The Jackson Sun from Jackson, Tennessee • 14

RI MUG 5 PAGE FOURTEEN Forty-Dollar Purse At Stake On "Coffee Pot" Show Over WTJS If your wallet could stand you'd better do your part! the "Gold Bloom Coffee proper preparation--which Bloom Coffee in their home, And here's how the lucky or unlucky, perhaps person is selected. At the WTJS studios there are two boxes containing slips of paper, o'clock with numbers the on them. announcer At tonight, will dra a number from one box. That number will indicate a certain page in the city directory. From the other box a number will be drawn, telling how many lines down on the page the lucky address is found.

Then a messenger will go to that address, arriving as the "Gold Bloom Coffee Pot" goes on the air 7:15. If he finds that the peothat address have a pound Gold Bloom Coffee, dated not more than a month ago, they win money. Should they be withcoffee, the messenger gives them a three-pound jar of Gold Bloom Coffee--and his sympathy! The messenger calls the studios from the house while the program is in progress. The results of the visit are announced over the air, as listeners hear his end of the Are 1 you Building! That's the time to see the agent of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company Wilkerson, Benton Company Winfield Pope, Mgr. National Bank of Commerce Telephone 268 the addition of $40 tonight, Yes, someone will win $40 on Pot" tonight if they've made is having a pound of Gold dated within the past month.

conversation with the messenger. If no one wins the money tonight, the amount will be increased by $10 and next Thursday night $50 will be offered. The "Gold Bloom Coffee Pot" goes on air at 7:15 tonight; Good luck to you! When Mutual's own, brilliant Morton Gould conducts the famous University of Michigan Band Concert, to be heard over WTJS at 8:30 tonight, he will give the first performance of his new composition, "Cowboy Rhapsody for Band." Other Gould selections will be "Pavanne," "Tropical," "The Child Prodigy," and "The Prima Donna." A George Gershwin medley will be played on Henry Weber's "Concert Revue" over Mutual WTJS at 9:30 tonight. Featured soloists will be Kathryn Witwer, soprano, and Mark Love, basso. Another in the series of "Pleasantdale Folks" dramas will be heard at 5:30 this afternoon.

These dramas bring out facts about Social Security vital to individuals and families. Happy listening! APRIL 15 LAST DAY FOR SUBMITTING TOWNSEND ESSAYS School children of the city and county have until April 15 to turn in essays on "Why Townsend Legislation Should be Passed." Chairman B. B. Rosser local Townsend Club said today. Students writing winning essays will be awarded prizes by the club, Rosser said.

SHE'S NO HEP CAT LOS ANGELES, March 28-(P)- Martha Hoard is suing a dance hall for injuries she claims were inflicted by jitterbugs jostled her and knocked her She asks $20,950 damages and says the management was negligent in allowing jitterbug dancing "or other similar dancing steps, athletic exhibitions or contortions." Jackson Lodge No. 45 Stated Meeting Friday, April 12 W. E. Christenbury, W. M.

J. E. Barber, Secretary St. John's Lodge No. 332 F.

Thursday, C. March Degree 28 M. M. Degree, April 4 John Van den Bosch, W. M.

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The JACKS SON State Highway Chief Complains Diversion Funds Department Can Not Do As It Wishes To Do, He Says That diversion of a portion of the state highway funds through legislative enactment to schools and other purposes hampers the State Highway Department from engaging in road construction in Tennessee on the scale which should obtain, was the statement of Judge C. W. Phillips, highway commissioner, made to a group of Jacksonians who called upon him at his offices in Nashville yesterday relative straightening the Brownsville-Jackson stretch of the Broadway America and asking that as soon as feasible the building of a four-lane highway for the 28-mile stretch. Commissioner Phillips told the Jackson delegation that he realized the importance of the proposed improvement of the Brownsville-Jackson stretch, but that other er stretches of the Broadway of America in West Tennessee also, needed improvement. The Jackson delegation insisted that the most important of all thistretches needing improvements, that a large portion of traffic in West Tennessee was over this route, that much tourist travel was had and an even greater amount would be had with the improvement that is being sought.

