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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1957 Eagle 020504 ... . 11111 •• ' . ' --.•N / , Bryan s THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE Price Per Copy w , . scoop , Family Newspaper ' Over 7,600 Daily J C Eighty One Years Serving the Brazos Valley ' O'BRYAN :. , . • . VOLUME 81 Complete Wire Service of Associated Press BRYAN. TEXAS. TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1957 EIGHT PAGES NO. 215 , t. ...,...„„...............:. ...... . :'. -- says -- . I •'::.e.::MIM.:EVIUMM ::i,-,T:. :,§S4(.40;n:.;I.51:M31;7:::.,,:,:i.,i.-::.-....:...:::-:.:„:::::.:. yf , .‘AmA•i4i...4friiwl..:*.m::*,...••••••••• -.--_.,:r:........-.,„: ':•:•:1-Ar..:-..,...‘,.. .::::',..:•=:.i,.: .. .';:.,...vineKu.-.bwom ,:mga.ummaft, ena e .,,,...::„.„....:„:„:„..,.:.,:,,,.:...•......: :•••,:..„.„,,,,.:„:„„,„:„.:,.„,::„,,,„,:,•„„,:,:•,,,:,:,„,„:„,,.,::_:.:.,,,::_.:.::,.:::,,„„,:::„....:,.,,,:::.,:,:::::•.,::.:,.... Ice en cis ...,.... m assa or ikt4.,.... 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' ,. :. -. ..,,..,..,..• • ::.::::.?f.;..::-....:::.,.• " • er adults-not necessarily Meth- • . ....,.:-,- 4W., . : •• " ' - •• ,."-.44I...,40.:I.I.--. ,,,,... •••:::•..• odists - to meet Wednesday • -,•:',4.)4:::,,,,..... -•-. ..- • :- •• • ' -•:••• •••---•:,-,...- 4:%4•4',.,::•4:-.:.is-.,i.:'•'.:.:::•-!,-,•:.•,.. afternoon at 3 at Fellowship •.."':-•'.. ,...1-:'::.CiA;t4..:-.Z°4•4 ..,,,,."..t,t• or 1 e- as Talks Hall of the church to form a Her '....-—4-... .- ' .%;•,•,:g'..•••••).:`:',,,,--''':,...„:..-;•'.:'::.'•:..'''.: :',"'.-,•:L:k':':.:.:-...: :• •- ..':.-'•'':''..:':' ''''td.,;*:N; "'• - •'>.' .:.:.;"'':..:.:::,....:.:••:.',':,;,:','7%.•••-••,.,.::,:' ,4,:.:.:..::, . 1.. ....•,'.:.::::...•,...::•.-...::::,'',.•.::..n‘:: :..,!•,:, ..,:s:,,,,,f5 ::".•%-',..-,:„.. "Good Fellowship" group. , ... :r*.aW,-. .•;, ••::••• ...• . ..1-:••"-'---:•tre54-..:: ':• A'! .:.'e J. P. Richards t This first program wile lea- ' hire a recreation program r By ED OVERHOLSER •••'''-• .• ---•aeOre&::::.: ::S-i.-•••:- a,.--:-:: •..-;;;;a:-••'' .•:••••;--•-e .•:e.ee-e:-.• ea--Oaree-a .seeese-•-„,..eaSe:teWeroe:::'-ea••••••••••':•:-•••::--:-.•••:-••• -;-•.•••• -•--• •::::'':::•••::• "''';:•'-':•:.'.."''''"•••••••''.,,7; ",-. Egypt Not led by the Rev. Gene Neel, AUSTIN (Re-The State Sen- asea:ea:::;;e::;e:•-s:r-e:-..;•:•••:--....a... • but later meetings may in- ate rejected by JI votes today :-••••••••,. • .:-, •••-..-•':::..''• •••••.....„...,ivi..„ . ,. :1„,..94/014, % .... ., .....,... , „,,........., I , elude hobby classes, book re- •an effort to bring up a bill . •t...:.• etatae •:'•eli` 4iFs. --. .\:. • .. - ••-r-'4 .,::::•-ietir•ce, :. Saal NI.OVing In ConsolidatedBoard W , on t Force views, or whatever the group which would leave interim U. 1 . , ..:•.--.....se) •::....eal:;--„, 4•:,,,,....4.-•.;‘,.....-::: No:•-a..:':-••:;•--e*.:•••"::.:....,11 ..:•,:,.•••• desires. S. Sen. William Blakley in of .;::..:::a.,.....eae-----e•;:a.„--...ea ..e' '.: ee e. • . -----e•-e4re este:a:Atter -•"--- • • . - • ....zee,--"-----eseteeee: ee eate•-•-•.-e.a.........-ea': ••-"e-- So if you are an older adult iice. with time on your hands, drop. The measure by Sen. Charles I - • • - a :e•-•-•.::-Wa••eeelotiar.';„ • : .--..,.., .. . Any Troops Names W. T. Rledel U. S. Views around Wednesday, regardless Herring of Austin sought to do ; e-e--:: --•• ----- • :. ea- eeeseee of your church affiliation away with the April 2 special : • CAIRO, Egypt. UPI -An Egyp- W. T. Riedel will become su- 'I', '',,, -.. -..-.:-. ...-,-,t0- 0-.,.:.r,r,,:•,, By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER , -tiP - • election in which two Republe I- ..„ .-- • •%:-.:&•••• >.: - •• - • tian official said today he un- perintendent of A&M Consoli- .:,'• •-:•:- -- • •.•••'-',- ;:'•::::4:!iIN WASHINGTON G11-President 1 Easter Seal workers will be cans and 20 Democrats are seek- ' ,--.•• derstood Egypt plans to send dated Schools July 1, 1957, suc- .',- '',, .. ••: ,.*•,, .. • 7.':.• • -••, ... ..,...' -' :.'1• ,:.::-...':' Riicnhar ..,„,:k., ..*: -...,, Eisenhower sent Ambassador .,., e. , watching This Is Your Life" ing to fill the unexpired part ,.. . ••••.:".:•.• ..;:. • -• . —4. et ea •• . , only administrative units into ceeding Dr. L. S. Richardson - - -- ..„,,..r.-..... ii., ,'-'--rt•O'I'.-, James-P. Richards to the Mid- ' -iq•-• i on television eagerly on Wed- of Price Daniels term. .,..•;:i.:: •:4*.Y.71•111k::...--'-'-'" -•• -'••`..Is-•• ---:',.. ' tiiii,-,--,,.. ---• ' the controversial Gaza Strip. He who is leaving to take a simi- ;.P• .:.,-,i,e'•. :•-•.7:•:r.:"..„ •' •.'•:'" die East today to discuss v.lth ,, nesday. They have been alerted .-,....s.,•...- t -,v,,,',-fi• said he doubts the Egyptian Jar post at Cuero. .:•:: :•.-- ••,'.1; • - the governments of 18 nations The vote was on Herring's ...fl,'-i--' . ..„,,,'••":.• -,- ' • ;pi,'..: AA, ..-. . .i•-,... •--- ..,. .. ,.: '..,i: -.,V:1:.- .3• that an Easter Seal personality .4 • .....': . ....,: A . . government intends to move Riedel, who is now principal • .:. , .1,.,. .,,.....,j. „.•-:.• Soviet dacsomdderencinir:5 -• '--•-,!i.- •.• his plan for building new de- ' motion to suspend the regular a_a, e•-••••.. ..„.: iee..-....•:..........ee.,.. will be the one whose life is order of business. Ten senators 7-Tedia, •-•;--..•::••••••.:: .„. .;!:;.-.,..':", .•'•• -•• • , :e.e..----" e; - -:- military forces there in the im- of the Consolidated Junior High ••••" .. ... 4,-,.... .i•-i'.. •...:...4.,...,.. :::,,i.r .•"• . . it -.'.-i•,:> • night. --,::,..-'.. •••.• •• ••: :.--'••4•.'.:• . fenses against the pressures of portrayed. lirr• • .. • •-•-••• . .. . ),4. ..,.„.. . s -. - - mediate future. voted for it, 18 against it. It e• ee e: e.-•-•-....ae.'' .--•,;-:•••• •ei--- .e-e: •- se.::-:--- .., • .„;se•:•• School, was named by the A&M that the would have required 21 aye , • .>-ae .. e•• . . ' O. B. Donaho, Bryan, has EVACUATION CONTINUES - An Israeli frigate, back. - The official made the corn- Consolidated school board last : .ment after Col. Salah Gohar, . . .. .,...„ , votes for adoption. been elected to the Houston ground, leaves Sham El Sheikh for Israel while ashore • •. a... :,, ...,„-eeeeet .e-- ident had instructed .him "to The action left two bills head of the Egyptian Palestine A native of Yorktown, Texas, Zone Buick Dealers Council. soldiers and eauipment wait for a second ship as Israeli ,. ....te.,s; e-411'.. -. present and discuss his propos- bearing on the special election evacuation from Egyptian territory continues. iNEPe Tele- Department, conferred with Dr. Riedel has been in the College Donaho and Lou Hertenberger, als to promote peace, freedom , ,.., . hung up in the Senate, vim- photo). Ralph Bunche, U. N. undersec- Station school system for ten • e,.? Navasota, were named to the e.e,,,,, ....., and economic well-being of flee tually dead. retary general, on Egypt's ap- years. Prior to that he taught in 10-man council by Buick deal- . ‘. area." The other is a House-passed , pointment of Gen. Hassan Ab- public schools in Mississippi, He ers of the southeastern Texas ' His first conferences are sched- , measure by Rep. Joe Pool of; C 1 del Latif as military governor has both a Bachelor's and Mas- I area. The zone council is the in-. Dallas that calls for a runoff lamber Set For :,., , . uled in Beirut Lebanon, on of the area. ter's degree from Texas A&M College. Dining WWII he was Thursdey. 1 itial phase of a nationwide or-: . It was assumed Bunehe was ,, •'-„,; if the high man in the April 2 • •:)::•-: The former chairman of the ganization chosen by Buick seeking to learn if some corn- B-17 pilot in Europe where he election does not.have a major- -,1 House Foreign Affairs Com- promise might be worked out made 35 missions. He was dis- .,- e. . ...... - dealers to discuss retail aspects ity. The Senate in effect lolled rnittee said "discussions will of the automobile business. • involving the U. N. Emergency charged from the Air Corps in ea.,. it earlier by refusing to bring uernsey Sale Sat 1945 as a Lieutenant. be held only with govern- Donaho, who is active in Force, which moved into the :it up for debate. rnents who wish them, and Bryan civic affairs and is • . _ Herring urged the Senate to strip last week when Israeli While serving as principal in we will not try to force our president of the Camp Creek H. L. Whitley and Claude that the annual baseball tour- take up his ,bill, calling it a troops pulled out. College Station, Riedel was in- views upon others." Water Co., is the owner of : W. T. RIEDEL )"fair election' proposition. He Edge today were appointed to nament sponsored by the ath- Gen. Abdel Latif was closeted strumental in securing admisa, His travel plans call for vis- Donaho Buick Co., and is a h the Bryan Chamber of Coin- letic committee had been cart- today of the A&M Consolidated iting 18 countries but his words as argued that as the election today with Gen. Abdel Hakim candidate for the Bryan City ' • Pierce executive board. celled "because of lack of ent- now looms, a minority of the - Amer Egyptian army comman- Junior High School to member- c laims That made it apparent that if any Commission. ries." He said the only date -41- ,voters will name the next sena- The announcement (if the ap- available for the tournament der. ship in the Southern Assam- , country is not interested in dia. I tor from Texas. pointments was made by Jack tion of Colleges and Secondary cussing the new American "in- - Dies and his wife . conflicted with district track The Egyptian official's corn- itiative," as Richards called it, • Blakley was appointed by Springer, C-C manager, during Schools, one of the few Texas visited the Eagle office yes- • , meets and whittled the entry ment suggested the Egyptians junior high schools to be ad- S 'former Gov. Allan Shrvers when the monthly board of directors' Saunders he will not go there. terday, talking about the cur- list down to where it was not may be ready to perrnit IJNEF mitted. In addition to his prin- He said that authority grant- rent 1 campaign in •senatorial campai Daniel took office as governor, meeting this morning. possible to have the tourna- units to continue policing fron- . , . • . ed by Congress in approving to serve until a successor could Whitley, an automobile deal- tion. cipal s duties Riedel has served Knew Of ICT which he is entered. Current- tier areas, but insist on assum- Eisenhower's Middle East plan ,be named to complete Daniel's er, and Edge, head of an ice ment as the school district's fiscal ly a U. S. representative at J. W. Lassiter, who has de- ing control of civil administra- . agent in making application for "will enable us to undertake term. cream manufacturing plant, large from Texas, Dies seeks some new and more effective l• B akley is a Democrat. Re- velooed a multi-ourpose fishing round out the executive board. .• . - '' Federal school funds. to move to the Senate cham- - publicans are hoping to win 'Other members are Greene Buc- lure, gave directors and guests Well - informed neutrals programs which will materially AUSTIN tiPt-James Cage, re_ president of the defunct ber in the special election a brief rundown on his opera- here reported the Egyptians Mr. and Mrs. Riedel and their two sons. Mark and David, contribute to the strengthening . the Texas seat and therebY hanan, C-C President, and Wal- Insurance Co testified last of ICT April 2. tion here were in no position now to side at 107 Moss in College Sta. "tIl•tieisaroenal.; natural," Richards -do - 1 win control of the U.S. Senate. don Orr, second vice president. - ' The invocation and benedic- send military forces in any Consideration of the question The executive board is set up night that former Insurance hon. DOTTINGS. . . Those unusual' - tion was given by The Rev. W. strength to Gaza. said, "that a new initiative such of whether to take up the e err- by the Chamber of Commerce Commissioner Byron Saunders as the President's may not be knew of the company's plight pictures of the coaching clinic C. Beasley, pastor of the Do- ing bill was set for sp7cial older by-laws and consists of the Almost no Egy-ptian combat I at Texas A&M College were taken by Charles Carder, sports editor, inside White Col- iseum by natural light without 1 Eagle f of business. Also.set jot:!rsepa:;„:g two appointed by the president. nai ser a er eir a ac apsed. ,maximum weekly or tIn:s Il'e `If a ilwill• using an oeradr:rp;as satiao:epaa:::i7t. fa-Anse S edex made in Ag o pe West Germany, with a lens op- ening of 3.5 and Tri-X Kodak' film. Charles is a good photog- ckmen's Pool has rei.useu to-concede • final defeat of his bill. Commenting on the Senate's refusal to take up the Herring -. 1 three top elected officers and A. J. Yeager, chairman of 11) 11 the aerricelture con-xi-aloe, and Springer, reporting for Joe Vincent, chairman of the U military affair committee, said that plans are complete rnanuel Baptist Church. T I. • .S. F r m On troops have been moved into the Si Det ft thttk last fall, a neutral military ob- 1 -rver said. Practically all I gyptian a r m y installations 'there were destroyed by the re- treating Israelis, he said, with the result that only a small tok .1 ., Stand By For -• 1 3 ane Wit I oat B o mb Ab A . almost a year before it col- 1 Cage's testimony to a special ,completely misinterpreted in understood in the first instance, and may even be .some quarters. I shall try to remove such t-louse rommittee N'',";4, CIA rrf -•e et tee,-en-- if e ii y have . 