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th INI 7M BIYAN OAKY EMU BtYAN CJ TtXAS SUNDAY JANUARY IL MKT Of TOMMY OYT JR 2:30 Mother Dies for (A ANNOUNCING THEIR to to Back at Tallies This Outstanding Sales Event Starts MONDAY 22nd of January Phooe TA 2 3707 far Classified WATCH US GROW Sale Ends Wednesday 31st of January Men's Wear AKIN'S fl 300 Main the the ar Mina of Bryan College Station students graduated from AkM College Saturday MASSING Germany A 33 year old Bavarian house wife took drastic means Sat A museum was established in 1931 on the first floor of the reconstructed ord Theater building in Washington WMU Bible study is set forJO AM with the Alice Griffin Circle members as leaden Beacon Mission Baptist Ladies WMA will meet at 7 PM at the church irst Baptist CX Wane Ann Tort Circle will meet at 7:30 PM Thursday with Mn Keith Haines ANGRY WIE TAKES CARE SUPPLY EVIDENCE SWALLOWED BY WOMAN AUSTIN til Police broke tip what ah officer called makings of a panty raid at the University of Texas early Sat urday morning as 200 students watched firemen check out a false alarm at Kinsolving worn dormitory Eight fire trucks answered the alarm A check of the five story dormitory disclosed no fire Students milling around the hall in freezing weather left when police warned them a dean had been called to the acene ARE NOW Yea with TURIN Italy Wt Eliaabeiia Guglielmetti 31 was eaavict ed Saturday even though she had eaten the evidence Police said the woman wont to a bank here apparently to pay off a 82400 promissory note But when the bank cash tor handed her the note she hastily stuffed it Into her mouth chewed tt up and gulped it down Police said ahe admitted she bad forged her father's signa drinking ahe burned down the local brewery "If the brewery burns down they can't make beer and my husband canY drink" police quoted hoc as tolling them at ter het nut They withheld her name pending completion of their investigation Damage to the brewery waa estimated at M2S00 No injuries arose Mprtede VANDENBERG AIR ORCE BASE Calif IN The Air orce fired a Titan interconti nental missile Saturday and then in the first practice for tiring Titans in salvo began readying another Two of the three armored un derground silos in the Titan complex here were used in the test rom one of the deep pita a giant Titan rose into the sky at 4:57 PM Pacific Standard Time heading for a target area near Wake Island 4000 miles west Plans called for a second Ti tan to be elevated from its hole an hour later but it will not be launched uneral services were held in Marlin riday for Mrs Curry of Marlin mother of Mrs Mortimer Brown of Bryan She died there Thursday Mr and Mrs Brown have returned from attending the services SAN JUAN Puerto Rico Couplers st the big La Concha Casino returned to the gaming tables after a one day strike when the management granted them 25 per cent pay hikes that upped top salaries from $500 to $000 monthly GOL CLUBS ARE STOLEN ROM TARZAN PEBBLE BEACH Calif Actor Johnay Weissmuller the former champion swim mer who portrayed Tarsan in the films lost Ms golf clubs to a thief riday night That forced him out of the Bing Crosby Golf Tourna ment Rusk Blasts Commie Cuba unable to pay it off court gave her eight months in jail for fraud WASHINGTON Leaving for South America Secretary of State Dean Rusk said Satur day night idel Cuba is an accomplice of the Soviet Union and Red China in a Com munist plot to overthrow demo cratic governments in the West ern Hemisphere Rusk expressed confidence an inter American foreign minis conference opening in Uru guay Monday will find ways to deal with the menace our free societies and the collec tive security of the hemisphere" The meeting at Punta de! Este presents Rusk with one of the biggest challenges of his year old career as secretary of state While other American nations generally agree Cuban commu nism presents a grave danger to Western Hemisphere securi ty they disagree on what do about it Carver Club The Carver Homeroom Moth ers' Ctab will meet at 740 PM Monday at the home of Mrs Mabie Holland 1010 17 Street aetordingto Mrs Estelle Rhone chairman As Group Organizes bel Meftodtrt WSCS Win have a general meeting in ellowship Hall at 9:30 AM Tuesday Executive board win meet at 9 AM ReHance Baptist WMU will meet at 2:15 PM Tuesday eve Reorganised Church' of Jaras Christ LDS Lila Mitchell Circle win meet at 740 PM Monday in the home of Mrs red Norcross GENERAL SECURITY LIE INSURANCE COMPANY fLECTRCBUX $100 ra wc KRAT urniture Ca VAC BAGS 0 I Hoovn LfWYT A home nursing course will be held at Travis School from eb 5 through March 19 Announce ment of the course open to the public was made at the Travis A meeting Thursday Mrs Douglas Rente president conducted the meeting Mrs Bennie Griffin missionary to Nigeria gave the devotional Guest speaker was Dr Nena Harris who spoke on "Keeping Children Physically and Mental ly nt for Effective Boom count awards went to Miss Annie Stout lower grades and Mrs Mae Hoke upper Panty