing how many times Doan's give happy relief help the 15 miles of kidney tubes and niters flush out waste. Get Doan's Fills today! NAM CHIEF William H.

Ruf-fin, Durham, N. textile manufacturer, above, is the new president of the National Association of Manufacturers for 1951. Ruffin was elected at an NAM meeting in New York City to succeed Claude A. Putnam. now can take off in any kind of weather, attack an enemy plane formation planning to bomb by radar through the overcast, and thent using the half-pint F-3, make an automatic landing even though the overcast is within a few feet of the ground.

Air Force General Sory Smith told Collier's associate editor Bill Davidson that Lear's invention is "the basis of our capability to fend off enemy attack, no matter what the weather." "It is the guts and core of the air defense of America," General Smith added. Lear, inventor of hundreds of devices ranging from one of the first automobile radios to the miniature motors that operated the engine cowl flaps on B-29s during World War II, believes that eventually men will be eliminated completely from fighter-plane interception missions. "In my lifetime, I expect to be working on pilotless fighter planes, flown in satellite formations from a single mother ship," he predicted. "The human pilot in the mother ship will simply bring the satellites within the range of the enemy and take off. "The satellites then will track down the enemy and fight him to destruction all with completely automatic controls." Lear, 48, designed one of the first non battery home radio receivers, and also the first popular-priced home radio with a built-in dynamic speaker.

He is founder, director of research, and chairman of the board of Lear, a multi-million-dollar enterprise with plants and offices in Grand Rapids, It is now possible to finish your college education, work on your master' or doctor's and still serve your country in the U. S. Navy, it was announced today. The Navy is backing a "career improvement program" to active duty personnel who enroll in certain offduty course in accredited civilian schools, Lieut Comdr. A.

J. Beede, officer in charge of Nashville Navy Recruiting Area, announced today. Three-quarters of tuition costs up to $7.50 a semester hour will be paid by the Navy under this plan. To be eligible, naval personnel must be on active duty and be reasonably sure that remaining duty at present stations will allow completion of courses. As many as two course a semester will be allowd.

The Naval Dental Corp exhibit won first prize among 40 entires in the Scientific Exhibit Section at the annual meeting of the American Dental Association held recently at Atlantic City, N. J. Classes in the Navy Class Machinery Repairman's School at San Diego, will convene every two weeks, instead of the present every four weeks, beginning January 2, ,1951. The course lasting 14 weeks, trains non-rated enlisted men, and has billets for 20 fireman or fireman apprentices. protect us all." Linda request was forwarded to the Chaplains Corps qf the Defense Department.

The chaplains passed the suggestion on to the managers of nearby radio stations. Radio Station WWDC in Washington has inaugurated the policy-others are expected to follow. fst time since the end dependent are now being accepted Navy' enlistments in the regular The announcement came to the local recruiting office from Lieut. Comdr. A.

J. Beede, officer in chJe' Nashville, Recruiting Area. This modification was made to permit more married and single men between the ages of 17 and 31 to enlist in the regular Navy. Enlistment will be for four or six years. At the same time as this change was announced the Navy also lowered the requiremnts of the written examination.

All applicants who have taken the written test and failed may now be qualified under the new requirements. COAL SPURS RED PROPAGANDA VIENNA (JP) Sovietized Eastern Europe loses no opportunity to make Communist propaganda in the West even in its trade agreements. Hundreds of thousands of pieces of coal, just delivered to Austria from Poland, bear the imprint of the hammer and sickle. A Vienna newspaper commented: "The Communist coal faces the same fate as Communist newspapers, brochures and leaflets they will go into the oven." Vs OK All Bulbs Tulips, Hyacinths Daffodils and Dutch Orchid Iris Elyria, Los Angeles; Chicago and New York. The Collier Trophy was established in 1911 by Robert Collier, former editor and son of the founder of Collier's magazine, in the hope that it would "inspire widespread development of the airplane and advance the science of JohoD E.

Porker Seed Hardware New Location 129 E. College St. Tel. 7-4521 Jackson Tenn. 'A simple postcard request from a 13-year-old girl to President Truman got priority action" in Washington recently.

Linda Keller of Hyattsville, wrote to the President; 'I think it would be nice if at 12:00 noon all radio programs and work would stop and everyone would pray for the boys overseas. God will surely WIRING and Electrical Repairs Smith Electric Co. 112 E. Orleans Phone 2-1751 FOR EXTRA TRACTION and LONG MILEAGE Community Improvement Winners Announced For East Tennessee KNOXVILLE, Dec. 11 The community of Mascot brought the $500 first prize in East Tennessee's Community Improvement Contest to Knox county for the first time tonight.

Winners in he seventh annual contest were announced tonight at a dinner in the Whittle Springs Hotel here. The second prize -of $400 went to Cherokee, the Grainger county entry. The next five, their counties and their prizes were: Edgefield, Sullivan, $300; Kansas, Jefferson. $250; Clark Range, Fentress, $200; Powell Valley, Claiborne, $150; ad Siam, Carter, $100. Five other communities received $80 each, the next five $70, the next five $60 and the last three $50 each.

Holston Institute of Sullivan county, 1949 prize winner, won the $200 top sweepstakes prize reserved for previous winners. Other sweepstakes winners and the years they won the main contest: Boones Creek, Washington, 1947, $100; Buffalo Springs, Grainger, 1946. $75. and Doe Valley, Johnson, $1948, $50. The $3,000 prize fund was donated by Knoxville civic clubs.

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