The Jackson delegation asked that a survey of the proposed improvement be made and Commissioner Phillips indicated that this would be done in the near future. To Close Battle Creek Coal Mine After Disorder Ambush Of Ten Or Fifteen Men Riding Trucks To Work SOUTH PITTSBURG, March 28-AP)-Threats of further violence by ambushed gunmen who wounded 10 to 15 men riding trucks to work caused the Battle Creek Coal 1 Mine to announce today it had no plans for resuming operations immediately. "They warned us not to work those mines or they'd come out here and blow place off the said Mine Foreman D. W. Freeman, one of about 30 to escape injury yesterday when the two trucks were fired upon as they rounded narrow mountain road.

The mine, about "18 miles from here and which normally employs about 50 men, re-opened last Monday under a contract with the Progressive Mine Workers of America (AFL). It had been idle for 13 months after negotiations bogged down with the United Mine Workers (CIO). Both George Rind Cain, company superintendent, D. W. Freeman, foreman, said miners affiliated with CIO locals in nearby towns were responsible for the shooting.

Freeman said he could identify several of them. Freeman said the gunmen opened fire without warning and that both trucks stopped immediately. He estimated that 150 shots were fired but others placed the number at nearer 25 or 30. The workers suffered only minor flesh wounds. of the men leaped from the trucks and tried "to escape, Freeman said, but were captured and returned.

"They yanked me out of my truck and gave me a good cussin' while they prodded me around with shotguns and pistols," he asserted. 'Dam they said, 'let's kill him and then go get George Cain (superintendent)." Freeman said the threat to "blow the place off the map" was made as the workers were herded together in a group. There was no indication of an official investigation of the shooting. Deputy Sheriff R. H.

Lane at nearby Jasper said "I don't think we will take a part in it so long as it is no worse than it is." Sheriff S. E. Beene remained in Chattanooga for a dog show. Approximately 40 carloads of men drove into South Pittsburg early yesterday, awakened a restaurant operator to prepare them food, and drove off toward the mine amid shouts and firing of guns, Horace -Minnis, special night policeman, was told to attempted to force order but "go to, hell- where we come from we do as we damn Elks Barbecue Will Be Held Tonight At 6 Jackson Lodge No. 192, Benevolent and Protective Arder of Elks, will enjoy barbecue tonight at 6 o'clock in the lodge dining room, with Past Exalted Ruler Charlie Hanebuth serving the repast.

Barbecued pork and onions, rye and white bread, hot coffee and cold drinks will be the menu. A class of 40 candidates for membership will be initiated following the banquet. The new Timm two-place low wing type training plane is the newest of the pioneer molded planes. The manufacturing method is estimated to save about 25 per cent man hours. Powered with a 160-horsepower engine, the top speed is about 137 miles an hour.

THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1940 On the Air WTJS 1310 On Your Dial TONIGHT Lewis, MBS Your kequest Press News Bloom Coffee Pot Night of Air War at Sea MBS Press News Band Concert MBS News MBS Concert Revnue Press News Jurgens' Orch. MBS Gagen Orch. MBS -George Sterney Orch. Masters Orch. MBS Williams Orch.

MBS Kemp Orch. MBS Roundup FRIDAY Watchers Press News Resume Serenade Iron Press News ir. Interlude Strings SMBS Press News Choir Loft MBS Revue Press News Neighbor Program 11:00 The Balladeer, MBS 11:15 James organist Press News Mountaineers Star Revue Press News Along York Rangers of the Air MBS 1:45 -Hollywood Whispers, MBS License Romances, MBS and Encores Press News Debates, MBS Twins, MBS a Week MBS Fashioned Girl Press News Johnson Family MBS Church of Christ Livingston MBS of the Time 5:45 Hollywood Calling, WSM to WTJS Lewis, MBS Spotlight Your Request Press News Package of Air Night of Air Madriguera MBS Press News Performance, MBS Gram Swing MBS Interlude Paris, MBS Williams' MBS Press News Agnew MBS Denny MBS Ayres MBS Kemp MBS Roundup Off SPOKE TOO SOON DENVER, March 28-(P)-Two patrolmen overhauled a woman driver near East 45th Avenue and Washington Street. "Officer, when I passed that light it was amber!" she protested. The policemen, unimpressed, charged her with drunken driving.

There is no signal light at East 45th Avenue and Washington St. CAN FOR 1 Bring in this coupon and 10c, for a full 30c can of Waterspar Enamel. City. bring the in today! coupon WATERSPAR ENAMEL DON'T STORE EMERALD AWAY those old chairs and tables. Dress them in gay colors with Waterspar Enamel, and make them useful additions to your home.