'abetuptly just as he Was going arisen." to single out a mysterious "hon- ored name" in politics. He said the figure received $700 month- * ' , . . ' rapher, as shown by his eme:bill, Pool said: . for the Guernsey sale Satur- • en Egyptian administrative unit PHILADELPHIA, March 12 1 y return for "political influ- GOOD PLACE and My Shadow" picture of the "I may- get another chance da_ y and the Chamber of C •linia Policy area. has been sent in to reoccupy the tAl - Fire apparatus and emer- ence." gency crews were alerted to pierce Brooks, president of Aggies in training, used last with my bill now. I don't know Commerce's participation in 0 • _ stand by after the tower at TO GET ON Jr f T 1111 try again. but I might. week. Not all sports editors can i- - -.1 .., - the Spring Military Day at do their own camerawork. I got 19 votes and need just 2 Texas A&M College. CANBERRA, Australia VP - U. N. officials sought t min the National Bankers Insurance t irnize' he Egyptian o m ve to re- Philadelphia's International Air- Co. of Dallas, testified that a rune-, -lit - more. If I can get it up, I think - , reagei pointed out that the f State Dulles today Secretary o . establish administrative rights rt ' d 'I ' ' po receive a pi ot s radio re- man prominent in Dallas politi- i .r: BALLOT NEWS FROM NEARBY - I can pass it." . Guernsey sale Saturday at "adheres said the United States . . in Gaza. But U. S. anIsraeli G B U S d port that a plane was coming cal life, former Judge Robert Miss Patricia Waller, daughter Under Texas' law now, the Sanitary Dairy Farms on west steadfastly" to its recognition officials feared a serious new in "with a bomb aboard." Ball, received $40,000 from ICT SOMONAUK, Ill. gie - If - of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waller high man wins a special elec- Highway 21 is the first in Tex- of Nationalist China and its op- crisis was blowing up. There Further details were lacking last year after his firm was you're aiming at a political of North Zulch, has been elect- tion without a runoff. as. 4-H and FFA club boys will position to giving China's seat was talk in New York that the immediately. called in as a brokerage agent. career. Somonauk might be a I ed queen for Dairy Day May 10: in Madisonville. She will also A . represent the Madison Courity• Cattlemen's Day, June 6. drn. Byrd, . . be permitted to buy heifers at ist Peiping the sale. A barbecued chicken dinner will be served at noon, now selling tickets for the in the United Nations to the Commun regime. Dulles made the stat the SEATO Counc ement to 1 d, - , tah Hassan. T U. N. Assemblyhe deputy might be is act-called cial air centers. and got 5 per cent of an $800,- back into session. Bunche later was to see Depu- fl of Min is. ty Foreign Minister Abdel Fat- Police patrol cars also were rushed to the big airfield in Southwestern. Philadelphia, one of the nation-s busiest commer- Cage also testified about Hall. Cage said Hall was a member of the financial consultant firm of Bennett, Osborn and Hall, good place to start it. The ballot for next month's Dairy Association on Sidewalk he said. Club boys and girls are ters which continued closed- election will be-blank. No one has filed for the offices of town clerk, town trustees Or The Southwestern 'University,Polar Flier, event. Profits from the barbecue door sessions of its third annual ing ch. f f th F ' • Off ie o e oi eign ice GOO figure ICT received from president of the board of trus- in the absence of Foreign Min- '•T • tees. conference. Eirooks or the sale of a block Choir will be singing at the, will be retained by the club- Aegro Is Killed f First Methodist Church in Nay- . bers for their work. The American secretary said ister Mahmoud Fawzi, who is on of shares. Somonauk, on the LaSalle- . asota on March 17 at 10:50 a.m. Dies At 68 . Springer reviewed the part he wanted to make the U. S. policy clear to America's al- his way home from the U.N. By Teen-Aaers t, Hall was the 1956 Dallas cam- paign manager for Price Daniel DeKalb County line, has 600 population. John D. Richards, dean of the of the Chamber of Commerce Southwestern University School plays in Military Day at A&M. lies in Southeast Asia, not to 1Vi "t CHICAGO UP1-A1vin Palmer, and is a member of the State of Fine Arts, is: the director. BOSTON IR) - Rear Adm. He cited the breakfast honor- bring China policy before the ' iayor V on a 17-year-old Negro high school Democratic Committee. Seven Freiaht t5 SEATO Council for debate. Richard E. Byrd, 68, noted ex- ing military and civilian guests student, was beaten to death by Cars Derailed I * plorer who headed two arctic from Washington, D. C. and the "Our.ipolicy," he said, primari y from consi "stems T 1 T 'deration to a pack of white teen-agers. Volcano mo tng S li.. and f• lye antarctic expeditions, tour of Allen Academy as the a ie est On Palmer died of a skull frac- At North Zulch T GREE - , IN WHITE . his sleep at his home Chamber of Commerce's part in in died national interest and, we,,be- lieve, international interest. r bare today in Holy Cross Hos- ir last night. the Spring activity. • I pital. n eu •tans i AI t. Seven cars of a southbound GAME TO BE • "United States diplomatic rec- L His doctors said he died of a E. A. Willeford, here conduct- . - aion of the Chinese Com-- ie Machine , A passer-by gave this account WESTON, Mass. UP) -A strong Rock Island freight train were heart ailment brought on by ing the public relations course •to detectives: ingunist re.' earthquake apparently in the derailed about 1:30 a.m. today eime would serve no I HELD TONIGI-IT overwork, for the Chamber of 'Commerce, He was the over-all head of said that 138 registered Mon- The Green and White intra. Navy's huge Operation Deep day night for the opening night. squad football game will pos, Freeze in Antarctica in this In- The course will continue nightly national purp „ose" he declared WASHINGTON ee-Mayor "but would strengthen and en- Terry D. Schrunk of Portland, coura •ge influencehostile to us Ore., swore today he never Palmer was waiting for a bus Aleutian Islands, was recorded at the North Zulch depot. last night when the gang of at 6:30 a.m. (EST) today by the The derailment tied up the eight sauntered past him. Boston College seismographic main line for nearly 12 hours itively be played at Bronco ternational Geophysical Year, through Thursday. and to our allies and further received payoffs from pinball T h e y returned, surrounded station. before it was repaired shortly han after 1 p.m. imperial lands whose indePen- machine oPerators, bootleg- him, and one of them smashed The Rev. Daniel Line , _ Stadium tonight, according to but his failing heart kept him He pointed out that the open- dence is related to OUT own gers and garnblers. his head with a single blow. famed seismologist, said the dis- Cause of the derailment had W. D. Bunting, president of from assuming on-the-spot su- ing registration was twice as peace and security." WASHINGTON At - Mayor The witness told the officers turbance was one of the strong- not been determined shortly be- Me B Association which is Pervision. many as ever registered before Terry D. Schrunk of Portland, that not a word was spoken. fabout 50 recorded in the fore 1 p.m., railroad workers est o sponsoring the annual spring His wife and four children for similar courses here, and : said. The empty coal cars, near training contest for Stephen were at his bedside when he said that attendance was 'above . • 48 Killed In detectorteston his enia Riot Ore., said he called off al •lie past few days. Quakes in the Aleutians the rear of the train, left the d of i•-•• F. Austin High School. Both passed away at 6:20 p.m. at his the average for cities of similar an File For caused damaging tidal waves in rails near the depot, striking an track and field are in good borne at the foot of Beacon Hill. size." He added that he expect-1 ALGIERS ee) - French sourc- accepting a bribe because he t-e the Pacific which reached the automobile parked at the depot ed about 175 to register before es reported 12 civilians and 36 condition, he said. Byrd was the first man to tishi.felt the Secret Service had "a .• . , , • Cox s Seat shores of the Hawaiian and oth- but missing the depot. The auto, The round • the - track pa- fly over both the North and the course ends Thursday. rebels were killed in Algeria in ng ministerin expediti the test.on up, in ad- Pacific islands recently. belonging to the night station g made and between - halves South poles and held numer- Springer told the directors 24 hours. - Adrain Vess was not AUSTIN (R1-Candidates have ANCHORAGE, Alaska UP) agent, , . • Schrunk was called back be- stunts are also scheduled for ous decorations, including the 'fore the Senate Rackets Inves- until March 20 to file in the Walter Freeman, an airways sta- damaged extensively, N. L.tonight and and will be perform- Medal of Honor for his explo- . ..:, •. --....-•••••:-.-e".earee... tigating Committee following special election to fill the House bon agent on Umnak, reported ar, day agent, said. ed unless a heavy rain should rations. - .: ...... his fusel to complete the lie vacancy created by the resig- the outermost Aleutian Island is The Rock Island's plush Rock fall fall at the time. He is credited veith charting ..a.,,ears . .. ...... -•' ...;::-, . '•;-. •aeeiaK.... .a:iMeeitN, . detector test yesterday. nation of James Cox of Conroe. under a siege of volcano jitters. et was re-routed through Bryan For full details see the some two million square miles i,adc . .__0:•-0,..... .•ii.,...:::. -A. 'f:','f:' dff:le Schrunk claimed today ques- Secretary of State Zollie Mt. Vsevidof, a volcano dor- until the line at North Zulch sports page of the earth's surface previous- vamp:ea- ;::::ea e :::::::::-•-:::-se::::::.:::::::::ee::le . ...-. , .4b;:iie4i.:•44e tions proposed to be asked him Steakley set the deadline after mant for 200 years has been was repaired and cleared. Re- ef eeeatesee mee ..at;.euee:.:•::e.•.:•-ilit .• -::::•"- eeeeeeeebeakeseseeeesee.:-...e... .loaded and , Gov Daniel• - • ' ' Saturday s b. . ly unseen by man. No one has e, emeeemee-e. :--- .-leae-esetee.a. . 'eo...,-:•••::: ..-. • were "toadea" ana concernea tem uamei said yesterday the smoking since s big pair crews were on the scene ever equaled that feat. He laid aeagegrar „ ---es .i ;:.;e:e • ----,Aigeg ; : :e... ,.>:>es .:a,s,:..*:.g: .-;:a.;•,?••:.,:.;i;V:::'•:: :,;-' matters which he had not been election would be April 20. earthquake, soon after the derailment. Hail In Hearne the basis for possible Amen i- e:,• .•,.:W!.:...:1,:",,ers. .• a' ::-.. 0•••:;.••••:Al'a-:: :-......• ' • ""'": .eir4e,eeaa-: ::;.:-S•e::.1. -: asked in his earlier testimony can claims to a third of Antarc- ezar:Oaae:a•---e*,... .1::. •::. ree:e•eaes...:.••:e •,e-,e.:aeeeeeeaeeeee. ..,eeeoeeeeenee -reee4eee:SenN:ia:::e last week at the senate hear- :::.-•:.::-.:••••::;:--e-a•;aei;.•:'-e•....:••---":.;: ee:;:::;;;:::;:::a•••::::::;a::;:::-:;::•;;:;-..;;-;-::,.•-,:.:-.:..;.::....;...•...;••::; -:...!,.;.::..:-...:::::.:.'::.:::,.'.,::-ae..:::.•.a.::::.;;;;:. ::;:::••?:;:.•-:::.•,:::•:::::::-Se.;:.•.;:;'::;;:;•:::;;•-•:•.i::• ;:;;;;•;:"..;;;;,:e. 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The Brazos County Chapter, ,::::•e:--e-a•:-:eeee.::peeeaes•-e • ? e•:•-". •••:•:•••'••••••''''..--;-::- • •••:---1•Wi;:::;:!:!•;-:.-•-•:::.'' ;;i:(Zi:4i:W. -• '":::a:::: :i-' eeeee::::see-.•• •-e --zee:::•-•:,/--.• • -..--;;;•esee,-- HOUSTON (Al - The second ; -•ai:;:;.:;•;:-;:::,::::e:::.:...:::;::::-:.:.•.e.f.i:•.....e.:.e...-:-.•••••... ----;••n:':-::::::':'.':::-::::-::'••:'--..e•„:-:•;.•-.:.:.....a.ea.,•.•...:...ae•fi•-:::"-'?.: BRYAN - COLLEGE STA- American Red Cross, will select reea'**e::..ee..eee:e..•, --e::::eaeeeeleeeeereee, ------------•:.eee;•-•----.:--e...eee."":---,ee .-•;....... ..e.a,:„„yee.a. ewe,.,.... :::-:e-,:-....--,..i.i:,.:..: ,r,.0 t- • ., ,,......41' George Parr mail fraud trial : ••:::,••:•*:::--eeeek•••••••.,:;if,i,•,,i,,,i.., i.,a„.,., „....e„..eea- ":•;:ea: „er ......-..: . . ..„,..::. ... „,,:,,,:,,,.::„.:,...:,:::„:,,,;:,„,.„...,:.:„.j..,k:,..„:„....)...„. ... TION AREA - A maximum a new chapter chairman at the :: :..-:::„4:0eee.e. ...•:::•---::a • a._ , , .-:: ,• aa•-eeen i:".e--- was recessed abruptly today af- .Ail:i:71:.:.e •Wi... ----:::'' --• --- • •--. Mrea.„, - :e.e:e:::i:eeeeee:-K:::::,-,eee'a.:- • -e. • - - -.i.,.,:: ........... .....,............... .. ............ ................. : temperature of 77 degrees and regular meeting Wednesday at ..,. • . , .-.:::..A,..,. .1'44-roikee•-,:•seli: ei',"•" •::•-, ter Federal Judge Joe Ingraham , ---ee--eeeee . • . 0, 4 .m. The Rev. Paul Fuller- eeeeeeaaeeee.::ee.:eeee:: a minimum of 60 degrees was I) ::eaameea . --- •.-.•• . discovered one of the 'jurors was ..reeeee-e . • • • •••-. . -..- ..„-;:;:::: -.... ...::..:,:•::e:e•:•-::-::::;;:a• :.-;:.-: : ::::!';4"•:tq.;i:':iM:,,a'el recorded at Farni Service de- ton is resigning as he has ac- •eaRin.lingtig.:mt.,::- . •. .:-.., .. . ;:a.;,1; se; ,..,,..e..:..e:;. not qualified. -"`,..aste04e . . .• ..... .... . •• -„ ... . partment, Monday. The rain cepted a call to another cit3. erereeiea::::-eee:::ielesee: e eeaa-eOre:'eeeaeeer; .. .-..... •. . ---;•:,,,r.:. . .•...1 Attorneys for Parr, eight of, e,:.......,,,eseee .,...e..;:esee:•,:eenetaeses„.;.;::-..'E.-.:: : :.:•:7.:„;:see:::::,:,..::::::;;;,,,-;;•,.•,:••:a0:,:ii,::ii::::::::::eee:::::::;a:::::e;:::ei,]..;:::.::e:ii:„.•.eie.•::::ee.::::::eee;-:::::•:::: gauge measured a rainfall of .11 Vernon Ostenby, field direc- ; ••• -,A:.7]:n•I:4:.i.;:::::- • ..„......... . •• a;s:,.;<;:,:,:;:;:;.„;..:;„;.::: e.. .-:::::::];18:MUtiali1,1i . ‘, his Duval County associates and e:;!,::-6:!:i:Ta:e. : ;;;:e:a:a•••.:1•:: .aQ:: . : ..;],:",;: :. ,: : .•;! ; - : :e0. ; . :•:];:;u:Tiee:eeRaesi:::•;-:::;:;.e.:maniMmi;::iv:::;:ie.•• inches during the same time tor for the Red Cross at the -:.: ei...::aaa,etta:V. ;; • ;a•••::::. :eree a:--:-.:-,e-;-•Iiiiae: :A two banks he formerly headed ••-:e.;:i:s.a.:N:vpsa....:::-:::-;:,-;.;-;.se;5•:::.::::; ::: :!; ;;,.ii: -•; -i:•H:::i.i. .::;:i;,i•i::]:: ;;.:.:-if:.H.:;: „., • •::.ix,. . ..:.:,.:,•„::.,; :•...7.: ::::::::.:.::,..,..:,,,::::].::. period. Bryan Air Force Base, will ii.; ••••:.-.3argeae..:::: • :;•..•e:-::::••,.•-,eeeeei,:...:-:::•••:ei-i.e, •:::: : ea: ee:-'•::eeesee asked for a mistrial. ''--•-••:.-,-Si ••••ea:eekrese:ee:.-..a::e.;::ee:i:::e•e':ee::-eeeee„,; ..:;:::ia::::::.eee:e:e: : :::,-:,•:::-::::.::::::e.eeeeeeek:eee:eeeeee.ee::e.eeee'::,: SOUTH CENTRAL TEXAS- probably conduct the meeting, "NO COMMENT"-Dave Beck. head of the giant Internation- "There may be something to eeie;:;:.:.•::::::•:,e4*aeSe:.:ete, e-egategea:00:Aa4eK::ilee::-:.:•:::::.'ee eee:e.e::.e e::::e::::::::::,;e:e:::eee:: e.i.':ae:-•:::e::::::eee.::::::::•.e.e•::::eee::::•::,:e.:.:::::,•,:.:eee:::::::;:eeefte.iieeeeeeeeeeeeeteeeeeeeeee.-e Scattered showers and thunder- as Mrs. Ada Locke, executive al Teamsters Union. waves off newsmen with 'no comment" the motion by the defendants a•.--.--.•:.:-.,.....„..e.-....„-...-eaeeeseeee..-..........ea..:.:..a..e•-•-.....eeeee.....