Raid Broken Un At Texas Military commissions went to 51 cadets at formal ceremonies that followed the graduating exercise Major General Ralph Osborne deputy commander 'of the 4th Army addressed the men during the commissioning ceremonies Dr Carlyle Marvey Baptist pastor from Charlotte Cn asked the graduates "What does it mean to add your name to the growing list of tombstones unless in passing through here you take hold and accept the responsibilities of the ages? "Education baptizes you into a stream of influence but what good will it do unless you ac cept the responsibilities What if all the injustices and sour dust at the past cannot be left to the almighty? Who will justify the murder of the Second grade students pre sented a musical version of Little Red Hen" at the Bowie School PTA meeting Thursday Gregory Smith a second grad er provided pie no accompani ment and played several 'other selections Mrs Ruth Giesen schlag and Mrs Lynda Watts di rected the skit Guest speaker Dr Rit chey said speaking on my favorite subject teeth" He distributed pamphlets on care of teeth and told the members "Be true to your teeth or they will be false to you" Mrs Sammy Hollis gave the devotional and Mrs Morris Ward president conducted the business session Room count awards went to Mn Giesen sehlag lower grades and Mrs LaRue Wixson upper grades COLLEGE STATION Texas College conferred 329 degrees Saturday including the highest percentage of ad vanced degrees in the history of the school President Earl Rudder said that of the S29 degrees or 18 per cent were of post bacca laureate level And Continues Through the Rest of the Month DON'T MISS IH Jdetter5 Id die EDITOR The agricultural steering com mittee for the Bryan College Station Chamber of Commerce met for the first time riday afternoon in the'chamber of com merce assembly room1 with reddie Wolters as chairman The program for 1982 was dis cussed The new chairman fa superin tendent of the College plantation The Brazos County youth livestock and poultry show which will be held in the AAM College pavilion on the campus March 26 and 27 was placed in the hands of Lloyd JoyceJames (Bud) Grubbs and Harold ranke Joyce fa connected with the enners Co op while Grubbs and ranke have their own businesses An exposition building com mittee was formed with Grubbs as chairman He has the follow ing co workers: Lowell Jones College Station State Bank Reuben Bond irst National Bank Rowland Vannoy City National Bank Jim Halloway irst State Bank Aline Brog don Bryan Building and Loan Association and Burgess Community Savings and Loan Association Henry Seale Bob Roberts and Dennis Brown were ap pointed to run a survey on the amount of deer hunting activi ty in thia area Other activities discussed were Community Improvement Tour Brazos County Dairy Day Community Awards Program Dress Review 4 and A Broiler Show and the Agricul ture Day parade on June 29 during the Brigade Bry an Centennial celebration Agricultural tours for the year will be heeded by George (Pete) Adams Second Graders Give Musical Skit for PTA WASHINGTON UH Hope fa 7 nearly gone that a record num ber of wild whooping cranes would show up this winter at Aransas National Wildlife ref uge in Texas near Victoria The Interior Department said 38 of the wild whoopers have settled down in the area That fa the same es last count and the largest number for any year since record keeping be gan in 1938 39 ive of the big birds counted in the latest aerial survey axe young at last year In the fen and winter of 1960 81 there were 30 adults and 6 young whooping cranes' all of which 'left last spring on the northward migration No trace has been found cd five adult birds which started north but haven't returned to Am Confirmed SAN JUAN Puerto Rico The Commonwealth Senate has confirmed the appointment of Luis' Negron 24 as a District Court judge Negron lawyer son of popular Democratic par ty official Luis Negron is be lieved to be the youngest Dis trict Court judge ever named in the island Why DARTMOUTH City officials investigated find out why a pair of swans given Dartmouth three years ago by neighboring Halifax failed to produce any little swans found out" said Mayor that Ag nes the supposed female turn ed out to be named Angus" uneral Services Scheduled Today or Miss Eidson uneral services will be held at 2 PM Sunday for Miss Laura Virginia Eidson 85 a retired school teacher who died early Saturday after a long illness A native of Brazos County Miss Eidson lived in Wellborn She had taught in the Waller schools and at Consolidat ed Miss Eidson a member of the Methodist church is survived by one sister Miss Eula Eidson a foster sister Miss Lula Eid son one nephew Herman Eid son all of Wellborn and other relatives Services will be conducted from Callaway Jones uneral Home Chapel by Rev Byron Lovelady pastor of the Methodist Church Music will be under the direction of Rev and Mrs Max Brown of Well born Serving as pallbearers will be Burkhalter Ira Burk halter Douglas Royder Ernie Camp