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AGES BRYAN, TEXAS, THUIItSDAY, . MAY 22, -041.
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($i Associated pnaa)
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hrzzling of Dogs
Running at Large
Is Still Required
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Tail Section of Hess Plane
fuattya Yt:rial iniadera_haxr _ _
t near the spot in Scotland where Rudolf He.., once No. 3 Neal
• bullel•riddled tail section of his plane Viand nailed it above •the
Paramount New•).
.ttt,tion of isWd owners was
ed ayfhiu Thursday by . City
me Der W. W. Scott that the rcg-
11. -)1 n•quirin[ all dog, iuuniog
aigo la. muzzled still„ hold -. ail
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VICiIY WARNED
AGAINST NAZI
C 0 OPERATION
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BRITISH WILL STRIKE ANY
PLACE FOUND,
EDEN STATES
EVELLAN
FOOTHOLD ON
CRETE
the Isle of Crete, the British Mid-
dle East headquarters ackuowl=
edged t&tar - -'-
Nazi ": ky trogps" gained a foot-
hold in the Ma(emi sector, I,�t»iles
south of Cauca, the Crete capital,
where King George 11 re- [slab -I
fished the Greek government.
T -he British communique said
the British fleet brake up a Ger-
man attempt to land troops on
Crete from the sea. •
German convoys were "dispersed
or Sunk , •• headquarters said, stat-
iog hisses among Nazi airborne-
troops were "even. heavier than
before."
"By nightfall the 'situation Was
satisfactory in every area except
Maleini;' the c•uuununique said. In
that,sectur operations to deal with
the Germans "are .now in prog-
ress.
GAINED
GAINED
BY CHUTISTS
Hold Area At - Malemi, -- -
15 Miles From Capital
Of King George
REPULSE SEA LANDING
retapdarary . Success ]s
Gained At Cost,
- --- - Churehill -Says
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Rut Lochinvar Has His Books
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BILL OFFERED
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Juba West, Stanford University Crekilsn Glove* hosing eham-
pion, arrived in Kansas City May 20 and then Mary Helen Linger
(shown above with West) d tkeir plea. to Ise married. The'
•1500 -mile romantic•jaunt by Earl Lee Archer, University of Arhen-
• sas sophomore, from 16. Kentucky Derby to Kaa.a. City ---a jaunt
inspired by Miss Liagsr's blonde attractiveae.. —w4 a closed, if
not forgotten, incident. the engage ti coup agreed.
d.
ESCAPE( MADE
FEW w
MINUT
Open
akes - Employe Op
Safe, Locks fen
In Vault
ALL ROADS WATCHED
PriiiiterTIOIng : At
xd 15
early this morning by s lone two-
n bdodic wbu T a[ ocitod ten Dat .
e
forcing an employs to open tba,
afe jr
large s. VIM* minutes later the-
bandit escaped.
Peace officers throughout tbis
entire South Plains seetio* of Two.
as and Eastern New Henke were :
establishing a cordon on principal
highways.
The employes were releaaed.15
minutes atter being *tad int*
the
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RALLY FOR LINDBERGH IN i 'IBY
PHILADELPHIA. May 22. —(IP1 IN i t ii i P
ono •.t had "embarked
(he hold ailpoit there.
o I t1 h i t mart
'flee German: seer using large
J teiritollie o f France num4els p
at the disposal" of of arachutists and these
— - - -- - _ l ane in•ing increased daily, he' said,
"although the situation is in build,
_ — the Germans have gained sonlef,
cal successes at. heavy c'ust.'r
-'Today, he said, the Germans
made "very much larger attempts"
at a naval landing.
By Associated Press
The desperate and fat ^ful strug-
gle for Crete moved on Wednesday•
slight toward a decision that will
affect the whole course of the war
and there wee' indications that the
British Mediterranean fleet had en-
tered the great battle.