•-•.:-.......,..e.yeee.e.;•-ees-e-ee. , . es.,....-.............„-...........„:..,---,-.. showers Wednesday and in secretary, is in Houston to be as he was met by a swarm of reporters and photographers but I would like to have the , AIRLINER TURNS OVER IN LANDING-Seven persons were injured when this Eastern 'south portion this afternoon and with her husband, Henry Locke, on his arrival at Seattle-Tacoma International airport. Beck, matter briefed," Ingraham said. ' Air Lines plane, bound for Miami from Indianapolis, bounced to the runway and flipped tonight. No important tempera- undergoing treatment at St. who has been in Europe, has been invited to testify before "I don't want to proceed if we over during a landing at Louisville, Ky. Thirty-one passengers and. three crew members Lure changes. Luke's hospital. a Senate racket-probing committee. (AP Wirephoto). can't proceed properly." i were aboard the plane which skidded on its back 100 feet after turning over. (AP Wireph oto) - • " - - - • • • 11 Treasury Answer to Previous Puzzle strategically located Easter Seal THE �RYAN DAILYEAGLEWonders Actor 000 E0 mu © 130 treatment centers established in ppp E GOO Q51pp Texas since 1946 - more than ppp. E o r,t i s in any other state." ACROSS 3 British E "'9 1 J `- The rapidly growing PAGE 2 Bryan, Texas, Tuesday, March 12, 1957 VOLUME 81 (• • • ' P' y Texas Celebrities Taxes, streetcar 1 Actor, — 4 Fowl 41 a T• 1 , H A L. population, coupled with soar- Puensnea by the Eagle Printing Co.. Inc-. Bryan, Texas, daily (except Saturday); Sunday morning Entered at the Actor, er 00©E 1 p0©p0© ing accident rates and an in- Post Office at Bryan, Texas. April 2, 1912. as second class matter under the Act of Congress March I, 1878. - 7 He is a — 5Indian EKE liBp0iri00© creasing proportion of accident 6 Fortification ©0© '.m0© !lOpO© Mrs. Lee J Rountree, Managing Editor, 1923-1956 • • favorite !E I survivors saved bymodern sur- e/ALTER In, Arears 7Droove t� f� �'! e/ALTER J COULTER MILLS P WALKER P. A. 'TARDY 13Rounded A U I'`:> k V i 4V E ,. 8 Lettuce t�/ -•\J gical procedures and drugs un- Chairman of the Board President and General Manager Secretary-Treasurer 14 Progress 9 Groove ©�©�W e known even a few 15 Tilted 000© ODO© ODD years ago, R. J COLS MARE CAMPBELL VICE L1NDLEY 10Pertaining to poop poop pp© explains the need for increased Business Manager And 16 Landed an age Vice-President Managing Editor g funds, Hudson said. Assistant Gen'] Manager By ROGER GREENE Hammett, mystery write, Kato- property 11 Italian city 27 Encounter 43 Court list He said that over two-fifths w at. KELLY 0 0 EMMONS DACE BOWEN WASHINGTON (RI - Nudged nah, N. Y., $111,000. 17 Doctrine 12 Require 29 Allowance 44 Part of a Vice-President Production Superintendent City Editor by Congress, the U.S. Treasury H a r o 1 d Lloyd, Hollywood 18 Girl's name 19 Nights (ab.) for waste church of the patients seen in Easter Subscription Rates Single copies So by earrlei delivery MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS is pondering the tax troubles of comedian of the old silent era, 20 Conducted 21 Tree parts 30 Ireland 46 Singing voice Seal treatment centers today weekly 30c. one month Si do. one year in advance $11.50, celebrities who soar to dizzy 21 Eurasian 22 Hebrew 31 Rodents 47 Forest have been crippled by accidents. by mail i month $1 W. 3 months 82.25. tf months $4.00. The Associated Press :a exclusively entitled to use for $76,965. annual plants ascetic 37 Shops creature "This is in sharp 12 months $7 50 outside adjoining counties $11 00 yearly reproduction all dispatches credited to it or not other money-making heights for a 25 Globelike p contrast to foreign rates $8 00 yearly plus additional postage the wise creditea ui the paper and also all local news pub few years and then fade into Judy Garland, $20,891; Ethel 23 Woolly 38 And so 48 Gaelic the birth - deformities and dis- Barrymore, 12 142; Rita Hay- fruits 24 Garments forth (ab.) ease - caused crippling Eagle is not responsible for advance payments to car llshed herein All rights of reproduction of special dis comparative obscuYity. $ Roon- 50 Fish sick owhich riers or dealers until received in this office patches herein are reserved. worth, $7,541, and Mickey 28 Disperse 25 Weight of 41 Tag 51 u • Numerous past and present ey, $3,295. 32 Ranges raw silk 42 Makes 53 Caucho formed the bulk of our cases stars of sport and show busi- 33 Persian 26 BibIical name mistakes 54 Light brown when the Society was founded, ness, such as Joe Louis, Charlie Ethel Waters found T-men waterwheel Hudsop said, 'and points up camping on the stage door- 34 Female ruff the need of facilities for psysi- Chaplin, Ethel Barrymore and p Y • atep over her alleged failure 35 Vigilant Z j y s o 7 IgIfIp ll 2Ethel Waters have fallen into to a faxes on her 1953 best- cal rstolation and lehabilita- -Ike MayGet Long-TermAid This Time hot water over alleged tax ar- sally t autobiography39Heads Fr. +i I I I tion of the crippled in every V rears long after their earning on ""His 40 Colonizes ) I f_ community." power has a Eye is the Sparrow." It is 16 Note in 1 President Eisenhower made a pitch last along on that either. It cut more than a apparently dwindled. took four years for T-men to 42 Guido's scale 17 i. , Former World Heavyweight et around to her. LIP SERVICE year for long-range foreign aid. It wasn't billion off his request. Champion Louis. for example, 8 45 south j� %' � a very strong pitch and he lost. This year, But there was agreement between E+'is- says he can never get out of The veteran blues singer, American ELIZABETH CITY, N. C. (Al- a some outside help, he maytry again. whose earnings were once esti- wood sorrel Sandra Lee Livesaybid one y g enhower and Congress that it was time hock unless Uncle Sam agrees tooted at a million dollars, re- 46.Fruit drink fS lb -17 st 11 dollar for her daddy's mustache Congress has steadfastly clung to the for some fairly thorough studies on the to compromise. He owes about Gently entered a New York tele- 49 Mend at a radio auction for charity. idea of aid on a year-by-year basis ever whole problem of foreign aid. The Senate 1 i4 million dollars. vision quiz show in an effort 52 He often to ortra / Preposterous, said her dad, since 1948 when, with the Marshall Plan, Foreign Relations Committee hired 11 re- The old Brown Bomber claims raise money •to pay her taxes, p Ys a p , this country first set up foreign assistance search organizations and assigned 10 men the government has tapped him estimated at $25,000. veMilton. He'd owned that host on a big scale. familiar with foreign affairs to do the job- for a $2,350,000 in taxes and I How do these people fall so 55Puff • lathe foro for yearsc and wouldn't penalties. That, he says, is 57 Puffs up ,/ let it go a cent less than Economic aid is designed to help back- Two different groups appointed by Eis- Y > $50>- far behind? Why didn't they pay 57 Greek i�yp �� —— $50. But he didn't price it out 000 more than his entire take- ward and underdeveloped countries. But enhower went to work. They were made the taxes when due? And why gravestones of the market. A group of his theyear-by-year prevents home pay from purses earned does the government wait so 58 Feminine i K1 11I arrangementsup of representatives of business, labor,ag- g '�y /j %r fellow members of a service this countryand the receivingnations riculture and thepublic. One was headed during his 12 •year title career.,long to start collecting? name Louis quit the ringin 1951 at S9 x club chipped in a total of $67 from planning developments which takes by Benjamin F. Fairless, steel executive, Treasury officials say each DOWN the a e of 37. and Livesay was shorn with a g ;case is different. And frequently I Gudrun's 55 5f, years to complete. For example: river and and the other, continuing advisory body, Other bi moneyearners, radio announcer broadcasting a harbor and waterpower development, or byEric Johnston, g it takes a whole battery of tax husband p P such as movie stars and major lawyers to unravel the tangled 2 Scottish sT snip-by-snip description. highways and railroads. The Senate study reports have been league baseball players, corn-I skein of a single taxpayer's af- sheepfolds a——— For Classified Ads TA 2 1336 So in 1956 Eisenhower asked Congress pouring out in recent weeks. Most of them plain that the heavy federal tax fairs. It all takes time. to approve a foreign aid program which favor long-term aid.. In the past week the bite during their peak earning In the Louis case, for exam- would permit carrying on some projects Fairless and Johnston years leaves them only a few ,..,, x „:„.,,,;,,,,„:„.::;.,:,.:,,,,,,.::....„,,...1 ..:. ; c,e., ,: . �u ? o rY• g P J groups have report- i pie, the Treasury starts digging aces Set .. 741 for as much as 10 years. He didn't ask for ed. They favor long-term aid. crumbs to live on after they.into the ex-champion's tax re money for 10 years, all in a rum But he have gone downhill. turns. How much did he make? P So if Eisenhower wants to propose a 10 a .1 • *` ' wanted congressional promises that would Some movie stars including How much did he spend? Hoty r 2p`� g P year program again this ,year he has a lot Bing Crosby, Marilyn Monroe, much was he entitled to deduct For Easter e C o�10�� �t� t make long-range planning possible. of support-at least outside Congress. It's Burt Lancaster and Frank Si- for training camp expenses, ..0„,.... J- > He ran into stiff opposition and spoor- still questionable the full Congress will natra have "incorporated"them- - -',. managers' fees, and so on. • p 1.. --� entry backed away. Neither he nor his go along with the idea. selves to avoid paying the stiff I never •will know where ail Seal Dili,re FROM THE SCRIPTURES 'ts aides made much of a fight. Instead, he And right now inside the Eisenhower upper-brackets personal income,the money went," Louis says concentrated on trying to get Congress administration it is understood some of tax which runs as high as 91 'mournfully. ff..... . ,.„„.,„;by Mont Whitson :.::_: . . ....mot to give him the full $4,900,000,000 he has the resident's top advisers are chilly to per cent. Under that setup, they The U.S. Tax Court says Dates for the 1957 Easter asked for one year. Congress didn't go long-range commitments. contend they should pay only I Louis was "schooled in pro-. Seal Appeal in behalf of crip- "RECEIVING FACES" the 52 per cent tax levied fligacy" and had "no brakes" on pled children and adults are (Jam. 2:1-13) against business corporations. 'his spending. He is said to have March 15-April 21, Euclid Hud- dis- • The tax - collecting Internal JUDGING MEN by externals says, "have you not made • given $5,000 automobiles to girl son, presiaent of the Texas So- President s ouchIsW7orry To ]Nation Revenue Service frowns on such'friends after a casual acquain- ciety for Crippled Children and instead of real character is lit- unctions among yourselves, and trail to "receive faces.' This become judges with evil devices. tance. Adults and chairman to be of practice of showing res- thoughts?" Showing par- The tax plight of Louis re- "Joe is on a treadmill,' says the Appeal in Texas, announced pact of persons is men- tiality is unreasonable, President Eisenhower's health is a mat- Mr. Eisenhower did not undertake a cently led Congress to prod George Reeves Jr., Norfolk, today. --e„ a?>; unlawful and actually ter of intense concern to 170 million second term under false retenses. He the revenue service into keep- Neb., chairman of a fund-rail- Appeal is ex- boned by Paul and Peter p The 24th annual in their writings. (Rom. sinful. By such action one Americans and many millions more be- made plain he would need more relax a- ing a closer watch on high- ing campaign to get Louis off petted to be the most extensive 2:11; Acts 10:34; etc.). is just as guilty as if he bracket earners to prevent the tax book. "If he made a p g THE INCIDENT RE- yond these shores. Right now it is not tion, more care from his doctors more cam ai n in the history of the 3 were a n adulterer or in- good, and ever possible effort needs to ' them from falling into similar million dollars a year for 10 Texas Society. Easter Seals will " g Y p time away from Washington. Knowingtrouble. y CORDED by James is in- murderer. In receiving be made to restore it without further sin- years, he couldn't gel ahead:' reach more than 1,000,000 Texas estin indeed, for here �``` faces" one becomes a P that, some 35 million Americans voted to Testifying before a House Ap- Here's why: homes. Mailing will b e 1 n g g ful and damaging delay. send him to the White House for four pro nations subcommittee tax g we have a glimpse into transgressor, thus a total A For one thing, the federal in- around March 18. the worshi service of an • law breaker by violating He can't shake off the racking cough he more years. officials were quizzed about the come tax on a million- dollars p Hudson said that the Society early New Testament the principle of obed- developed on inauguration day, and it's An American president, the world's possibility that the current would be around $900,000. Theo- seeks a total of $300,000 in 1957. church. Two strangers present ience. (((Jam. 1:4-11). wearing him down generally. And with most overburdened man, should not have heavyweight champion, Floyd Theo- retically, if Louis earned anvil- Easter Seal funds in 1956 to- themselves to the ushers that TO REMEDY this situation Vice President Nixon and Secretary of to apologize for trying to preserve his Patterson might run into tax lion dollars a year and didn't tailed $270,000. they might be seated. One of one must operate under the State Dulles out of the country, he feels health. He should not have tojeopardize pitfalls, spend a cent on himself for liv- "The once - a year Appeal the menis wearing a old Tin "royal law," according to the he can't leave the firing line to get badly • it to silence his critics. Patterson will be fighting for isle,expenses, he could clear up gives Texans an o yortunpy to and fine clothing; the other is a scripture, "you shall love your the next two or three years, the million-dollar tax debt in 10 pp ' needed rest. The people Ike represents across the said subcommittee Chairman contribute funds for maintaining "poor man in shabby clothing." neighbor as "law lf.' Also, re. The millions who have a