Alfred Britton and Thomas Britton latt Baptist Circle meetings set tor 940 AM Tuesday art as follows Alice Griffin with Mrs Simmons Anne Laaeter with Mrs Burgess Esther with Mix Ethel Cox Paul Beil with Mrs Madeley Lot tie Moon With Mm ger and aith Snuggs Mrs A Lyndu lnt ree Wffl Baptist Circle 2 will meet at PM Monday with Mrs Cloud and Circle 3 will meet at 9 AM Wednesday with Mrs Hamilton United Pentecostal Ladies prayer service is scheduled for 740 PM Thurs day Travis School Sets Nursing Course eb 5 Two oi Problems Over Bills Ready for Pen No lacreaatB iibwnooperB This season Orbit (Continued from Page 1) have a 360 degree view of the horfaon and he can edjuat the view through the lens to in spect an area of earth as small as 80 miles in diameter or as large as 1900 miles in diameter The flight can be terminated by Glenn or from the ground at any time If he makes only one mbit he will land 500 miles east of Bermuda After two or bits he win come down 500 miles south at Bermuda If Glenn makes the planned three orbits of the earth he will begin hfa re entry into the at moephere preparatory to land ing as he nears the Western coast of the United State By firing braking rockets the speed of the space eraft will be reduced and the force of gravi ty will pull him earthward His descent will be radar tracked by the recovery ship in the area As soon as he touches water frogmen tram havering helicopters will leap into the sea to attach a huge rubber belt something like an inner tube to the capsule to pre vent it from sinking in case it springs a leak At this point Glenn will leave the capsule through a side or top hatch and be raised by a cable into the helicopter over head If he has to make an emer gency exit Glenn can leave by triggering the explosive bolts holding the side hatch At the same time a life raft will be launched He also has a small life jacket attached to his space suit that can be inflated by a gas device Once aboard the recovery ship Glenn will undergo a preliminary physical examina tion and then be flown to one of the nearby islands for a more complete cheek Glenn will be the third Am erican to enter space and the first to orbit the earth He was preceded into space last year by astronauts Alan Shtpard and Virgil Grissom Two Russians Yuri Gagarin and Gherman Titov last year became the first men in history to orbit the earth Gagarin went around once and Titov 17 times remain pending politicians the Senate approval of abandoned property bill as riimax of the eeasion Many legislatqrs appear ready to approve money for tourfat at traction and for repair of the San Jacinto monument near Houston if they can be convinc ed Texas has enough cash on hand to covet the expenses Supporters of the measure due for Senate debate Monday already have lowered their sights from $300000 to $200000 for tourist advertising and from $158500 to $75000 for repair of the historical monument cm the Sah Jacinto Battleground near Houston A third phase at Dan supplemental appropriation demand more juvenile parole fundi passed the House riday towered from $100000 to $78 000 Saute plans for the juve nile parole system caR for an other cut to $65000 THE ITH ISSUE submitted initially to the special session regulation of loan sharks may produce fireworks throughout the last 10 days Not many leg islators wiD predict final pas sage of any type of bill Two competing bills were introduced in the House combined info one by a committee then amended still further and passed to the Senate A Senate committee took the House approved bill and sent it to a subcommittee for further study along with a brand new substitute proposed by seven senators When and if the loan shark regulation measure gets out of the Senate committee it will meet lots of competition in floor debate Daniel opened the session to 13 more broad areas after the House acted on the escheat and farm road bills and nine more after the Senate action on the escheat measure More than 75 bills on a multitude of subjects have been introduced in each house each the favorite project of his author Monday public hearings are scheduled on such controversial subjects as regulation of city annexations state support and senior college status for San Angelo and Pan American Jun ior Colleges Edinburg and re vision of Texas driver licensee The House approved Thurs day a resolution asking Daniel to open the session to the buga boo of the regular session last January revision of the new i sales tax College Station Bank Is Moved To New Building College Station' State Bank moved over the weekend to its new building next to the Com munity Savings and Loen Asso ciation building The bank is still located near the North Gate and on Sulphur Springs Road and will be open for business in the new quarters Monday morning Harold Sullivan president points out that the new building often more room two drive in windows walk up window a bigger lobby and more room inside tar each department as well as ample parking space Titan Launched In California