British sources stated without
giving details that a German at-
tempt to land troops by sprl•dboats
to support sonic 4500 a erially
transit NIA soldier.: had been .1e•-
.light Signs fio
ited On Streets
Enforce 30 -wile Rule
.n Limits of 'City
Of the numerals "30"
street intersections, to
•n to the fact that this
will be enforced within
.1 Bryan, was started
Stre •t department.
rats v. ill be painted at
• of vat i..us blocks, and
reauontly enough to
nonlotive vehicle driv-
1 '1'1•' III. .11■1:•■
.AW RKNl'ESE:CN'.t1"
flay' - (,P1.--(,P1.--The h-The
Ie.,day adopted a rest)-
•ing completion of the
--St. Lawrence seaway
treaty as a "menace to
couuur
ecc and freight '
Are Needed,
Col. John,
S. Air Corps
Ernest John, U. S. 1n-
harge of recruiting for
n district, inspected the
ce at the courthouse
and found it in • good
s emphasized the need
.y for pilots and'appli
i be taken at the Bryan
utg Cadets receive $7h
while taking a 7 1 -2
sr and after graduation
.mnlission as 2tid Lieu•
the U S. Army Air
tor' compleline , thrce
ervice a cash bonus of
1. Applicants'ntuirt have
of college training or
.
mechanics, also.. are
there are many v'acau-
arl E. Janney, in charge
-.Ilk'. ee l- A.'
oung men who desire t
ate as-an Alr-roerps lie-•
1 also all interested in 1
Cadet Corps.
featud• -toy strong British naval ac- ii;ht le• an right arm, have been
dis1. Ile. , it is said.
Franks WAS injured in a collision
with an auto driven by Abner Mou-
11 claiming direct bomb hits on to on College Road Wednesday
seven British warships, iorludioR a� lo.n'uu.g.
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IIt'tS TEXAS MATTRESSES
11o11, :t was hapless.
A measure of support was given
to this by the Germans themselves
Allen Speaker
. P R E s. E. M. WAITS - T. C. U.
Dr. E. M. W•it., president of
Texan Ckristinn University at
Fort Worth for many years, will
stot4,,, ilia-- acmaaaaca.-.ne. rods_
dram at the graduation •aer-
-. cMea of Altera Academe lki. ava_,
wing It a- o'clock at tki'Firat
Baptist Church. .
asked the legislature to bar intoxi-
cating beverag'ia for ten mites
about such areas.
"The hill was submitted along
vtttb a special message that would
'ban the sate, barter and transport
or tutoxtcatmg' beverages - pro
i hibited areas; ender penalty of tiro
i to five years penitentiary intpri-
soo
FRANKS' CONDITION SAID
.45 GOOD AS EXPECTED
Reports from W ilkeraon
murial Clinic and from bra
ciao Thursday morning' were to
effect that R. L. Franks, city mo-
trcycle policeman seriously in-
jured Wednesday morning, was
nesting as well as could -be expect-
ed.
Fear that; Franks might have
1 suffered serious head injuries, in
addition to bad 'fractures of the
WASHINGTON. May 22.— (TPI --
Th • Navy has announced award of
a $51e3 contract for cottpn mat.
tresses, N. Marsico, Denison Mat -
trtss factory, Denison, Texas.
!Medical Center
To Be Built At
College Hills
Purchase of a plot of ground
150 by 275 feet in the business
section of College Hills Estates,
located on Highway 6, for the
erection of the College Medical
('enter, was announced. today.
Dr. T. O. Walton, Jr., who is
cy his inferneshlp at Char-
ity lltcpilal, Shreveport, La.. will
strive at College Station lo) begin
his practice July 1. and his broth -
er. Ur. T. T. Walton, and Dr. L.
0. N1•ilkerron will cooperate with
him, though still maintaining their
oltaccs in Bryan
Fa ccti.•n of the building will
begin as soon 55 passable. 't win
be 60 by t15 feet, of brick con -
struction and built along the
; ti c a: of _the Me dical Cen-
ter in Bryan, equipped with ev-
eryttljtig.. modem feet - ate medical
riuic. There will be no hospital
attached to Lit, however.