deeppersonalyears. and expanding service badly:The ushers promptly show pref- member the "law st liberty" t. - ; world want him in full health and vigor. Gary (D-Va). "Have you taken But when the revenue service g a principle for Christofian conduct. • ' affection for the President and who under- * * e any steps to see that his tax needed to help crippled children erence to the rich man, iving s finally got around to figuring and adults, right in their own him a good seat: and at the Keep in mind that "judgment" stand his importance to free mankind Some college courses include Latin and return for 1956 is checked im- out how much Louis owed, it is without mercy to one who has , want him freed of further distress and mediately?" charged him 6 communities," Hudson said. same time manifest dishonor to Y a lot of Scotch. g per cent interest "Support of the entire state will the poor man by saying, "stand shown no met•( " Too often "Yes we are," replied Deputy on the original amount-and he feet." wealth, class, power and social danger-no matter what arrangements are • • be needed to attain the goals there, or sit at my feet. (Jas.Tax Commissioner O. Gordon has to pay 6 per cent annual 2:1-4). distinctions are shown. Speaking required to achieve that end. If time really were money a lot more Delk. set for 1957. and interest on the interest. His Chi- acting according to James' His doctors call the ailment tracheitis- watches would be pawned. As for Louis, IRS Commis- cago attorney, Aaron Payne, "It is the increasing aware- CHARGES OF MISCONDUCT teaching will help us solve our inflammation of a section of the wind- • • • sioner Russell O. Harrington says interest is piling up at a ness that a crippling accident are brought against the church racial problem in America to- pipe below the voice box. There appears A baby is worth its weight in gold and told the lawmakers: rate of $278 a day. may strike any of us at any for such action. To them James day. (Jam. 1:8, 12-13). some question as to the cause-whether usuallycries for all it's worth. "We are going to settle with time in today's world that has A & M Church of Christ virus or bacterial. Surer exhaustive tests * • • Louis on as fair a basis as we i Color photography was in- led to a steadily increasing sup- Y 403 Church Street are demanded to determine the fact. A Los Angeles woman won a divorce possibly can. vented by Frederic Ives, an port by Texans of the Society's College Station, Texas14 "We are not interested in put- American, in 1892. work and made possible the 30 )For a tree correspondence course in Bible write the oboes address) Rest is deemed the only effective cure, because her husband would buy her noth- ting him in the poor house. He I - and that seems to mean chiefly freedom ing to eat but horse meat. Could there will get a square deal, and the from the necessity of constant talking - have been too much nagging? government will get a square4 the inevitable burden of a busy executive. • • • deal." Agreement didn't exist on whether Mr. Anyone is smart to get what he earns Harrington also indicated that 1(0 U G ET MORE WHEN YOU GO Eisenhower ought to get out of Washing- and more so to earn what he gets. Treasury officials are working ton into a warmer climate. Some said the • • * ;on proposed legislation giving a dry southwest wouldn't help. But he will Keep your eyes on the ball, men, even better tax break to sport •' Ili pions and others with shorshor t • go to Florida. when the girls start playing golf in bare life" earning potentials. • The President has managed the govern- legs and bobby socks. i A recent list of alleged delin- ment from vacation points before, and it • • • quents and amounts alleged can be managed again. Every lawmaker Styles may change, but the most popu- owed includes: or official having business with him can lar thing around a woman's waistline al- Charlie Chaplin, English-born /7111 ;;;;14 °61/97°1--. . .,. s.... .. . I go to him wherever he is. Recent evidence ways is a man's arm. / movie comedian who left this that some lawmakers testily refused to fly * • * country in a huff in 1952 and / / to his Georgia headquarters but insisted Some et their start in life now resides in Switzerland, $1,- oun Y g luau g loo,000. �, ,,,x. ~w " he return to Washington hardly can sit too easily and then head off in the Poncet Davis, 58, Akron, Ohio, - ,., . . • e well with the American people. wrong direction, socialite and industrialist, $2,- 537,884- , Frank Erickson, reputed New ,.•...-.. .-. WASHINGR,,1 NOTEBOOK —by Peter Ise;,,, jYork bookie czar, over 5 million •••- w - I dollars. • I Dashiell "The Thin Man" $ '` • • •,�,, Pat at Is Fond of Her Mother-In-Law ,._ V Q For that wonderful • • ."'. ,-., 40` „'# „.„......., By DOUGLAS LARSON And• "And the President's putting ing made is that the selections j . ? `" KENNETH O. GILMORE green in the back is just about are by dames. It's logical that I t�A ,-•--_„_,__/. I , . • NEA Staff Correspondents perfect this spring, too," he dames are good judges of per-' ear 0 '' _ adds. WASHINGTON - (NEA) sonar charm but they seem to' ■ L �A syr� � k� 4 ; ' You can't tell snide mother-in- CAPT. BILLY JOHNSON. re- confuse this with sartorial ex •- law stories around Pat Nixon, tiring director of the Navy's cellence. z-ss � ,�,�,, ., �' �' " 2 ,'a y<< ,- y wife of the vice president,these food service, is by experience For example, female sale(- feeding• )` > .r �3 XYr•days. Her recently widowed and appetite one of the town's tions always come up with two ` �J . .,.. . ..„. „:„..„.. mother-in-law has been living top judges of fine food. And at handsome senators, Stu Syming- GOLDEN ROCKET ae HOUDAY SEDAN with her for several months and a recent farewell luncheon he ton and George Smathers. Both: If you need vitamins- Pat wouldn't have it any other cited the best single dish he of these men dress neatly but I recharge your system way. had ever eaten, served by the couldn't care less about sar-I The Nixon daughters call their well-known hostess, Mrs. Fritz tonal detail. I with these high-potency vitamins grandmother Nana and obvious- "It's Kaumanns. EVERYvNE IN TOWN is re- and minerols—only 60 day! CHECK THESE BIG-CAR EXTRA-VALUE FEATURES 1 love her. Just before the "It's called chicken relleno," belled about the arrival of the y Johnson said, licking his lips. Lenten season, The You must have rich, red blood to teal Nixons took off for their Afri- g p party pace better, work better, sleep better, eat . . .YOU GET THEM ALL AT NO EXTRA COST ! can visit Pat told a friend she It consists of a whole chicken slacks off for a time. Everyone better.o If yduerttro trouble iamin or not oruude- p with all the bones removed except Ed Trilling, a leading ; flciency-play safe'.Each day,supple- Rocket T-400 iingln• • 8.50 x 14 Tins • Custom Trim • OR Filter would enjoy the trip more than without breaking the skin, caterer, that is. t any previous one because she which is very difficult to do. Hi h yotn foo s with just one of these se Turn Signals•• Foot-Operated Parking Brake •• Four-Barrel Carburetor! knew her gals didn't mind being Y Lent is just about as bad as g y p left behind as long as Nana was Then it's stuffed with a the middle of a hot summer as talus B12,allessential B vitamins-,plus Big-car pleasure is a standard feature You don't pay extra for the snug dressing of ground beef, raisins, far as the partybusiness 5 times your daily iron requirement. g ALL THIS staying with them. goes," with Oldsmobile . even on the comfort of Oldsmobile's big-car car ride. Y gHere's real insurance against the eggs, Vienna sausage and pi- he explains, "with business fatigue (from vitamin or iron deft• lowest-priced Rocket. For proof, take New Wide-Stance Chassis and Pivot- Mrs. Nixon's mother will also mentos, baked and carved like dropping about 40cent." ciency) that can dragP pp per you down! For a good look at the fine details of the Poise Front Suspension mean added be riding herd on the decors-- i a roast," he told his drooling HOLLYWOOD PRESS agents that wonderful, 21 year old feeling- Golden Rocket 88.We're talking about smoothness and safety, too? And tors working on the new Nixon audience. have found a gold mine In Dtry on't for , the extra features that add so much to there's big car glamor that's distine- -- >u`><>;,>;: home while the vice president ASK ANY clothes-conscious Washington society folk. All s member oft he Bexel VitamiThere Family the value of your car,yet don't add an lively Oldsmobile.You don't pay extra �� "` ``" and Pat are touringAfrica. -with the right potencyand Y t Se our guest for a 1-2 test) Oldsmobile's sensational new male here who the best-dressed they have to do is import some g price— extra penny to the price of your Olds for that either, engineering advance presents two-stage engine control 1 BOB REDMOND, chief White men are and chances are you'll actor or actress and the town's for every member of your familyl For example, you don't pay extra Compare Oldsmobile's extra-value through progressive carburetion. STAGE ONE: for smoother House gardener, is about the ,get a unanimous agreement on hostesses fawn all over them. g performanceanyany price! surge of and bather economy. STAGE Two: for a quick B E� E L for the bi •car of Olds- features with car at ri surge of active power when the situation demands it only man in town who has en- two individuals. They are form- It's as though each one was the mobile's Rocket Engine.* The pace- You'll soon find out that you get more , /J`- �Q jeyed the nasty, freezing win- er Secretary of State Dean second coming of King Saud, Feel better...look better...Work better setting action of its high-compression when you go Golden Rocket 88. And t / �Gj'i r�fLQi/ ter we've had. ,Acheson and Secretary of Navy There was a time when a or YOUR MONEY BACKI power gives you economy when you this Rocket fits your pocket. Be our "The alternate freezing and Charles Thomas. Thomas got his Hollywood press agent had to want it, power when you need it. guest . . . take a Rocket Test, soon. g BETTER.,,by McKESSON thawing of the ground has loos- clothes know-how as an execu- beg Washington reporters to '277-h.p. Rocket T-400 Engine standard on oft models.J-2 Rocket Engine, with 300 h.p. tional at extra cost o to 312 with up h.p., p . l i d PHARMACY an speca RocketEngine, w erred the soil and put the White,five of a big suit manufacturing show up at a visiting star's BLACK'S ` House lawn in the best shape firm. Dean Acheson just has a press conference. At one such College Station in years," he explains. flair, conference• held for Ingrid BLACK'S RIDGECREST PHARMACYCD° leow • ® 1\/11CD E3 I Last spring he had to sod Trouble with all the lists of Bergman, only two reporters 3511 Texas Ave. ILme practically the whole lawn. best-dressed men currently be- appeared.Ift. I SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED OLDSMOBILE QUALITY DEALER r I 4 TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1957 THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE, BRYAN, TEXAS FIVE • • r • .. „, ••,,,, ,,,,,,...:,, , ,•,,,:e. ,e.e.; e,., > ..,�..e-e .-MARTHA CHISHOLM GIVEN Miss Chisholm is majoring in Bridal Shower costume and clothing design. PLACE IN REDBUD COURT it ' ' ,:- : A M E R I C A N MENU When the 100 most attractive Is Courtesy I > NEW METHOD CLEANS ��� � _ students at Texas State College YOUR FAVORITE PUFF for Women are presented at the There's no need to throw For Newlyweds � , p r '� : .Eels.. St. Patrick's Day Treat Redbud Festival March 22-23, away that soiled, odd-shaped • one of the the rainbow-hued powder puff that fits that odd- tat " � .^ Is Green Pistachio• Pie •^ gowned princesses will be Mar- shaped compact your beau gave Mr, and Mrs. V. F. Arring- i laid ton were honor guests at a mis- • tha Chisholm, daughter of Mrs. you. Instead, just soak the puff ,s rs �' - '� A. T. Chisholm 308 W. Carson - ,�� � _ ����� in a quart of warm water with cellaneous shower given Sunday i a ' dunes 1 1,iin,ilalai6l,I,a WI I. Ll4Ybaii„Il pi u I 1 1.ilini iifui,iiiiddl4ouii i,aki,a ,i:; i” 1i Street in Bryan. afternoon in the home of Mr a xa controlled suds detergent. i ,4 • 4., By GAYNOR MADDOX '2/3 cup water; 1 package lime- The pageant of this annual After you've seen the soil lifted and Mrs. J. L. Lee when Miss • • e"' • NEA Food and Markets Editor flavored gelatin; 1 can (13 festival climaxes TSCW Self- out, rinse thoroughly and shake Christine Barthowiak and Mrs. . •'• For St. Patrick's Day these ounces) evaporated milk; 1 tea- Development Week which is de- several times while drying . • . Milt Summers were hostesses. - two new - method Bavarian spoon lemon extract; 3/4 cup voted to campus programs on and your odd-shaped puff will Pink tapers interspersing ar- • E - , . x cream desserts will be awearin' (9-ounce can) drained, canned self-improvement, personality, polish your nose as good as rangements of white chi saes- • .� a �' '� �x �N y , �� e::,1•�� '<•- : of the green. crushed pineapple; Creme de and grooming analysis. new. themums proved decorative in. • � ; '''V� ,:- '' -•,. To prepare, simply dissolve a Menthe (optional). the party rooms and also as A t • package of lime-flavored Bela- Heat pine apple juice and central decorative effect on the: •, ,u w tin in 1 cupof hot liquid and water and dissolve q gelatin in tea table and buffet. _� - graduallly add a 13-ounce can of the hot liquid. Gradually add • Gifts were displayed with a ; 4 e .s ��` : •" ` • evaporated milk, stirring until evaporated milk. Stir until well large number of friends shar- k d� � '. °�> a • well blended. Add flavoring and blended. ing with the honor guests the , ^x,a chill until slightly thickened. Add lemon extract. Chill until beauty of each gift. �t Place bowl of gelatin firmly slightly thickened. Then place Assisting in receiving guests ' r in ice and water and whip until bowl of gelatin firmly M ice and REMINDER and in serving refreshments . fluffy and thick. Then fold in water and whip until fluffy and were Mrs. Calvin Pigg, Mrs. J , .: • fruit, if called for, and pour thick. W Bennett, Mrs. Mike Ruffino, �^'" $ w � � "' ? • .• into pie shell or sherbet glasses. Fold in well-drained pineap- ' Mr. and Mrs. Roger Childress, >�"- ry .,.,, • Easy Pistachio Pie pie. Pour into sherbet glasses. Luther Lee and Miss Mary Ann .