Look (Continued from Page 7) under George lorida for eight yean under Bob Woodruff then he became the Wheatshocken head man Homer Norton former AAM mentor who coached the Aggies tu their only national champion ship was at the conference "Tve always had a tender spot in my heart for the Aggies" the white haired dean vowed "but now got two" thrilled Hank received this chance and going to be pulling for him got a great future ahead of him and be helping him ail I can By GARTH JONES AUSTIN Price Dan iel got a glimpse of the silver lining for hfa third special ses sion of the legislature Two of the five major prob lems he handed the Senate and House have been? returned reedy for his signature into law nd maintenance funds and reorganization of the State Board at Water Engineers With a little luck and a bit of good humor by House mem bers the third and foremost reason for the lawmaking spell will go to his desk Monday the so called escheat bill THE GOVERNOR showed un abashed gratitude and exhilar ation Thursday when the Sen ate approved hfa pet project to put Texas banks under regula tions that would make the banks report and turn over to the state abandoned deposits and funds Previous laws gave the state the right to obtainh monies but did not quire banks or other businesses to report such holdings dormant miss ing heirs bill passed by the Sen ate is even stronger than the House Daniel said soon after the vote is stronger and more easily enforced than the bill passed last year which covered all institutions and per suns except banks and savings and loan companies" The Senate version differs only slightly from the bill pass ed by the House Quick accep tance of th substitute bill fa expected Monday ALTHOUGH TWO of the five primary reasons for the session Dear Editor: As the Oiristmas Seal cam paign sponsored by the Brazos County Tuberculosis Associa tion draws to a close I would like to take this means of thank ing all who helped in any way on the drive We had over 150 volunteers who worked in some way in getting out the teal let ters and reminders 1 appreciate the fine publicity given the campaign by the newspaper the radio and tele vision stations It helped a great deal in making the cam paign a success 1 found the people of the community most cooperative and interested in the work of the TB Association I would especially like to give public recognition to the two auditors Mrs Marstellar and Mrs Abbott for the time they spent in counting the returns They came every morn ing for six weeks to open the mail and count the money re ceived To those of you who have not sent in your gift for the Christmas Seals it too fate to do so now Your TB Asso ciation needs more funds to carry an the services which pro tect the community Mrt Hickman Garrett Jr Chairman Christmas Seal Campaign Mrs Collier In Washington or Inaugural (Special to The Eegle) HEARNE Mrs Jud Collier of Mumford state president of the Democratic Women of Tex as left Hearne riday for Wash ington where she will attend the inaugural anniver sary celebration with her grand son Tommy oyt Jr who is now serving as a page for Sen ator Ralph Yarborough in Washington Mrs Collier assisted in a cof fee given by Senator and Mrs Yarborough in his committee rooms in the Senate Office Building Saturday from 10:30 until 12 She was scheduled to tour the White House at 840 Saturday morning Tommy attended Hearne High School before his appointment as a Senate Page He was vice president of the Hearne Stu dent Council won first place in extemporaneous speech con test at Baylor University last rammer is a member of the Na tional Honor Society and will graduate from the Library ot Congress School in June Mrs Collier is scheduled to attend the meeting of the Wom National Democratic Club with Mrs Yarborough Monday Mrs Collier has been an active member of the organization years Wishful Thinking ELDORA Iowa The in mates of the State Training School for Boys recently chose their favorite popular tune: the Road Jack At Chamber INKUgANCe IN ORCE Jeaaefy I 160 $373000 JANUARY 1 1961 $7514000 DEG 31 1961 $15448046 Confers 329 Degrees In Exercises Dillon Ranch At Normangee Still for Sale The 720 acre Dillon ranch at Normangee in Leon County fa still for sale Offered at auction riday and Saturday the ranch failed to sell because there was no bid as high as the minimum eet by the sellers according to Mn Dillon The minimum figure based on $200 per acre would be $144000 Interested parties can contact Mrs Dillon in Bryan She said Saturday that most of the cattle were auctioned off and that those sold brought about $75000 The herd a breed ing herd of registered Angus cattle waa advertised as total ing 292 head Mrs Dillon said that several different buyers were involved in the sale of the cattle Dillon a local lawyer and city attorney for College Station lost his life in a private airplane crash near Alice in September along with a local contractor Davison fq iiu jjjj Ar i snss TA MW far raassfffad MMMramrtrarawMirararawMi VW'' 'W.