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i PAGE EIGHT THE JACKSON SUN. JACKSON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1952 WANT ADS 7-3333 FUNNY BUSINESS By Hershberger THEY'LL DO IT EVERYTIME State taw Regulating Milk Sale Be Asked National Book Week Being Emphasized By Reginal Library rx l-r-TL-O JPftl FCTK i 8 Imem MISS POTUOOtiS STAYS out sick OfC DAY.WOWHCW BULLISTER USES THAT OPEKlNlG FDR A SNEAK PLAYw TO DO IS PROCRASTINATE SOME AVDRE. America Is celebrating Book TO CiARA n) cacv jlao rati mctfC SOME. 111 UP AMD LVWOJ TTFKrtVDJ i iii OF LtT itiow DUE TO Tf-IE ILLMESSOF AXV ZFrttrAOv VOUR DESK vtKT Week this month, Nov.

15-22. "Reading is Fun" a fact which many boys and girls as well as grown people have discovered for themselves, is the theme for the 1952 Book Week, Melba E. Wilson, j- wowi oci nro io THE XJTTQM OF A HUGE RLE OF CORRESFt. DEKCE- IMPORTANT CONT 1 yc' WAUT TO AHSYfcR KtoT TODAY UH AnOTh Ek ONE TO UlK Rpt cdv FEW Or TmcM AnJLJOalHS Po IT AKV TO REMIND Mc U4S BEEM SERIOUSLY XLL-SEKD regional librarian, pointed out to-" THE SAME TO EARL C0DD oAvlc TO LEON CUTLET- day. Book Week originated more than 35 years ago, when Franklyn K.

Mathiews, then chief librarian escape "government" had this advantage in Italy over the American kid of now. Those leeches all wore distinguishing marks. Unknowingly, by their vain display of tabs, rosettes and chicken-feathers, they advertised the very number and scope of their detested corps whereas, in New York, if a stranger with a bag on bellies up to a bar and picks a fight with a taxpayer there is nothing in the cut of his Jib to identify him as a justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, although he will not wait long to proclaim himself and the degradation of his bench. This should be corrected. They all should have wear some badge or patch on cap or sleeve, none should have a vote in any public election and all should be paid off to date in settlement of claims for pensions in excess of the standard old-age rates for social security.

"America," says Pei, "is fast becoming a nineteenth-century-model European country." Indian Movie In Arabic BOMBAY, IB The first Indian talking picture to be produced in Arabic will soon go on the sets at India's "Little Hollywood" her-. The film will portray a poignant incident in the colorful court life of Akbar, whose 16th century empire extended from Kabul to the Deccan area of South India. TOKYO Three large oil tankers, including a mammoth tonner were recently launched in Japan. All three were built for foreign firms. for the Boy Scouts of America, de Tjamx.amdour Hat its: I Ml I LA Km.

JUME WlUSOtf "a STATE CAPTTOU, "No mtchanical ttoYico is gonna tell mo what to dor' BOX 9191, Here's the Best for CARNIVAL By Dick Turner News of All "MURDOCH NASHVILLE, Nov. 19 (A A state law regulating millf. grading, labeling and marketing, will be asked by the Tennessee Public Health Council when the 1953 Legislature convenes. As proposed, the law would: 1. Provide for reciprocal inspection agreements among Tennessee counties and with other states.

2. Ban sale of adulterated, mis-branded or unsanitary milk in Tennessee. 3. Provide regular inspection of plant, or producers, shippers, processors and distributors by the state health department. Dr.

R. H. Hutcheson, state health commissioner, said enforcement of state milk regulations now falls to the State Agriculture Department. "It is directed more toward the butterfat and chemical content of milk than toward the bacteriological quality," he observed. Pegler Speaks (Continued from Page 4) field in the standard treasury procedure, a code so base that it is commonly used to punish men for murder, heresy and bigotry.

There are civil service publications which make a regular journalism exclusively in the field of opportunity, rumors, new discoveries of loop-holes and legislation. Civil service jobs are secure when the citizen taxpayers, who must pay their salaries, are laid off. The civil service pensions are vastly better than the social security dole. When Pel came to the United States, "America made you open your lungs wide and inhale great gulps of freedom-laden air, for here was freedom from government." This immigrant youth came looking for liberty. Democracy was no enticement.

The country that he came from was no less democratic than the United States. "Italy was a constitutional monarchy," he wrote, "with a parliament, free and frequent elections, lots of political parties and plenty of freedom of religion, speech, press and assembly. But It was government-ridden. A vast bureaucracy held it in countless tentacles. The government was everywhere.