•• - ki e: ` (Makes 6-8 servings) R Chill. Please render city property for 1957 City and City Locke. � `* One package lime - flavored Just before serving, dribble , 8 gelatiin, 1 cup hot water, 1 can Creme de Menthe over top, if of Bryan Independent School District Tax on, or Out of town friends who - ,-, -.1 _ F "r, . _ ; c (13-ounce) evaporated milk, 1 desired. • shared in the pleasantry were • • : .rsw•" L- �£ • teaspoon almond extract, 1 bak- Tomorrow's Dinner: Pan-fried Mr, and Mrs. M. F. Lee, and _ - •s - ed 9-inch pie shell, pistachio before E. L. Daniel of Round Rock, Mr. •- '• • x • >' nuts, whipped frozen deep-sea scallops, lemon .-:, pped cream. wedges, whipped potatoes,green and Mrs. J. S. Johnson of •.« • •, a. 4.•• , "' e. 4 Dissolve gelatin in hot water, beans with almonds, enriched A P It I L 15/ 5 Hearne, Mrs. M. B. Baggerly of -.. . e. , , - :a� % Add evaporated milk and al- bread butter or margarine, cole 7 • Rockdale and Mr, and Mrs. D. •,_ ems �, extract. un ' .> � ; redChillover ice slaw, pistachio Bavarian pie, M. Lee of Fort Worth. well thickened; thenc ,�• � ��,, � '� • �!' tilwhip coffee, tea, milk. • r t, dM ` • until mixture holds shape. Pour • . ... :«, ,ay„� .' "' ' • into baked pie shell. .1 Felt Painting Chill until firm. Garnish with BUTTONS, BUTTONS, BUTTONS-Mrs. Elisabeth Bowbeer surrounds herself with friend- sweetened whipped cream and 3'" • PP Hear This Famous • ship while she collects buttons. She has over 5,000 buttons in her collection and can name pistachio nuts. • zs;`�ax,, '`�' '� New Pastime most of the people who gave them to her. (Eagle Staff Photo by Ella Jones). Pineapple-Mint Bavarian ° •7" -' ' p , For The Fams) ily I (Makes cup6- pineapplep .. „,,, „ . „ " , •American Discuss. One-third juice; • • Art means something to a Buttons en Doors -•••,„ " , ,• small child. Pictures are won- • • `. Yr:;`o.. .,., �� [--)er3ortaLdrfulandprticularly when he For • . � ' .. THE COURTS IN himself created them with felt. JPIich ] an Woman`g(,{� (,L >••.�. If a parent surrounds his family from Houston where she spent with pictures which achieve a the week-end with her laugh- THE FREE WORLD// nice balance between the essen- ter, Mrs. Herbert W. Varner, 44 By VIRGINIA SYPTAK She has silver buttons and one of her grandchildren), beads Mr. Varner and children. One tially good and the gaily appeal- Eagle Staff Writer gold buttons, brass buttons and and shells. bone buttons. Buttons made of I think that old or handicap- of Mrs. Doane's granddaughters, Justice Clark will answer questions of current Interest ing he will aid in the later ap- predation of art itself. Buttons may be just buttons nut shells, buttons made from Nancy Varner, celebrated her N.. - ped persons should keep a live- birthday Sunday and the y Works of graphic art appeal to most people, but to Mrs. ivory and sea shells. Covered ly interest in living, and formed a family picture show to many persons as a rewarding Elizabeth N. Bowbeer, of Wyan- buttons and painted ones, em- meeting and enjoying �• people. party by attending the mati- rIIEDNESDAYr MARCH 20 form of relaxation. With the ex- dotte, Mich., they serve to open broidered buttons and carved This way so many of us can get nee of "The Ten Command- citing new idea in home decora- doors which would otherwise ones. Buttons with pictures on acquainted and can be a 'part' rnents" a spectacular perform- 8,00 P M• tion of creating attractive pic- be closed to her - doors of them, and some with glitter and of something worthwhile." • . -persons less artistically in- friendship and of continued in- inlaid jewels. once being shown in Houston. dined can have real pleasure terest now that her children are In all, she has over 5,000 but- Mr. and Mrs. V. L Word of tit"painting" their own pictures. all grown and have families of tons that are different. One of T Dinner Party Lovelady visited this week-end M. S.C. Ballroom Part of the planning for chil- their own. the most beautiful of her cher- in Bryan as guests of Mr. Word's dren's rooms should center on Mrs. Bowbeer, an active lit- ished collection is a button with 1 O Given aunt, Mrs. F. C. Birdwell and JUSTICE TOM C.CLARK Great Issues Season Tickets Will Be Honored the choice of pictures, maps, and tie grandmother, is visiting with the likeness of one of Marie An- Pastor Wife his cousin, M. J. Birdwell. Associate Justice of the murals silhouettes. Ideally, the her daughter's family, the Lt. toinette's gentlemen friends, 5 GIRL SCOUT TROOP Supreme Court Regular Admission $1.00 room should reflect the child Col. Russell E. Butlers who have powdered wig and all, on the Mrs. J. S. Harrison and Mrs. GIVES TO RED CROSS and his interests and include recently moved to Bryan from face of it, in a setting of ivory. O. J. Moss led the musical open- Girl Scout Troop 21 has sent Attorney General of the U. S. Presented by only elements which will enrich San Antonio. Col. Butler is sta- She also has a complete as- ing of the Monday night meet- S10 to the Brazos County Chap- 1945-1949 his personality. tioned at Bryan Air Force Base. sortment of railroad buttons ing of the Christian Women's ter, American Red Cross, in ap- THE GREAT ISSUES COMMITTEE li' There are two phases to the Mrs. Bowbeer said she was and military brass ones. She has Fellowship of the First Chris- predation of assistance in con- An Aggressive Fighter of problem, according to child so surprised not to be able to an assortment from almost eV- tian Church in the church an. nection with the First Aid Communism of the MEMORIAL STUDENT CENTER psychiatrists. First, choose pic- find anyone who collects but- ery country. Buttons seem to nex. Mrs. Harold Franke, presi- ing. I 1 1 11 III Y tures which suit the child's in- tons here. She brought a num- take the form of a "personality" dent, chaired the meeting. ' terests, and second, utilize the ber of cards with her, hoping to when Mrs. Bowbeer talks about The Rev. Paul Fullerton, pas- Y • ;' pictures which the child him- find someone with a mutual in- them. tor and his familywill leave - .: " self creates. They belong in his terest whom she could meet, She belongs to the National soon for a new pastorate so a ''�• ` • _ { ' room. and with whom she could trade Button Society, and says that church-wide fellowship dinner ., ee. \>a _ ��''�� f _ •.. ;._,�-�• '• r , \ ' - Nili A leadingauthorityon pie- "friendship" buttons. She will anyone can belong bywriting to has been plannedtheCWF ,. ,,f _y�C? T: .`'_><:>:' ^:s% :> ':„„••... "-,_'`_ ~ - w� ....�._--'•'� P P by i` y `-. ?4 �' '• '. -\tip_. >i t;j:?±:#;>:;^::�..;:n.+....,• ,•..f.`C^::p.>::.. • Tom.�., '-.•1 that from two be with her daughter, 315 Dunn, Mrs, Robert McCreight Jr. 7940 • , _/ , .t::::.k.\a. S r •.; tures has stated g g as a farewell courtesy. The din- �, _»��:�`<�' >;': :'>">' �� `�`.`:? ?:�:... : .;3c... �' both for another week before she Montgomery Ave. Elkins Park �� a ,. -. •�� rev.. <'�• >•"� � - ' -:.:.:.. ,.•::;.::;-.:;v ::.;� >;<;::;; Y ..:.,:.V.r -'s � ••�` years of age children need g ry , ner party will be held on the �,. • � .s:: :�;g?.;:;:< : :::>:" c . :"::.::..:. c•:;.>,->:.:::;. . ,��. . ,,•'•,�C,. "� • . `� ,�'. pictures and art materials in starts her return trip. Philadelphia, Pa- eveningof March 21. �,a 2?. °` • ``.,r`'"�`�' c "' "4 �' ��y '! ... ^ \\��i. 31�GVc•.. \\ �•:.� •. . • -,!'r^ Z� I'`''v� `�'e' ,1/�I their daily lives. By the time I've made friends every Mrs. Bowbeer has inspired her Miss Martha Lou Smith led •- M. $ ,N- 'W. • • , i r, \ -, �'� '/i i • • children to have hobbies too. ' c ti �. J they become five and more the where I've been;' Mrs. Bow- the evening devotional and Mrs. .�--• �, '�f Il 'F' �`�` �� ,t ' four basic colors, red, yellow, beer said. "Friends whom I Her daughters collect buttons E. M. Hertz presented the guest s^�; < ;-� •. :'`, � i�' ' S='9'` e ,I �.. blue, and green are all theand weavingand stamps. Mrs. *i rye,;. } Y should never have known, but P s esker, Mrs. Tom Kin who re- • •1 : .::::..:: >�r I°, >K ti. ,• create almost anyde- ,r Butler is an African Violet en- P g • se• e e-rtf e,: a-:: ';':, `,`;::, need to for these buttons. viewed the storyof "The 't tr.,r;-, r •+� t ^n' , : Al !Yy- ..9� t 4#:; M:e!Pt,.., �,,�,`�'.;. \ if t1{ j tIt� • *K•, .).• ei n. She groups her buttons ac- husiast, and has hundreds of Birds Christmas Carol", writ- c• "h• Zbi•" %�:rx.: �:'\\ > f'17't'� //(1 1` g g Ps , '\ ,.;�'f�::Cc'"�.`�>;'�••'+'�;.::k', rS:;;�}�,.:>:,,��A:�,.<';.- /' • � k. , f ` i�}, �,� •r•.,b�'�j,,. It is to this biggrouping of cordingsize color and indi- the plants in her home. She ten byKate Douglas Wiggins. 1-• :<<��"�~ '`?? `� "';:.tip e• • •`:ee':: {c,' .' , 'ii ; I l {t ': g P g , e g gg >.t. i r' {.v .> ii`:<:>:<t'' , , ii :l.I i,li Q !Sa,.~p . children the new idea of felt viduality and history, tacking,cross - polinates the plants, try- A refreshment course with 3. �':'4• s,�,::• •.'.::,..;::' >• :::,. l i _.: , .� '> ing to get new and rare varie- >. �•.\ c \` ^ ` • aintin is especially attrac- them onto carboard squares so hot spiced tea was served to 24 � -' ,. �.>•- •�.,..>:.�%e:�'�r>';•+>>;:; ?;.`:::�;<';<:.`:c„•�•:::«�;� >..;� / ,'•/ ,; I tl �� . P g q �. P ;,t. : s: <-.,,';. ,xe�- " m-::,,i ee6.:, ,,e 1. >1. t, ties. ' 'r: , . e i a t tive. They start by making the will be easy to see. Mrs- members after the program. � '�.v:�'�"::�.- ' :<:;<: .� � . . '<� m,:. -¢'-....:: .- I believe in hobbies for ev- . • 4_,., " ;".1iE:: r:.:.r.,.:.., �:;g.4:�:;;.. ,:..x. . '„'e .1 . i �•T. • n which the indicate el each card a host- � .<x'.?�: . ��-.,-.,�,a?�-,• „•?. . • :>.:>::::<:::>>>.:»•:•.: '• "�+ :1- vr•. I sketch o y Bowbeer held up a Members of Group I were � �.;�:,'-:;,:,c• �-`�,;:::ar.,:,..:;;;:,.,:�,;c� .,.,.\\ .>,,�; � 4 '��. e one especially for older eo_ s:::=::: :<:�:•. :.:.. ..<•:.. r>::,::w.,-....:,:.,;,:,:.,..,.•.�.,':.. , , 1 , � `cam numbers where thepieceshandlingwith affectionthe iY P Y P '.` by E,..es. � � .->�,'.:2;.:;:::: , ..<. ,. . : ;. > ' .; ,. le Mrs. Bowbeer stated and "'�c :::.:.: ::::....,,:::::...a..•>.:::. . .:.::...:.>..... :...:.;:;•.:>.::.:::::::...:::..,..:.::.:.;..:,..:...:.:..,::>;;:.;::.e.:: :....::,.,...:..<.;:.: ::::>::»>:::<::::•�:. ,•' ,ti •, ` of colored felts will be placed. memories of her friends. P > .:.;. .;: she most convincingly practices One of the major the r . .:.. .:ee:.e :fee: eee::.•eeemi];:<->_e:wfee :; in'. ,k.t :''-...: :_":.:•:::':.::.::.:>., -;•.::,.:::;.;::.*:.: ,:.. The felt is then numbered to She said that since she is the g Y e .: ,, ,:.�;.;......,,,�.,,, ,, ,,_,,.. ,.< .•,, � what she preaches. cem .rue recentlyhas found >tF.i'r.:::>::;:,,,< >.:::».,:<,;.:;.:;.:;.: . # .. x .:. ..,..., . .:>:::-.,...:::..: :...s".: .� \.....: the sketch and isfor her family and. pea tees. 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As a last ste the cli buttons from old garments, back to 1914 by volumes, a it is possible to achieve extra ;� :-,.«_: :,, ---, ,:z-;, •:' :? atc,Y • •:-..: .. .,,; u .�'' . :,'t. \; P, • whole work is framed. The fin- some dating back to 1870. She fancy work book, stamps (she 1 a u n d r y whiteness without ti.>,'•,-,-, `, `,..Sr 3 f A ; V M. •t .,•t.' :< 1.4,,. p. 4 has a stam collection for each bleaching. * � ^< n •.�` 'a} 't •;> t' ished art work resembles a has some little pearl three-holes P :";• ; + i�r' painting with almost three di- buttons which are obsolete now, . • y i•{, '"`::":'::. _ • -7 . 3. rtiensional proportions, which she said were on her own I i tit u ;r ,,,('�iy; S° ' �• � �, All the necessary components clothing when she was just five: •• („s',�: . r .,- a! 4. /- -:� ^x :: .,. that it takes to "paint" pie- years old. I R E E • ?'1 ' .', `° \ '� Y / �y - '1iLi r9' k': tures are contained in kit form ol • M •• .. t ,•-'1 \; 'v;, The Bronx is the only one �' ::.r..;:::^ <:>: `:e...i fee i!:,•-• `�.0' : >. �' , now made available in more �fi es \ z the five New York City bor-- t 0 and more of the nations de- FREE PAINT JOB onyour tractor with overhaul. • .� \ 1� � r?!� �i : • ^ ...,'�- ;p ~ majorr � oughs which is on the mainland ., • s 4 artment stores «>a: • ` of the U.S. The other four ar r• ��, ! , i' t' The success of this new hobby 71 �. , �� stems from its appeal to grown- boroughs - Manhattan, Brook- ups and children alike who can lyn, Queens and Staten Island . . . . . . . ^ ���•r �' find expression for their feel- - are on islands. • : `:Y::"`=? ? aF ' , ...:::, ings and can estimate life in ''' \ e .,, r, .• �s color and create their own drawings in the home is a nat- FREE PICKUP and deliveryof your tractor for repair :;>..;•.a . s ::>. :.-:;;:;;:.:.;;.:�:.:.:;:..::i ::::::>::::::.:.. < •>+�� world with it. Hanging their ural accompaniment. _ - work within a 40 mile radius. � �x CALL US COLLECT-TA 2-1308 ' The delicious difference you taste is F R E E MONDAY THRU FRIDAY :. :<-w>::> _<::>><:»<»=»>:>s :=:>:<>:< ><: � • 6:00 P. M. x:ii OPEN �� LIVING IN COLOR • Saturday till 1:00P.M. ..••:•-r•••".l. . .i'll::: jr:..:::: • 014U) L.. and "how to do it"with `: � �� Reg. 7.50 Motor Tune-Up PITTSBURGH PAINTS z 1. Clean end Set , Pointe `. • .� :::::-,:,:-',Ali2. Set Timing z 5() In every steaming cup of Folger's, you enjoy a ...... __.....„____ _. • _ as advertised on ab : ° 3. Check Fuel Pump noticeably finer flavor-distinctivelyrich, ~ 1. :.