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Wednesday that the United Jtatea
Conference of Mayors, headed by
Mayor F. If. La Guardia.' might
send a delegation to London soon
to • study the home - defense- 'system
there.
Marine Corps Now
Seeks Volunteers;
Close Here Friday
During this time of national
emergency, the United State. Ma-
rine Corps intends to more than
double its enlisted personnel, with
this expansion to he done on a
strictly voluntary basis.
There are two types of enlist-
ment. Men 'between the ages of 17
and 29 may enlist in the regulars
filar r •,.r, The
same age limits apply to men who
join the Volunteer Marine Corps
Reserve. The reserve marines serve
only so long as the national -
gency exists, whereupon they will
be discharged and returned to their
homes.
The marine corps strongly urges
parents and guardians of eligible
young mien to take advantage of
this opportunity to give their sons
this military and educational train-
ing. which it declares is the,fineat
and most thorough :o be had in any
branch a the tors Ice.
Bryan already has given several
of its sons to this branch pf the
service.
Men physically- fit, unmarried,
without any dependents, who have
grade, high school or higher educa-
tions, will be interviewed at the
postoffice by Sgt. T. W. Fels. Men
whose' applications are accepted
will be.given their preliminary ex-
amination here, taken to Dallas
for final. physical examination,
and then on to San Diego, Calif.,
to begin seven weeks of recruit
training.
The-recruiting office closes-Fri-
day afternoon, so Sgt. Fels urges
those interested to act qutkly. He
points out, however, that men in-
terested ui joining the Marine
Corps may contact the postmaster
at any time and receive full in-
formation.
THE WEATHER
East Texas = Clo y 10 ig1i
and Fri�a�i. —. - •solo •
'West 'texas — Cloudy and thunt
deeahowea tonight and Friday.
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stroyed and an ammunition dump
and a gasoline dump exploded.
British bombers showered lair
riles day and night and it A P
fighter plinei itltiniinSd diettad t•
and deaart1raiiasandini tiv'oaauAs �'
of incendiary bullets into Axis
vehicles. tf
CURTISS- WRIGHT EMPLOYES
WILL FOREGO VACATIONS.
BUFFALO, N. Y., May 22. -4 )
All employes of Curpas- Wrigbit'
corporation, airplan division. now
engaged in pr • dudnppl, fighter
plane: for Lk* United States and,
Great Britain, will Tornio thaeir
usual vacations this year. -
Instead, Personnel Direstor Chas.
S. Mattoon said Wednesday, the rec
workers will eive cash in lists
of vacation periods.
Many Newcomers •
Noted In Month -
Ending May 20th
Newcomers in Bryan for the pe-
riod from Apru 20 to May 20 are
reported by the Bryan and Bras- -
os County Chamber of Comerce
as follows: 3. C. James, 2109 Ech-
ols; A. A. Gallia, 700 East 27th;
Maier P. Joseph, 700 East 27th;
D. E. King, 202 South Parker; E.
L. Watson. 2102 Cavitt. E. R.
Rice. Jr., )edge Apt. No. 22: A.
M. LaGrone. 1005 South Wash-
ington; R. J. Shouce, 609 East
28th; R. W. Marshall, 603 East
27th; Margaret J. Whitley, 402A
Hill; B. B. Cheatham, 1815 Col -
lee Road (Trement Apt.); C. L.
Atmar, Meadowbrook; Wilburn
McDonald, 200E Echols.
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Call Eleven Men
To Army Training; . . - .
ReportJune 11,19
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The Brazos County Draft boerd '
has received Calls Nos. 16 and 17
for Selective Service registrants, "
for induction into the United States
Army for one year of training. The
total is for 11 men.
Call No. 16 is for two men, Ne-
groes, to report at Fort Sam How-
i fon.Sateter lTe ehtht the
'No. 17, is for nine men, White,
report for induction at ,FOr64 4art - -
Iloystoa June 19.
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