Usually one coat of this great enamel will cover old surfaces solidly. Haynes Weaver Co. 216 E. Main Phone 3023 Colors by Nature Paints by Pittsburgh PITTSBURGH 3 PAINTS Smooth as Idle Workers Got Almost A Billion In Last Two Years WASHINGTON, March 28-(P) The nation's idle workers received almost $1,000,000,000 in unemployment insurance benefits during the last two years and are asking for more. Paul V.

McNutt, federal security administrator, announced today that the 48 states, District of Columbia, Alaska and Hawaii distributed $910,398,918 since the unemployment compensation system began operating on Jan. 1, 1938. Officials had no estimate of the number of persons who received these benefits. They reported, however, that payments last month were higher than in any month during the final quarter of 1939. Authorities offered no explanation of the increase.

Among the states contributing the larger amounts during the two years to insured workers out of employment were: York, Pennsylvania, California, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, $24,101,772 and Texas, 960,822. The board reported these state totals in unemployment compensation benefits paid in February, with the percentage of change from January: North Carolina $309,462, up 7.9; Virginia $511,561, 39.6; West Virginia $277,021, up tucky $362,810, up 31.2; Tennessee $472,616, down 7.6. Tennessee's unemployment compensation payments two years totaled $10,793,352.26. Figures released by the Unemployment Compensation Division of the labor department showed 016.27 paid out in 1938 and 638,335.99 in 1939. Two 4-H Boys Equipped For Seed Treating Seed treating, drums nave been placed Madison county communities with 4-H Club boys in charge, County Agent T.

W. Hillsman, said today. P. G. Barnes and Bernard Raines are in charge at Beech Bluff, with Ernest Hailey and Herman Williams supervising the Diamond Grove drum.

"These club boys will be glad to treat seed for anyone, who will get in touch with said Mr. Hillsman. "Farmers, who have their seed this material, two per cent ceresan, have found that they get a much better stand and the plants grow off much better. This is due to the fact that the ceresan kills the various diseases common among young corn and cotton plants. "Interested persons are urged to get their seed treated before the rush at planting season." in CRYSTAL FLOWER HOLDERS TULIP BOWLS BUBBLE VASE WHEAT VASE PRINCESS VASE SEE OUR WINDOW OF CRYSTAL VINEYARD'S Telephone 510-511 Lafayette at Cumberland See the New 1940 FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS AND ELECTRIC RANGES at WORD OF CAUTION Some stores may use the name Frigidaire loosely to identify other makes of refrigerators and thus confuse the public.

Don't be fooled. If a refrigerator does not bear the "Frigidaire" nameplate, it is NOT Frigida and will not offer Frigidaire advantages. Sold Only At TATE BROS. Masonic Bldg. Phone 137 Farm Plans Have Been Signed Under 1940 ACP A total of 2,242 farm plans has been signed under the 1940 Agricultural Conservation Program, County Agent T.

W. Hillsman, said today. Orders for 5,548 tons of lime and slag and 1,671,200 pounds of phosphate to be used on soil building crops have been placed. As result of recent community meetings throughout the county, the number orders for lime and phosphate has been greatly increased, the county agent said. At these meetings orders were taken for 1,288 tons of lime and 2,942 bags of phosphate.

"In order to be eligible for payment under the 1940 program, every producer must sign a farm plan indicating the soil building practices he expects to carry out in order to earn his soil building payment," Mr. Hillsman. April 15 is the deadline for signing these plans, and every producer who did not sign at one of the community meetings or in the office should do so as soon as possible." Already Ready Dissolved All Liquid CAPUDINE for HEADACHE Obsorene ABSORBS DIRT WALLPAPER CLEANER STICK LESS: BLEPROOF These two outstanding qualities make Absorene BALL the Wizard of Wall MAGIC Paper Cleaners. It is tula" 'The Ball of CLEANS WALL PAPER AT MOST DEALERS- in SHADES The Red Varnished Can WILSON-GEYER CO. Wilson-Geyer Bldg.

307-309 E. Main Phones: 2400-2401 JOE VARNELL, IS. ENROLLED FOR COURT PRACTICE ed to Federal Court yesterday for practice with his father. He is graduate of Jackson High School attended Union University and Lebanon Law School. He was pre- Joe Varnell, was present- sented to the court by his father.

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