• .:: Pressure the Garry Moore Show 4. Check Starter On •.. ` • • unusually tangy. Because Folger's is a unique blend `__ Drip Grind te. t�}sg S. Clean Battery 4s' :> of nature's choicest coffee-grown in remote mountain 10:00 Every Friday Morning r« , .. .a• Terminals Most g �� • 6. Adjust Fan Belt Cars regions, where there is an abundance of fertile volcanic soil, fabler Contraryto Sunday's Ad These Rhae g' • y Truck Mechanic 7• Clean Air Filter I0. Adjust Choke warm tropic sunlight and rain. / 8. Clean and Adjust 11. Adjust Corbuetorttirf`" !' EASY Spark Plugs 12. Check Compres- . ,:.,., • This rare mountain coffee is conceded to have the most Booklets Are Absolutely ��: y TERMS 9. Check Voltage ,tan Plus Parts. ° satisfying tang and flavor of any coffee known today, COFFEE Regulator >' ` • F R E e s3 • And this is the rewarding flavor that comes to you in So much richer In favor that you Cr. urged to us* 1/4 Ines Pick up Your Helpful Booklets ...... Folger's! It's Mountain-Grown coffee. You'll call it delicious. then wife laws priced brands. at Your Pittsburg Paint Dealer TEXAS TRUCK & „.. . _ • Folger's Coffee• e •It's Mountain-Grown! M & W PAINT & GLASS TRACTOR inc. *SQUINT, DRIP AND FINE GRINDS -ONE AND TWO POUND CANS r 423 S.Main TA 2-1252 a ,70n"," 29th and So. Main TA 2-1308 r Wy1118114 I-A L 180.1858 s SIX THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE, BRYAN, TEXAS TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1957 BLONDIE --by CHIC YOUNG IMPROPER ATMOSPHERE coats of paint to cover mprals who broke into x meat market VIGOROUS VETERAN SAN DIEGO, Calif L4'—The considered inappropriate for a here had a big appetite and an BR A N T F 0 R D. Ont. (RI— board 1 'I I Loon-POPS Go1NGT0 COME ON, - '�i��i HELLO,OAODY I"' board of supervisors authorized p r o b a t i o n department. The ear for music. He stole seven George Wilson, 83, who retired GET ON MY SHOULDER, TRY TO PLAY HIS a $410 increase to approved re- building once housed a night- turkeys, eight hams, 20 dozen from farming20 DAISY,AND WELL PLAY MAMA years a0. goes OUR OLD TRICK WHEN // 1 CORNY OLDTRICK QuKTC,EvERYBOh �1 modeling costs for the interior club and dance hall. eggs, 50 pounds of luncheon ice :rit ing every day in win- /� ON US AGAIN GET YOUR ` of the count robation's new meat—and a new portable ra- ter, want t^�C.}I'• offices. MUSIC \ � -c7 cif The increase will pay for five DENVER, Colo. Ilfl—A burglar (�' , / "; ��� FUNNY BUSINESS —by HERSH BERGER �� __ z OUT OUR WAY —by J. B. WILLIAMS , r _ 00 °,, 1 IN A FIX LIKE THEY ALL I'M'TRYING � j •:•/ I 44 b �,11t THEY SAY YOU f TO REMEMBER ` / , 4JY _ 0 I�plIj� REMEMBER EVERY I IS IF I EVER SAW �i ` Ili r? l. s ,3 j S _ ! i I IIII YORE HULL LIFE BREAK OFF OR , -Tr -n r'I/) ■ �- 1 IuWW" TIME! PULL OUT: , 41tv;14, i �� fi` L"s L +a _ , ' 4 \ *.a....,,....... I, e'/ //// ..:7 ....' ti LI'L ABNER —by AL CAPP ; y7 ERS "• LA'L[�S `IA IDIOT' L..J I DIDN'T '" -AN' I LOVEYAMADLY, ` � THE c 1 � 1i _ ` 4:: IDEEL >F oS v I C I(A° yA PINCF IED R REALIZE!! COr?S WILL EZIO-BUT YOU SAME!! a "•. �/pA ':Ii.(:.7.::.Z7(..."-Trfi()--;..';-11':,.;‘ - _c\-----4 ; . 7 IT'S EZIO I'MIN TH'BEANFORT N NO FENCE HUNT ME A MT GON '�,f �TROUBLE, KNOX WRIST WILL BUY r TOTH'ENDS MIX M .UP IN z, • l > t _ ,•aVl lnTHG WATCN,vJ01T' IT- O'TH'OIT'� THISlr "? ,� 'f: 4 � I, , - 1 ■i n limn .PINCHER.! BABYlr r► rj!' - r I j�_ �� lY47 •."14)11 .0'4 ,„1 `�` Ir. 1�`< � ",;: r•�, L - J_- ®K!! A MILLION.. So,BABY, r+-Oi�# _ i. c!.9,16 .T.;;. -,,,i \-- !IP jc,_ . - , 4.4.4 lair , ......:16---•,:-_--t---.. '- — . - :1- i r, :1": - ,..--,..--... ,.., ,.. . •• �C:f; '' it �:/ W. ��'�cl! tr� j 'q��P. 14. W;-4 ca_- _ f '':- ,4f �r!� r d '"j :".•_;�,..- �E: P. :-12-1-1EtfjAX-- ���jj rx:::A. us.ha.o,r.� 4 • � _'S' •-• .t tiova , ��. �'^' -�-�'` ,,,_,_ ,a a � J r,,w,r s...»:..I,•r.....,P._.aE( .C��g Li I �� �• " s "My clothesline broke, dear!" \. 1r ; • °•f �al 3.12 a THE MAIN SUBJECT �TR.WILUAM �-Cp.rlKi� Qj lbr y,QA..r„e,.In,.r.Y..y.Vl r..p'. J DONALD DUCK —by WALT DISNEY FRECKLES —by MERRILL BLOSSER e -�'4 == sns '1 iStcj:i: i• v 1 0 ^ l ME ACROSS , 2EIN5/• • s N 1 COAT FOR A LADY 2 ,, ,,,. I +1 \� dJ ; , r am! .� -- -. .i•! !• - 'c in- �.,___.., r.. ,•-; `•�'S` Ov `,..,.., o I` i *,- . . '- . i , ., ...... .„, if( 4. ,,, ,,,,v . 4 4 (1 •-. . k (84L-P , 41111.111) --' ,L05 .. ., • , imp. .0,- ..„ . , , _ , _ .. _.,_ A __ . . .,.. _,.) ,,.,... ._._ , _ .. ,.......„_____ , ___ __, _. „0._ e.,,, ________ . ..., ;:'-' CT-Tc\-- `----- --:)' TrtNET-zr 316-1.2 -i-'ioN615 - —sip „,k. \\ r—' .; �� $' I O� -ate .•.� :� '111614_ ...-........„._„ : , � �,•s/• /' ' ���l� t Q� a ��f o ' V ' !� V IIII ll� ®inrbr rirE, ��I T M.Ree.U. at O L r- THE CISCO KID —by JOSE SALINAS and ROD REED STEVE CANYON —by MILTON CANIFF 1 ($E 10RA,PLEASE DO NOT I SAW HER KISS YOU. IT 5 OUR AND SHE KISSED ' '• 'q WE'RE JUST PORE OL� /OH,SURE!IT5 RUMORED I HEARD THAT L WELL,ONE MINUTE AND To THINK THAT r; ` AND HER AWAY!SHE CUSTOM,OUR LAW, THAT WHEN YOU TL70! •. , `1� PUBLIC SCHOOL TYPES, THAT YOV TRIED TO CORNER HOOK THEN TRIED TO GO! NAYLORVILLE GIRL STUDENT BROWNY TO'UR ROOM,GIRL! MEANT NO A MAN AND WOMAN KISS,THEYMAP 3 DAVE,YOU GET BREAK ' BERT! YOU ENDOWED THESE STUMPHILL KIDS TO SIGN THE CANYON WILL NEVER CATCH THIS TEAM ALONG To THIS YOU ARE A DISGRACE! : 't- HARM! z MUST MARRY.' \ o\ — " . / 12 EVERY YEAR,BEING COLLEGE DUDES COME AND SELL THEM ON STATE- COLL.ON AS HI5 OWN THOSE MINERS NOW! POINT! I TELLYOU,THE 1y l f.K< .`I. • \• `` N d' ABLE TO SCOUT TALENT HERE WITH POCKETS FULL BUT THE GIRL COACH A55ISTANT,SO SHE -•:..`m - AMATEURS WILL RUIN CUR ' ..• _ i ` I. �; N -• / II RICH;IN YOUR OWN - OF SCHOLARSHIPS-AND DIDN'T KNOW YOU WERE WOULD BRING THE '�i �A-.- BUSINESS YET! MI Zr t - 1 GYM_ WHICH OF THE q, WE HAVE TO TALE THE , THE GREAT HOOK DAVIDSON STUMPHILL SQUAD ►C r 9! • , II I ' - - •.�} • ''ram �. . ' CURRENT CROP OF HIGH LEAVINGS! , i 'AND ORDERED YOU 7b WITH HER... 1 'mot• tI k ��pq- -' } P a n / \ - .; +j``1. #, ' ,` SCHOOL NOT ROCKS is f _-`• �` i LEAVE THE DORM! • i— , '''',: I 1 IJ' _ 1 ,.••'I• •r••( v ,/''" y •-- STATE ROMANCING? Y1, �• '(q 9 :, thy\ �c/ .c F ` w ` i - W t, ROCKS _ �'_' �' / _ \ J Ili ! agt \ilj:',/:._a ;. --;...=--- - .. - .i s •1 • t:7:.,:'„, • f -FI We / I• - } �I, `t� -fir _ r - _ � J�:�� �1 �I eE`� III{ \\� I A� 4. " • ``d. I ;y� ` /IS. v ,/ d.Y '� � ) .'. 4' ,� i/�~ .. /�Y.,�- �`-�� °.. !.;. p' a M i6, 1 � \ / _ 1. 1�� 7/�'' 1{I ". i �j;1 's��,� r F , � N V:: .; 4I • CAPTAIN EASY4 • —by LESLIE TURNER ',a • " ' BEETLE BAILEY —by MORT WALKER 1 ITS AM INVITATION FROM GOOD FOR YOU,MR. NDU CAN FLY IT ,P'".+, 5O YOU'RE TAKING YES.AFTER DR.DUVAL TO ADDRESS HIS McKEE; BUT WHAT P TO ME.I'LL BE AT THE FIGURINE THAT MISS HARDY,AN VVE'D BETTE2 +.. / S FOUND GOOD! THERE! QHEN FROM MIDWESTERN ARCHEOLOGICAL THE CRUMMER CONTRACT THE HOTEL AYALON YOU'D LOANED TO ENGLISH COLLECTOR, OH-OH! FIX tT BEFQRB A PIECE OF LET5 GET HELL NEVER DR.DUVAL'S SOCIETY ON FRIDAY,EASY; COMES THRU AT THAT WHERE HE MADE THE MUSEUM? DESCRIBED IT TO THE BALL HE GETS BACK! 6LAS5! BUSY! KNOW THE CITY, someTIME? YOU'LL HAVE RESERVATIONS FOR DUVAL,HE REQUEST- BROKE 1 DIFFERENCE! • SENDS A WIRE, TO SIGN IT; ME. ED THAT I BRING BARGE'S \+Z{E' $ IN HIS NAME. �� :°� V� v wog � IT TOO. WINDOW! 'e 111?1: .Zr jp. . <37...., ?.; ---.------ / \yam' \ /� 1 �\ ,- I (' `'/ ''�' > r P , ,..„.....:.1 - - • • - -,k- .,,L ez,• .. s,,..rti\t; ., - ,,,s \‘‘..\• A 4e (4 . ------ .1. . • •• 'vim�, i1�11I� e ws7 e.wEA ma,inc: .R.Q.U.S.'F.:/at:o,c „ram=� 4�m __ — ==� ALLEY OOP —by V. T. HAMLIN ORPHAN ANNIE —by HAROLD GRAY YEN...AN' THAT THAT'S RIGHT,BUT I BOSH! GO GET IM! YD1.1 LOST TH DON'T FIGURE 'IM TO GEE,JACK, MEG' UP THE HILL... I a _ _ JACK EAST! DOROTHY GEE KEEP IT ANY LONGER I DUNNO... \GULL KNOW '1M if, „ 77 �� _ �i YOU'RE WE T'SOME SHARP THAN IT'LL TAKE YOU THAT KINDA BY HIS RED ( f '="� Y -fir'! YOU ALSO DON'T MADE TO BOOK LIKE ` HAVE YOU THOROUGHLY••SI MU OF Ai _ HEAD WAS CRUSHED NO DOUBTABOIrf IT I -THINK IT COULD ONE•••BUT WHOEVER - CHECKED HIS STRUGGLE•THEYMUSTFWVEpo ALIVE? HEARD STRANGER BOYS TO RELIEVE'IM STUFF'S JACKET...NOLVl = FLAT•YOU SURE IT HIS CAR-CLOTHES••• HAVE BEEN JUST DIP IT MISSED A ROOM AT TAKEN HIMDOWNTHEBACKYOU WAS A IN A POKER OF THE PAPERS!. , DANGEROUS. Ut 1 GOING! — WAS STEVE STRIVE? PAPERS--HIS SIZE AN ACCIDENT? FEW TRICKS•-STEVE - THE HOTEL? WAY TO THE PARKING LOT•••. • SUIODEI GAME! 110....0...i: \ I,: AND BUILD-` —_ __ R •-= -. -$ - _ WAS MURDERED- �' p���+ a Ilj!� a,',�,'"G 4,.. 1� r6PJ�,. �` ��\T PM -�11- /:' -iv' r ,/ yl-et `.� = r z -' = � _ r1 ! J� �a 11 = i. r2 f�j Y 611-71 _ ilir r I ' r / - '/� `-- . 010 .1 I! •a �i --, •t.' - '� G\' I /:�/; A .- ���r�i _ `w'•� o 4 .4 .,�� 411 1<I I% '' \ Ai , A rr. I� ,,. , ,„Ft•.4,'' nili __ . , i -.„7Vf' • L wa eto' i Yr , \' ! 6 tt r 7 , „_,.....___ a •' %�� I 4-4 is y =_ U ri `-31 1- _ _ ` I ! 1 S !II! - i�-•/ ,' ''' .I ! 2- •;{'v_e, A I _I� 'm ilisr a xc..'s.•.w.w T.•.r.e-u a.P.'.on - ja, _ _ - - 01 • "4 BUZZ SAWYER —by ROY CRANE _— - __ _ JOE PALOOKA —by HAM FISHER I TELLYOU,HE'S A BRUTE, 'BETTER NOT V MORE'S THE PITY; MARK MY WORD, 6UZ MADAM, COME QUICK! ONE OF ANY MAN WHO LETS A TELL ZORKA THAT, SAWYER,WHEN YOU GAVE UP YOUR TEST- ZORKA'S MEN IS OUTSIDE WITH ` _ qND HE'LL 8E THE STEVE PALQOMA,THE MIDDLEWEIGHT HEY,REF-MAKE'EM SURE,SURE...BUT ' \�". OH, SAVAGE PANTHER ROAM - ANGEL. REMEMBER,, PILOT JOS TO FLY FOR THIS RUFFIAN, THE MOST WONDERFUL GIFTS, J II CHAMP UN71L HE CHAMPION AND VINCE MO7TIN,THE TARE THAT HEAVY d IT WON'T MAKE \��\',� OME,NOVJ, THE STREETS IS A L WORK FOR HIM ,,J.,;,..,,. JUMPED FROM THE FRYING PAN I r 61FT5Y TH'GREATEST HEAVYWEIGHT "• - \\ CHRIS!ZORKA y' SELFISH,ARROGANT z� - INTO THE FIRE. V DECIDES TO CHALLENGER,HAVE BEEN INTRODUCED GREASE OFFA VINCE'S NO A-HA ft CE �� A CHAMPEEN TM'WORLD HAS EVER . HA-HA., -1 � y �� FORME, r RETIRE. OR ''�� AND THE REFEREE IS ABOUT TO GIVE �� FOREHEAD. '� �' ISN'T QUITE - BRUTE! '- e ' . ' 11� i-: P �� KNOWN-JOE PALOOKA. UNTIL HIS THEM HIS INSTRUCTIONS. THE BIG '-- /\ `s THAT 6AD; ' • y "`'rg r���) \\ BROTHER QUESTION TONIGHT 15...WILL STEVE'$ -' '� 1 ; 1�~ �s' 'SIT --- __�I STEVE BECOMES DIETING TO MAKE THE WEIGHT AFFECT J - V 'r, *-1411' Will 8 & p��__ va r'. f' �_ A HEAVYWEIGHT .g. THE OUTCOME OF m * .r`,1 53. ,I ` s, �,. �- i 7:.. ' Iry ;r .,LIZPf. ) �' / I ) ? In 1,A ,.f 4 f . �•. w s ti a 1 1' AND... i ':tF' p /r# �` 4 A'.<i (/;�,.{ ,,,�F a r F• O �/• THIS FIGHT � .,,: I I L„ " �' ,L .. W _ j�>"�/; o-ic�r T` ,. 3 12 \ t ,d . .► �', \t, ' ' - ,�a<P.eT�x• s��' 4�d i� � "".-�1�`I _ li irjr- ., „. , .. A ;,- e • e N r �. • - . rG'� �11 n' • / N.l ��c. I`�14� �1u■W} MIE Sd..61.:,:i.40:\--1 141101111. .,:m4,-- ,-• s.---.. � Ya 11// , � _ 1�,�?Iq`• '� l '^`/IFS/G n .�ys .\ 1" 1 �irll ,'.'r.r.,' -� f x' i` r lift E V fiwie� 1 rl c=_) •�to./ .;I';:`:::! ....+"'�• DICK TRACY —by CHESTER GOULD THE JACKSON TWINS —by DICK BROOKS - I KEEP THINKING YEAH, I TAKE IT FROM ME. WELL,THAT ODD! ir OH, WHILE YOU AND 1'VE SEEN TH0SE ME, SPIKE,THEY'RE NO Y' SPIKE SAID I-1E PUT WELL, BUFFALO! TME BOYS ARE DAMES SOMEWHERE TOO, 1 "FARM GIRLS"! HAH! S SOME MO B Y IN MY JUT ITS NCIT SO BAD JILL! OH,WE'LL NEED TO SHOP AT WILL YOU. wuY IS IT WHENEVER 1Ck1 GCX)D OLD UNLOADING,I LL NEFORE,BUT IM SPIKE. THEY'RE HARD. _ NOW SHE HAS TO HAVE THE SUPER MARKET EVEN PIJSN,J W? NEEEOYS T IEYSIMPLYBUFFALO! TAKE THE SMITHNCTf SURE. p YES,SIR! MUST HAVE TAKEN CHARGE / VANISH!MOM. ,� f'�`� L�l L HER GROCERIES MORE TO SAVE MONEY 8L1TIT OUT AGAIN. THE NO OR M CAR //" . ALLI-IEZ GR WHAT I RE T PLAN TO NAVE E I� _515TERSSHOPFMNGV ) DRESSES, TOGOGADDING q� •f LUXiJR.Y_/NO MORE TI-ZINGS DELIVERED/°°°' , FOR DRESSES. "' . (A,7.,,� 0 /��% �f / r -,.1`::-.1 - - .z• DIN! r SllN NWIdGET,/ �. VI. If •r r 6 ,�,wI\ 1:'-' r- ,v✓'* i I►•, - I,I l /(..,„... v4 ,�' ".I c � �a/l'� //r "—! .. 71 i ;,• 4�1 06 ,? 4 e 1 ., ,"-..f�-YI 1,.;; �i;N �r \\� �l�` �� 41 . ra , Finn _ v r iu�' 'l ,� -I VI p� - �����'�//� ! (K 4c,e,5.4-� rig �, ;. ,�,. ��' O AM i I";1 ` \ �'-�' :'- 0 i Iv -do, -- .<,.. t_ li sill V.) rila 1 i I A —14. 4\f ler--. 1 44 .1 ‘., to., L I, i 1 v., ),.11 ,,, .._. : :! . • ari, , - ,., , . , . , , . , , k. .-1 ..,;7-; '' i 4 • N �� `talc ' The Lni<aYa Tri6u_ue.' 11110111‘ pAg __- �. :� +0Ma.IHaiW► wl tin ' Kf?a�4% , L ...A...._ . e 1 01 Vilk VIII . , ._ ,_ ...\ .. -\,:, __„.:._.. ,, .,„.,„,:. „}3......., \ACV AI • ?''''') ,, : .•:.• :-,•:•4:K __„,4 . __________ . _ , • t aarrwri WEI , - .,:,-,u. ..s.kewm_ . _.„. i ) • • TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1957 THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE, BRYAN, TEXAS SEVEN wANT ADS ROOMS FOR RENT FOR SALE REAL ESTATE USED CARS m , . Southeast bedroom. On Bus line. TA- Late model Bendix economat washer. 1948 Dodge pickup. $110, as is. VI 6- e' X? ar °tr e •We 'a 2.5365, 711 S. Baker. Good condition, Call after 4;00 p.m„ FOR SALE NICE 5535. I Yd x t" r �' TA 25257. .a n +� c' CLASSIFIED DEADLINE Attractive room, private entrance, 2 BEDROOM HOME 1953 Chevrolet Sciatic convertable. °� # > Y' MON. thru A. share bath. Close to town, reasonable, 14 ft. Larson aluminum boat and 45,000 miles. VI 65390, :ktvi -' z$ ' FRIDAY 9•wl® M. TA 2-7985. trailer. A real buy for the sportsman. By Owner See at 1409 East 28th St, after 5:00 For sale, 1955 Oldsmobile 88, Goo d • For rent. Bedroom, private entrance. p.m., or on weekends. Large living room, separate dining condition. Family car. TA 2-7699. `a, f ar" a. y , FOR SUNDAY Share bath with one TA 3-6270, before - room; bath; tile drain in kitchen; �* P , : ::•...„,„ • 6:00 p.m., after TA 2-7480 Large Dearborn fan with pump. hardwood floors, venetian blinds, FOR SALE: 1939 Oldsmobile, good e Squirrel cage type. $75.00. Mathis fan. large unattached garage with con- condition, good second car, one owner 4J`�%F '� a Room with or without kitchen privi- $30.00. Youth bed with intersprings Crete floor. Located near Travis -See at 209 S. Hutchins St„ Bryan. t 6k, i 7 ` . a x 12:00 SATURDAY leges, to an elderly lady or working mattress, $20.00. Phone TA 2-5190, and High School. Tele TA 2-8786. l e s �� girl. Walking distance of town. TA 3- b DISPLAY CLASSIFIED 3013, or TA 3-2684. - Existing te.LLoan - $45.00 Monthly '55 Plymouth, 9 dr., Savoy 8, over- 1` „': �` f Pansy plants for sale. VI 65054, 737 Eagle Pass, Meadowbrook Addition. 1308 East 25th St. Ph. TA 3-278t3 drive, heater, private owner, only ;` ,` �t fw .>c -�' Weekdays: 5:00 P. M. day Bedroom nicely furnished. twin beds, $1095, VI 6-7423. % �'�'r .,e� redecorated, private entrance, close Boat and trailer, portable light plant, For sale. 155 acres on Brazos River i, i °' i kw before publication. to town and bus. Girls prefered, kit• vacuum cleaner, at the Six Mile Creek. Also 177 acres 1953 Chrysler, 42,OD0 miles $9t>D. Call ass a i n then rivue s U necessa gas range, rcooker- p yv psia. �fy&r 3 • ` y,z. Sunday: 12:00 Saturday P g necessary. 709 s. afar, heaters, desks, pressure cooker, of valuable farm land in Burleson Vi 6-7230 Baker. lawn mower, hose, book case, Ford County, Write R. L. Jackson, Box 313, ti f" 'e i �` a Station wagon. Bake Tire Co. TA 2- College Station, or call VI 6-7248. 1953 •Ford Victoria, Fordomatic, ra l 3c per word ror first insertion 120 wora Une bedroom. private bath and en- 8159. g dio, and heater two tone Very clean a e , a minimum 2c per word for additional trance good location ilo E 32nd St Small 2 bedroom home, completely and in excellent condition. Call Ella consecutive Insertions Display classified Bryan C U?034 For sale, young Jersey milk cow. furnished. 