Wherever one looked one saw the ever-present government uniforms of "numberless royal, rural and municipal policemen, soldiers, gold-braided functionaries of all sorts." There were thousands of military dudes in sweeping capes with baubles on their tunics telling of mud and thatch villages conquered in gallant forays in Africa. Even a tax-collector at the town gate, taking a tiny duty on a fish or a hunk of cheese, wore a uniform. The young Italian who got sick of all this and came here to means you can buy cided to study the reading matter of boys all over America. His studies led to the discovery that the quality and quantity of books available for bovs to read was sadly lacking. He determined to make reading an important part of the Boy Scout program, and persuaded book stores in many cities to devote one week in November to the promotion of Boys reading.

After World War I book publishers and librarians backed the movement, making girls' reading also a part of Book Week. Since then the movement has grown each year, and is celebrated in schools and libraries, and book stores, and by all who like to read books. Of course, every week is Book Week at your public library, whether this library is large or small, a county library or a small deposit station serviced by the bookmobile. Many books to prove that "Reading is Fun" will be found by those using the libraries. That reading is also useful will be noted, by the large numbers of non-fiction books of the "how-to-do-it" type to be found on library shelves, Miss Wilson said.

A of the newer books available through the County and Regional Libraries are as follows: The Silver Chalice, by Thomas Costain The Glitter and the Gold, by Consuelo Vanderbilt Balsan; Cumberland Rifles, by Noel B. Gerson; Windows for the Crown Prince, by Elizabeth Gray "Vining: The Lemon Jelly Cake, by Madeline Babcock Smith; Queen's Gift, by Inglis Fletcer; The Old Man and the Sea, by Ernesf Hemingway; Matador, by Conrad Barnsby; The Tundra World, by Theodora St anwell-Fletcher Meetinghouse Hill, by Ola Elizabeth Winslow; The Great Enterprise, by Harry that car on eaiy terms." -1M First in Financing acceptance corp. First in Service CWer Inimute.Phon. 7-1535 Open 9 to 5 daily RELIEF AT LAST For Your COUGH Chronic bronchitis may develop if your cough, chest cold, or acute bronchitis is not treated and you cannot afford to take a chance with any medicine less potent than Creomulsion which goes into the bronchial system to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed, bronchial membranes. Creomulsion blends beechwood creosote by special process with other time tested medicines for coughs.

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Bridge Commission Approves Site DYERSBURG, Nov. 19 Iff) The Tennessee Missouri bridge commission has approved one of three proposed sites for a new bridge across the Mississippi River. The commission approved a plan to build one mile noth of Caruth-ersville, State Sen. J. Patterson of Caruthersville said yesterday.

A bridge at that point would link Missouri Highway 84 and U. S. Highway 61 with Tennessee Routes 78 and 79. Sen. Patterson, chairman of the commission, was here to confer with Sen.

Estes Kefauver D-Tenn, on the project. The Corps of Engineers will open hearings on the proposed site Tuesday at Caruthersville. The other proposed sites were at a point seven miles above Caruthersville which would connect with Tennessee Highway 103 at Tennemo and another at Booth's Point, connecting with Highway 20 about 15 miles west of Dyersburg. Grand Jury To Be Asked To Indict Judge DAYTON, Nov. 19 Iff) A grand jury will be asked to indict a judge who dismissed gaming charges against himself here last week.

A. F. Sloan, assistant district attorney general, said yesterday he will present evidence to the grand jury when it meets Dec. 1 in an ef ENETIAN BLINDS A Complete Stock for Your Selection JACKSON VENETIAN BLIND CO. J33 Bellevns Phone .3446 A.

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It was extinguished in a short time, and the school will not be closed. The fire inspection, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and the Tennessee State Fire Prevention Association, utilized boy scouts -and off-duty firemen for searching business district buildings, churches and schools for anything that might help fire start or spread. Walter Greenspan, chairman, of the Chamber's fire" prevention committee, called it "the largest inspection of its kind ever held in the South." ATTENTION! Now yon can ret Utility Grade HARDWOOD FLOORING for $5.50 per 100 ft. WOOD MOSAIC Inc. Three Die In Fires At Chattanooga CHATTANOOGA, Nov.

19 iSi Three persons died in fires here yesterday and a fourth was seriously burned as civic groups launched a big three-day fire prevention inspection program. A total of four fires were reported during the day. The details: 1) Harris Senders returned to his home to find it in flames, apparently the result of his wife's efforts to start a cooking fire with kerosene. He and neighbors rescued Airs. Phone 7-853 William Street Repairing, rewinding overhauling, servicing of al) size electric motors is the business ot this finely equipped hop.

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Christine Owens Moore, 50, was found fatally burned in the back yard of her home. She apparently had run outside after her clothing caught fire from an open fireplace. 3. A piece of paper, ignited by a gas burner, iell into the crib of five-month-old Patricia Ann Pearson after her mother. Mrs.

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