2101 West Hwy. 21.TA 2- Jones at the Bryan Eagle, or see q9 s4y ' ss rat 90e per column Inch. 3953. after 5:00 at Darlings Trailer Court a$ Has new Heifer calf, TA 3-2538, after �1 NOTICE 5:30 p.m. (3rd trailer on right) W� s -;� ap 282 acres dairy or stock [arm. Well vat HOUSES for RENT Console combination 3 speed record improved. 8 miles of Bryan. Must see $R, ` t - Would you like to own your own player, radio and 17 inch T.V. Beau- to appreciate. Also, other acreage 5 FOR SALE OR TRADE • • °Fg s • a . Furnished house. 1 bedroom. Rea- home? Check with us today on our tiful mahogany cabinet. Will secrifice acres to 500 acres. Lloyd Smith, Real- Furnished rent. 306 N. Baker- TA 2-3494, unfinished homes. You can complete at a reasonable price, Phone TA 2- tor, specializing in farms and ranch- Four Iota Tor salt of trade on Venter s s, es. Office 1105 E. 30th, Phone TA 3• Point and McCullough Street Contact • ' t ",' the house yourself and yet your work 4952. •• • � 2 bedroom unfurnished house. 615 apply on the down payment. Call 6524. 1 R Duran I50?Center Point Road I D Fairview, College Station. VI 6-6657. Marion Pugh Lumber Co. for free Pine and hardwood timber for sale, • 4t:, y estimate and other information, Ph. Large tract Vicinity Bryan, Conroe, . • 1.•, 3 bedroom unfurnished house with Vl 6-o711. After 5:00 p.m. TA 3-1780. or Huntsville. Write-1102 Weaver St., $500 DOWN PERSONAL • fire-place, picture window, attached Houston 23. Texas. garage. 2301 Cindy Lane. $90. Call No matter what your favorite type r Northside, just completed, 3 bed- x eta• a, groom, carport, lot 93 x 125. 1012 For those who want the very best ,. sse -Tee - Mrs. Moore. TA 2-1376, till 6:00 p.m., lure is, the LUNKER LOCATER willA'� ft. heated area. Call now for ap- Toy and miniature Poodles. Bayard ,w e only suit you. It makes a chugger, wob pointment. TA 2-7757, after 5:00 Kennels, Hwy. 6 South, VI 8-5535. TAKES OVER -John bier, diver, or swimming mouse. SALE - SALE SALE p.m., or anytime weekends. e� nB _i Unfurnished 2 bedroom house for REAL ESTATE-1 x 1 I.4„,ate-'Ti•t,e ,. Hay Whitney pauses thought- rent. Children welcome. Call TA 2- Now is the time before the weather fully by U.S. flag displayed on 7649. gets too hot to trade for that new Anniversary Sale FOR SALE OR RENT '' �5e Fs' Westinghouse refrigerator. For top WANT A BARGAIN? ~' ?<' .". z -• Rr1u hood of his car in London after 111 Unfurnished house, 2 large bedrooms, allowances for your old box, see Tom OUR FIFTH YEAR, LET'S MAKE Three bedrooms and a 12x18 lasso- 2 bedroom house on corner lot for MISS ( L E T E$TER- his arrival t0 take up dude! large bath, lovely yard. 1010 East Dr. Kildare. Bargain Fur. Co., 217 South IT BIGGEST EVER ared family room. Woodbuniing $5500. Or will rent to couple for $60. Anew 120-foot-high steel tows[ as the American Ambassador. TA 34579• Main fireplace. Double 214 Ehlinger. TA 2 6581. is tilted at Oakland, Calif., before disassembly and transfer p garage. Large We have two buildings loaded corner lot with trees. A block to Florida base for testing and servicing guided missiles. Unfurnished $50 per month, 3 bed- with large assortment of furni- room or 2 bedroom and large breeze- INSECT CONTROL tore, appliances, plumbing and from buyCR. J. S. School and a BIDS and PROPOSALS • A MESS way. Also utility room, wash room, building material. Everything re- good buy. J. S. Jernigan. TA l- and attached garage. Large corner lot doted to move, come early, the 3564 Eater 4:LS weekdays. MEDICINE LODGE, Kan. UPI Having trouble with insects?? NOTICE TO BIDDERS 7• • -" And then the roof fell including garden, chicken House, with gwhole month of march, eo don'tSealed proposals will be received Se�entists At South Pole " ' fenced yard. TA 2-6070, Tired of that old spray gun?? miss, For Bale by owner 3 bedroom home by the City of Bryan, Texas at the. in" is an old wheeze, but it's not Call VI 6-5145 lengths, on large corner tot Assume G.1 loan office of the City Secretary in the funny any more to Ivol Howard, 5 room house der, 401 N. Haswell. Corr. iron 10 ft. only 742 Meadow Lane Vl 65507 City Hall, Bryan, Texas for the fur- l� ' food store manager. slightly water stained, per nishingof a DeepWell Pumping Unit, Learn Earths Secrets 6 room house. 809 North Parker Ave. For appointmentuntil p g ay Apply 208 West 13th. and estimate square $8.75 That's just what the roof of and get rid of those pests. Barb Wire 121,2 gage, 80 rod $6.75 SOLVE YOUR 5:00 P.M. MARCH 22, 1957 his store did. The entire 50 by I. 12 Months Guarantee Doors, slab and panel $5.95 publicly opened 80 ceiling buckled, dropping on One 5 room house 202 East 21st St. Proposals will be Fence, 6 ft. 2x4 welded $18.00 and read aloud in the Council Room ByDON GUY t to complete a cycle. Jess Colleee, TA 2-2165. PROBLEMS P Y Bath Tubs, cast iron and steel, in the City Hall at 7:30 P.M. on the shelving and Stock, but giving G. T. BINFORD Associated Press Writer To Dr. Si le the relation be Nice unfurnished 2 bedroom house. white and colored 525.00 to $79.00 For your big family by buying same date. Any bid received after P enough noisy warning that he Recently redecorated. Near town. In. EXTERMINATOR White bath sets, three piece $89.00 this 4 bedroom home in East closing time will be returned im• Secrets of earthquakes, satel- tween the spin pole or true axis and his customers got out safe- of at 808 North Barker. Better sets $119.00 Bryan. Located on well landseap- opened. lites and tomorrow's weather, Navasota, Box 164 Colored sets cast iron tubs $169.00 ed 12ox150 corner lot. In excel- Copies of specifications and Con- may be unlocked from huts of the earth's 24-hour rotation 1Y• l Small furnished inexpensive house. lent condition. Assume 4% loan. tract Documents are on file and may and the balance pole or 14- The store was open for bus- Call TA 2-8750. 802 Horlick St Water heaters, butane, Hat, & Overall price $9750. be examined without charge in the buried iri the •ice age that •is iriess the next morning, but electric- Lavatories, commodes, month wobble reflects unbal- Large unfurnished 4 bedroom house sinks. etc. Living room suites. Office of the City Engineer. Copies the South Pole. Howard ruefullyadmitted, We Fenced yard, garage with large star-.Will the party who borrowed my- bed room suits, chrome dinettes. OR may be procured without charge from Antarctic scientist Paul A. ance in the earth. When the two Freese and Nichols. Consulting Engi- poles are nearest the may be are in a mess!" age rooms. $85. 1912 Cavitt. Inq. 1914 house jacks, please return them, tin- lineoleum, inlaid and emerald Siple of North Arlington, Va.. Sr �r mediately. Jess Conlee, TA 2-2165. surfaced, odd beds, chests, cedar If you want near Consolidated neees, 407 Danciger Building, Fort only a half dozen feet apart. At Cavitt. School, here's a love Worth, Texas. studied a spinning ball in his P chest, tables and chairs. Iv little 2 bed- p cashier's check, certified check ,the greatest distance the poles ALL OF US CHICKENS New unfurnished house for rent. Conn- ,? room cottage for $6800. Fireplace home for the past two years. er of Hazel and Bamboo. Contact B. INTERNATIONAL This is only a partial listing of in living room, flanked by beau- 'or acceptable bidder's bond, payable NOW he is testing his theories may be about 60 feet apart, This WAUKESHA, Wis. Ufl - The T. Donahoe, phone 5 W, Normange, our stock as it is not possible to tiful bookcases. Disappearing to the City of Bryan, Texas, fn an7>S a small amount compared Chicken Delight eater here is EXTERMINATOR CORP. amount not less than five (50') per at the South Pole, the pivot Of P g Y Texas. name it all. Most merchandise is stairway makes storage easy. with the 25,000 mile circumfer- located on White Rock Avenue. Complete Pest Control very slightly scratched or dented, Screened porch. Large Iot with cent of the bid submitted, must ac• the spinning ball man calls. Two bedroom unfurnished house Bag Worms, Roaches, Ants, some brand new, but all at bar- trees. company each bid as a guarantee ence of the earth but it can be Termit Control that, if awarded the contract, the earth. Adults only No pets References re FREE INSPECTION gain prices. Bidder will, within ten (10) days of Dr. Siple heads a United detected by observation on stars. DISPLAY CLASSIFIED quired. Washer connections 805 Can. Phone TA 2-1937 Bryan, Texas LOOK AT THIS award of contract, enter into a con- States outpost at the bottom of Quite possible science may ter TA 2-1914. CHAS. SEBESTA SALES P • I sew custom made clothes for worn- Large 2 bedroom home in College •tract and execute a bond on the forms the world as a key link in the; find a correlation between provided in the Contract Documents. APARTMENTS for RENT en and children. 1404 East 24th St. SNOOK, TEXAS Hills. Central heating. Small dawn A performance bond in an amount•International Geophysical Year' earthquake cycles and the Ili Unclaimed Freight & Sales payment. Assume loan.. Immedi- ate of not less than one hundred (100y,) 1957-58 studies. The ICY is a I periods when the balance pole STANDARD COFFEE CO. Nice•garage apartment, good condi- Phone VI 8 6941 occupancy. per cent of the contract price. conch- COD erative is most out of Exert Rug Cleaningtinned upon the faithful performance P program of Simul- alignment with Has opening in Bryan for men lion. 113-B Lynn Dr. P 9 REEVES of the contract and upon payment of taneous observations of scient- the spin pole. - between ages 25-45, married, Apartment, completely furnished, By Bob Runyon Good poultry manure compost. Better REAL ESTATE SERVICE,all persons supplying labor or fur- ists of nearly 50 nations. - The earth's crust may be for retail coffee routes. We Southeast, 3 rooms and bath. Close than barn yard manure. High in hu- nishing materials, will be required. The pole station primarily considered a plastic in its re- furnish sedan delivery with all in. Adults only. TA 2-1244. Upholstery, draperies. slipcov- mus and fertilizing value. Dry, pul- VI 6-5784 112 Walton Dr. VI 6-i.334: In case of ambiguity or lack of era Expert help in choosing col- Associates: will stud aurora, eoma ne- sponseexpenses paid. Solory, commis- venzed free from all weed and grass clearness in stating proposal prices, Y 9 9 to stresses, earthquakes Spring cleaning is finished in this ors and fabrics. seed. Easty to handle. Ideal for work- Mrs. M. E. Tittle VI 6-5071 the City of Bryan, Texas reserves the tism, the ionosphere and other .may be triggered by the unbal- sion, plus bonus, vacation and spacious, nicely furnished apartment. Supervised b ing into flower beds, enriching lawns, Mrs. Guy Boyett, Jr TA 2-4904 right to adopt the most advantageous phenomena of the mysterious ance between the poles. In turn retirement benefits. For inter- Washed and waxed, top-to-bottom. Pa y Mrs. G. Hall and mulching. Especially recommend- Mrs. Alice Scheihagen VI 87037 construction thereof, or to reject any P view see Mr. Phillips, at Hotel Washer hook-up. Couple. $60. TA 2 lik Repair, refinishing of furniture, ed by Horticulturists. Delivered price Mrs. Blair Perryman VI 6 7244 or all bids and waive formalities. No electronic forces that born- the readjustments of mass and Charles, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. 4184. cane, rusttseats, w•oodshutters, $6.00 for full pickup load. Phone VI- Mr. Rufus Florida VI 65909 bid may be withdrawn within thirty bard the earth from the sun. stress may allow the balance 3 room furnished apartment. Water shades, room dividers, and vane- 6 5786. (301 days after date on which bids But Dr. Si le iS ahead look- Ole to move in again towards Excellent neighborhood Three bed• P Y Pg \ tian blinds are opened. and gas paid. TA 34429, after 5:30 U-9 Iliternational Harvester engine, room, two baths fire place. separate CITY OF BRYAN, TEAS ing ahead to the day when the'�the spin pole. p.m. 303 Timber Lane. , 6" Pump or chassis. Msinted Butane living and dining area Large double South Pole may house Vast re- TO Dr. Si le the South Pole UNIFORMS • HERMAN S INTERIORS ;tank-ready to go. Ideal for pumping-4arage, store room On two large tots Noah W. Dansby Sip le room and private bath, furnished. 2608 S Texas Ave. TA 32171 from river. Call VI 6-0211. P. G. walking distance of Jr and Sr High City Secretary search quarters for continuous may someday tell man not Only CIVILIAN CLOTHES All bills-paid. 200 N. Haswell Dr. Haines. Box 258, College Station. Schools TA 24247 after 4:30 for are observation of the rotating• tomorrow's weather Small nicely furnished apartment pointment earth. pattern with electric refrigerator. Bills paid. Used refrigerator. 10 ft. good condi- T • over great global areas but per- wi a workingtricrefrigerator. Phone TA 2- FREE lion. Call VI 6-6370. i * i intday 9 Tv A station at the pole will give haps, by extension backward, SOLD or To 1 o East 27th couple. le. INSPECTION BEVERLEY ESTATES man, for the first time in his can explain the great ice cycles 281 General Electric three ton air Programs * millions of years on earth, a that covered much of North ALTERED Furnished 1 bedroom, living room and Owner transferred. Beautiful place to stand and look at the kitchen, and dinette, Combination ga- and conditioner with tower & pump, wooded 8/10 acre lot; trees, I America and Europe thousands 1 Utility rcloset model, naS2gas shrubbery, St. Augustine lawn. 3 4:o0KPRC-TYr Channel 2, Tuesday 0saooney universe without spinning him- of years ago. Great •centuries- rage apartment. TA 2-7979. ESTIMATES U�'K�� furnace, 100,000 BTU, used 1 bedroom 2 bath house with cos- Town: 5:00 Roy Rogers; 6:00 World self. Even the North Poles does long wanderings of the pole Nice 3 bedroom duplex apt. $65. TA- FOR PEST CONTROL tom features: carpeting draper- 2-2689, after 4:00 pp. year $125.00 iest , picture windows, .antique at Large; 6:10 Today in Sports; 6:15 not afford this position because could tip the earth sufficiently TIM KURTEN transceiver 1 ight set for BendaIrcraft 12 v olr shutters, knotty pine room, built casChat Newsreel onathan Wme geat6 45 it centers on a shifting mass of to allow ice to creep down to North Gate Small furnished apartment near Col- in furniture, air conditions, cen- ice afloat on the Arctic Ocean. lege. Gas and water paid. VI 8-7450, Ve 6-5640 auto tral heat. lovely large patio. Plus$75.00 .News Caravan; 7:00 Big Surprise: land masses normally temper- College Station VI 6-6019 Termites Ucks fleas, ants 1 New 3 ton metal force draft 7:30 Panic; 8:00 Jane Wyman Thee- At the poles there is but one ate. separate guest or servant house y day and one night a year and Small furnished garage apartment. Shrubs, trees Livestock cooling tower $165.00 7:30 Panic; 8:00 Jane Wyman Thee- - r in rear with full bath. Phone VI- Y g Single or couple only. Bills paid. 101 1. 36" window or attic tan coin- 6-66536 after 6 p.m. for appoint- ter; 8:30 March of Medicine; 9:30 each is six months long. Lake St. For anyremodeling, plete with wall shutter $85.00 ant. ,Blondie; 10:00 Code Three; 10:30 Fi- type repair, ad- 3, 6000 BTU wall type bath room 'nal Edition News; 10;40 Weathercast; Antarctica, a continent still in For rent to couple, apartment on bus ditions, call DOCTOR FTIT, He is ^I heater, new each $10.00 Lot. 222 Camp Creek, to trade for 10:45 Mann About Sports; 11:00 To- the ice age, is the highest of all Yrrur Bryan line. Water cooling fan. 605 So. Baker, specialist in this type wotlk. No lot 1 1 Hallicrafter 14" television, new night: 12:00 Sign Off apartment lots. Near A&M College. continents, averaging over a phone TA 3-3064. too large or too small. Call DOCTOR' picture tube $45.00 g g FIXIT today for a free estimate anc I 1 Gasoine motor driven concrete •Phone VI 6-7081. 30 Morning Channel 2, Wednesday mile. Temperatures are 40 de • - 100an repair or remodelinga:30 Devotionals; 6:35 Geo. P 4 room and bath furnished apartment. loan at; mixer $$10.00 1 new 3 bedroom house. with 1700 sq. I Roesner; 7:00 Today; 7:25 Today'a theees below the Arctic because u s i n e s sDirectory Close in. Call TA 3-6675. the MARION PUGH LUMBER CO 1 Set acetyeliiie welding ft. with Venetian blinds, closets and Weather; 7:30 Today; r:s6 Today1n Phone VI 6-s7J1. North Pole centers on an Gauges $10,00 hardwood floors. Located on May and Houston; 8:00 Today; B:25 Toddy's New partially furnished 1 bedroom 1 Bean, wheel balancingocean. gr Naul Lane Will be open for inspec- ,Weather; 8:30 Today: 8:55 Today's apartment. 1 block north campus. machine $5U.00 tion today. H. F Jones. TA 2-4391. Strength; 9:00 Home; 9:25 Window in It has been known for years Buy ,t Available April 1. Call J. B. Hervey, , Fot Local Moving 1 Storm boring bar and !Home; 9:30 Home; 10:00 the Price }hat the earth not only ro- • VI 6-5622, or VI 6-5445. One item or A House Full accessories $$75.00 4 bedroom house with carport. stor-,Is Right: 10:30 Truth or uen• 1 Royal jet flo nat. gas furnace, age room 20x20, in yard. Fenced back ••ces: g11:00 Tic Tac Dough: 11:30 fates like a top every 24 hours vi'���1 ;�1 TO ]D� , Redecorated 2 bedroom furnished Call 55,000 BTU gravity flo $75.00 yard. TA 3-1751. It Could Be You: 12:00 Movie Date; but wobbles like a tired top in t apartment. $50. Phone TA 2-1606. Af- 1 Holly single wall furnace, 35,- • ter 6:00 call TA 2-5345. g Happy Home Folks; 1:30 The• a 14-month cycle. In addition ACME TRANSFER 000 BTU $35.00 Just completed, lovely. new 3 bed- nessee Ernie; 2:00 NBC Matinee The- Repair �� Neat comfortable and clean, 3 room TA 2-3264 1 Norman Southern attic furnace, room. 2 bath brick home. Conven- atre; 3:00 Queen for a Day; 3:45 there are other motions, some garage apartment. Would be an idea: 100.000 BTU 125.00 iently located near A&M College, and Modern Romances. requiring thousands of years I Bryan home. For couple VI 6-7106. Consolidated High School, Central; wP heat, wood burninglire place Lots of; KCEN-TV Channel 6, Tuesda GATEWAY COMPANY Furnished apartment. 408 North Coul- ter E. A. SMITH PLUMBING wood paneling Reasonable down pay Wes Comedy rime; 1:30 roles o the New • • Or. TA 3-2453. 3408 Texas Ave. VI 6-4932 ment. Will carry second Lein. Phone west: 6:00 se Roundup: 6:05 Missile ,,_ WE SERVICE AND INSTALL New arld Re BWther; 610 ; 6heWest- ��/ Attractive 2 bedroom unfurnished Remodeling P�1 After 5:00 p.m. VI 35328. Modern 6:30 The Jill Cory Show; 6:45 WHAT WE SELL brick apartment. Large living and For sale, all channel T.V. antenna NBC News; 7:00 Big Surprise: 7:30 ///`�tt dining area. Garage See to appro. 1505 ECHOLS STREET with rotary. Call T? 2-3680. 7 room house with all modern con. I Panic; 8:00 Jane Wyman Show: 8;30 ventences. On Hwy 38, 3 miles South !Texas in Review; 9:00 stag 7: 9:3C an elate Apply 1314 Antone. TA 2-6416. Address • CARRIER • DEEP FREEZE • RCA • PHILCO PHONE IA 3.20ti0 Brazos bottom top soil. Call KE 7- of town. 5', acres of land. Call 456M, I Hold That Note; 10:00 Star Perform- Expert Factory Trained Service Department I bedroom furnished downstairs 6188 after 4:00 p.m or TA 2-1331. Caldwell, Texas ance; 10:30 TV Weatherfacts; 10:4C I apartment, garage, and utilities part- Take advantage of our Carload West- 'Late News Roundup: 10:55 Sportfolio; y� Plumbing Repairs and Installation Iy paid 211243 Cavitt Dr Inc. 2200 inghouse Sale for that new laundro• 1950 model Easy spin dryer Good I New 3 bedroom homes Ile baths and ;11:00 Tonight; 12:00 Sign Off. ElleldlV Troops PARKER ASTIN HARDWARE CO Echols mat washer with built-in-Westing. condition $50. VI 6-4351 3902 Fourth 1 2 baths Olive St. Borderbrook adds- KCEN-TV Channel 6, Wednesday �/ w • house quality. Dryers to match. Bar- Street Iron. Call E. E Orr, VI 6-6149, or 6:55 Program Previews: l:00 Today i W H. Orr, TA 2 ls2oTA 2 1955 0 4 room furnished garage apartment. gain Fur. Co., 217 South Main. Garroway; Home; 10:00 The in Bryan. Phone TA 3-2541. Used Wringer type Maytag washers,! CHICAGO UP - Chicago area $9.95 up. Automatic washers. $19.95 Completely furnished cabin All utU- Price cI R1 9:00ht; 10:30 Truth or Con- Smas furnished apartment to a couple MALE HELP WANTED up Bryan Sewing Machine Co., Auth• 'Wes Fifty toot pier Bar-b-q pit Nine sequences; t1:00 Tic•Tac-Dough; scientists have developed a mis- only TA 24305 prized Maytag dealer TA 24723- 'by thirty toot screened-in porch The 11:30 It Could Be •You: 12:00 RFD site that delivers a five-minute "DEFINITELY BETTER VI 6-6723 lot and lake are clean V] 6-5651 No. b with News and Weather; 12:30 SERVICE AND REPAIR Club 60: 1:30 Tennessee Ernie Ford; spoken message on its way to DRY CLEANING Nice upstairs 3 room and bath, fur- • Radio Wished garage apartment Venetian HI, NEIGHBOR! To be moved tram present site, sap- 2 bedroom GI house, has GI Loan. 2:00 NBC Matinee Theater; 3:00 the earth. Picts Up and Delivery blinds and new stove TA 21971 I Need Someone To Give Me orate cabins. 12'x20' with complete i On large lot with cyclone fence. Can Queen for a Day; 3:45 Modern Ro- The message, delivered over a • Small Appliances A Hand tile shower bath. College Blue Top:be financed with small down pay- mantes. speaker system being parachut- ' • Television Duplex-unfurnished, convenient, and I have more appointments than I Courts. Cal Graham, VI 6-6212 I ment. 412 S. Emmitt St, TA 2-4391. KWTX-TV Channel 10, TuesdaQuality Cleaners Y ed, is designed forground sal- Y comfortable duplex for rent near Col- am able to kee If you think !H. F. Jones. • 4:00 Uncle Elihu; 5:00 Mickey Mouse; McCULLOCH DANSBY lege on Dogwood. 2 bedrooms. $65 P' you 1954 Pontiac Chieftan station wagon 6:00 TV Ten Times: 6:15 Douglas diers or civilians who can not TA 2.1412 409 S. College g can help me, glue me a ring. 2 bedroom house, 111 Conner Street. ' per month. Call Culpepper Realty Excellent condition 45.000 original Edwards and the News; 6:30 Name be reached by conventional radio VI 64713. miles Call Ext 240 at Bryan A.F B. $4500. W. J. Douglas, Jr., 2612 College That Tune; 7:00 Phil Silvers Show: DON LAGERSTROM or V] 66089, after 5:30 Rd. TA 2-2805 p transmitters. . Rugs..Upholster I 7:30 State Trooper; 8:00 To Tell the Duplex-furnished, 1005 Winters, 2 TA 2-6254 One kitchen table, one dinette table I Truth; 8:30 All-Star Theater; 9:00 The missile was designed for ,- �;, Quick Efficient In bedrooms, no pets VI 6-6630. and one radio. $10 each 4208 Nagle Bryan, large residential Lots, curb • $64,000 Question; 9:30 Do You Trust Air Force byscientists at the -`;, y, � dcleaned If no answers keepI gutter paved street. all utilities Wi- t Jewelry P 04 Oaklawn apartments. One beautiful 2 trying. be- Your Wife; 10:10 ry Ten Final; 10:10 '' and Watch Repair cause I am on an appointment. One combination silk blacker and fin• 6-7480 or Vt 86336 Cook Research Laboratories in 1`I III�Irc� 'rlri Your Home bedroom-unfurnished apartment. Also isher Mid-Wa.a Cleaners Local Newe; 10:19 Weather; 10;27 ',,.I i'- CALDW�LL/� suburban Morton Grove. ` •-s use again same day one furnished 3 room apartment. Call ,By owner, new 3 bedroom home 2 Sports Scoreboard 10:30 Gale Storm `-�'I lift, Colors revive. Pile en- TA 3 fi875. This is the smallest ad in the paper, Slighuy used brush saw will cut 6' 'baths on corner tot l00] Nall Lane Show; 11:00 Million Dollar Theater; Weighing 850 pounds, the ,;, livens Sale for the rive but offers biggest opportunity. TA 2- trees Extra olade Block and tackle 'Bryan 12:30 Sign Off. bomb - shaped container can •-k -'_ fabrics. Inexpensive Bryan, Texas 2 bedroom duplex unfurnished for 6254. Iworld-wide service Moth- $150 V] BS651 12 bedroom house with wood burning KWTX-TVnChannel 10,Good Morning; be dropped from a high - speed proofed ,f desired Phone Duraclaan Ser ' rent. Modern, Southern exposure, 6:55 Sign On; 7:00 vented. Panel ray heating, automatic Experienced T.V technician or Ex- See WOOD FURNITURE CO before'fire place, 70 x 175 ft. lot. In quiet 8:00 Captain Kangaroo; 9:00 Garry plane. vice, TA 2-6214. for free estimate. washing machine connection. Play Perienced radio technician to traits you buy furniture. Trade your old I neighborhood. South College Park. Moore Show; 9:30 Arthur Godirey A parachute slides out from - yard, garage. 1408 East 27th. Call J. for T.V Call TA ?4862. ,furniture for new I'A 2_1227 -Hardwood floors, Venetian blinds, Show; 10:30 Strike It Rich; 11:00 vat- MARTIN HARDWARE A. Ferreri, at TA 2-8508 or Vl 6-7339 --- throughout. Low monthly payment. the rear, slowing the missile, YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR -Electric ironer New condition Rea Owner leaving town. Will sell furnish- rant Lady; 11:15 Love of Life; 11: 0 and a second section pulls Gifts-Hardware-Appliances Search for Tomorrow: 11:45 The • Pi a Garden Equipment & insecticides Nicely furnished kitchenette apart- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY sonable price V] 6-4658 ed, partly furnished, or unfurnished. Guiding Light: 12:00 Better Living free. This section contains p Samsonite Luggage meet Bills paid State Motel Call VI 6-4470, after 6:00 p.m. with Marvel •Russell, 12:15 Noon News magnetic tape, 500 - watt bat- • Water Well Casing MAJOR OIL COMPANY and Weather, 12:25 Ten Acres with • Aluminum Windows Bldg/crest Village Unfurnished 2 bedroom duplex with Has excellent opportunity for FEMALE HELP WANTED eery, amplifier and other For Delivery YI6-7223 I Johnny Watkins; t;00 Our Mlss washer connections and garage. $60. young college graduates, or with LOST Brooks; 1:30 House Party; 2:00 The units. • Plumbing Fixtures 509 Duncan. Call TA 2-3463 or TA 2- equivalent in sales, 23-35, for re. ;Car-hop wanted. No experience neces- 6446 tail sellingor lubricatingsales 'hary. Must be over 18years of age. Fur collar lost on East 19th Si3Own- Show, Payoff: 2:30 The Bob Crosby A parachute slides out from • Corrugated Iron Roofing s Show, The Brighter Oay; 3:15 - - and engineering Send details with i Apply in person. Sugar-and-Spice er, Eddie Jefferson, Columbia St., the rear of this section, slowing • V Crimp Iron Roofing The Secret Storm; 3:30 The Edge o1 recent photo to Sales Dept., Attn. iDrive In. Sunset Addition. Nlpht, its descent further and snapping • Barb Wire and Fence SWINDLER INSURANCE MISCELLANEOUS fat RENT Mr. Boone, P.o Box No. 2411, i off a nose cone thatprotects the AGENCY Houston, Texas. -Waitresses wanted. Talk 0' the Towel Small gold, antique bracelet with See .Us And SAVE Store for rent. 2609 Texas Ave. Excel- Cafe. TA 2-8189. Apply in person. ;broken chain. Call Mrs. Sam E. liar- SHADES OF OLD loud speaker horn. c 2020 Texas Ave Ph fA2-6372 lent location for most any kind of A reliable firm has an opportunity; rison at Caldwell Jewelry Store. The sound goes into operation $A/�oDJON business. I. Maniloff, P.O. Box 55, for a w•oman's club to make consid• I Car-hop wanted. No experience neces- GUTHRIE, Okla. UPI - Okla- ' P YY VI 6-7387 Phone, TA 2-1688. erable money. By a little effort on nary. Must be over 18 years of age. Black, white and tan female fox-,homa is celebrating its 50th an- re- when the section reaches a pre- Complete Insurance Coverage the part of its members. write to Apply In person. Triangle Drive In. hound. Wearing collar with Aubrey niversary of statehood this year determined altitude. Dropping • LUMBER COMPANY Bernard Swindle, Jr Apartment and trailers for rent. West p.o. Box 248, Bryan Reid, Brownw•ood, Tatooed A.L.R. inat the rate of 14 feet a second, 14th and San Jacinto, Restmeyer right ear. Please notify Red Sargent. but every Once in while it is Trailer Park. Six Point Cafe Lounge, 1206 Texas' LODGE NOTICE TA 2-8070, or Adcock TA 3-4345. reminded of its pioneer days. it broadcasts its recorded mes- Ave. for sale by owner. $2500 will ' . Sheriff Tom Grunden report- sage on the way down. • T , Building in South Main St rA 2-8235 put you In business. IVANHOE COMMANDERY ed one oldtime practice is still Tests have shown that the i-V el HL�DI() 5EItV I 1'E No. 6, K.T. WORK WANTED Individually owned of station for Bryan around-horseorsesand adds took two message can be heard and tine sosoLIK un- PETS lease Small capitol necessary for Stated conclave, Tues. Will do baby sitting in my home. Day horses and two saddles from a derstood well outside a circle by stock and equipment A very good `' day, March 12. 7:00 or night. Betty's Nursery, 225 Lynn farm near here. Later, two boys half a mile in diameter of the For those nia want the very best opportunity for agt man. 0.of D.m p w T and Work r the R.C. Dr. TA 2 4981. were arrested-still ridingthe ground "target," the scientistsOUR POLICY: Toy and Miniature Poodles. Bayard Dobbs, Agent. Magnolia Petroleum and K.M. Orders. 713 S. Main YOU MUST BE SATISFIED TA 2-1941 Kennels, Hwy. 6. South. VI 6.5535. Co. Phone TA 3-6254. J- H. Sorrells, c. For Classified Ads-TA 2-1336 stolen horses. said.