Bryan-College Station Eagle from Bryan, Texas • 1

A NUMBER IM VOLUME 63 OR BRITISH onftnxrt fcitalmi 3 Heinjoki Saklu Jaipale 'Muolaa tl KoTvjst' 'ii rie LONG SESSION f'rj star gazers lu muiuwu advance across the ice bake lh westward sktest as beginning and Satutn Suvanto on the Karelian Isthmus I This is in College Airport tore trial after the report is made wj serious coiisiueuiivi nvP lasww alsihat she enter the gubernato of the Texas i 1 rvi zl cnAt ifllK vs Daniel vs New books for the rental seveh 9' I I Cheer Churchill And Chamberlain In Commons SEEKS TO COORDINATE HER ORCES WITH ALLIES IN NEAR EAST 1 4 erguson has received a nf ilnra urcrimr hers to for governor this year said He intimated Mrs erguson's decision may hinge upon that of President Roosevelt regarding his third term plans Rotary Observes Anniversary At Wednesday Meet EXAS DIRT ARMERS CONVENE AT CAPITAL AUSTIN eb Ben fi is of soil conservation and the asserted need of removing some of the tax burden from the 'land owner were' emphasized in the first day of a two day session of the Texas Dirt armers Congress Gab'batd of Teas A and College told he congress tax laws should be revised so that in tangible property such as stacks and boiiiis would bear a greater share ofthe burden He suggesp eb10 (P) Inform ed Nbrjjrelpan circles indicated Jodajrrthat the government would permit the German prison ship Altmark to leave terri torial waters whenever a the Ger mans desire The British have demanded that the Altmark be interned There was no indication of any move to float the Altmark today or make her ready for departure Viipuri ViborqLafit: Reason Given by Gov Long for Calling Out Guard POOR SEARCH MADE Indifferent to German Users of Coastal Waters HfTIMIDATWH VOTERS IS TOBEBALKED Sts! More than 30 special guests have been invited to the Wednesdaynoon meeting of the Bty an Rotary Club at the Maggie Parker Din 1 ing Room at which meeting the will celebrate the 35th anni versary of Rotary with Dr Brooks as speaker Rotary w'hich has spicad into 65 countries is observing this entire ii i week as Rotary Observance Week over the world a time to inventory past achievements and present nc 'j tivitics and to look to future op with a Will to serve On riday which js the daythe first meeting was held in Chica go SS years ago Dr Taylor of the local club will speak to stu dents of Stephen Kigh Gulf 51 'i lu 1UII xoez ergufeon Nueces alls Bastrop Jones Palo Pi nth Burnett The criminal docket was set Tuesday morning by Judge Davis in which indictments already have beenretuyned for this term of court were set down as well as which were con tinned from former terms or in 'which defendants had not been scythe 'others moves 'mdre rapidly and pichcnded i will disappearfrom in about The grand jury went into ses 1 tw0 Aselj from time it makes Sfi n77 tnna day of heavy fighting Lpaising the previous high mark of ioutbeat of Viipuri secon AhrmtRrvfln Tl anEdinlAvinr ii'A to the use to which thy Gjr Mazie flcct mighLufake of her wa aftomoon from Houston Whefe 4ii ik A nn ifn 4 SXjam Wion to ed that substitution of anJnconm i' i fnr nnlt fir nll d'if Inf fitatQ fill MANNERHEIM LINE WedritMlaynight" at 7 :30 the Rev Richardlr SturguTector of Episcopal churches at Conroe and Huntsville wilP be the guest poacher at the midweek Ixuiten Service at St churchThe spbjecjt of his address will be as a'DiocVsa" V' school and C' West will speak The public lis cordially invited 1 Lamar junior a Oil Thursday dimming there will Several nation wide broadcasts be a Communion' Service at 10 a ben planned by chibs in andon riday afternoon the Lit large cities liny and Intercessions at 5:15 Work Progressing Lipns ToldToday Recognitionwas today given National Defense Week sponsored annually by the Reserve Officers Association by a program before the Lions club when Dean Gibb Gilchrist Of Engineering 1 department spoke on the Civil i Aeronautics Authority The speak 3 er appeared through arrangements made by Dr Dean Gilchrist briefly told the history of the CAA and then spoke of the work being carried on at Texas A College Ground work 'and flight' training is being given fifty students Each passed a rigid medical examination and all carry insurance They areTequireo to pass a minimum of 35 hours of various training and flight work but are allowed fifty hours While Dean Gilchrist had nothing offir cial he did say there is much to be hoped for and theTe w'as also much encouragement toward the ultimate completion of a hih ranking airport at College Station near Lake Shinola 1 The present site I is half way between Waco and tfouston as well as half way between Randolph ield and Barksdale ield near Shreveport Mr Gilchrist said the soil was highly suitable the length of runways over requirements and very flat with only 12 feet varia tion in 5200 feet of runway With in perhaps two years the speaker said itwas hoped that all TunWay construction will have been coin continued bn Page 3) HE weather NEW ORLEANS La eb or Bryan and vicinity: rost with freez ing tonight 1 East air with frost in cast and south 'except in Lovter Pin Cmndn Vallevr near freezing in interior tonight Wednesday fair to partly with litUscbange in temperature West air tonight and Wednesday Rising temperature Wednesday Program Notes On the Coming Gladys 5 wsrthou Concer A copy of the pi oof for the Gladys Sw'arthout concert program has been givch to the writer and he feels that some program notesprepared in advafieeof the concert'might be of more interest to loctrl Teaders than a hastily prepared re after the concert would be He is therefore his time and beforerather than after Miss TisThq first group OTxsongs listed qonsists of compositions from the sixteenth seventeenth andx early eighteenth centuries Again Sweet Love" by John Dowland is of interest in that Dowland vias a Transcriber of folk songs and a composer of madrigals and art sbnes at the time that many of the foundations of music 1 1 re IhnArv wurfl in tllf inakituj H'(y WlAS a noted lute player ana niany songs were set to lute accom paniments It is worthy of note tjiat he experimented giving (Continued on Pago 4) PrcniieiChamberlain told bouseJoL common? the Norwegian ajttwities three or four times had failedTo make proper inspection of the priSon ship Altmark from which 29'JBritish prisoners were rescued by rlheBritish destroyer Cossack His speech was punctuated by cheerifand all sections ofthe house staged a demonstration when Wirf ston Churchill first lordofsthe admiralty entered thchamberX RED ATTACKS ARE REPULSED INNS REPORT Moncirtra a 1 1 1 1 niirri iiimi ii 1 f78193zton8 set the second week Russian objective or wre war NEAR 500000 VOTERS? Primary to Decide ate 1 Of Regime'1 Set Ujy 5 'J UBy Huey NEW ORLEANS eb (A5) i The Louisiana national guard was I held ready today to preserve order I in the second gubernatorial pri rnary which will decide the late or the political regime established by the late Huey Long 4 Approximately 500000 persons are expected to vote either for Gbv Earl Long brother or Attorney Sam £LJones of Lake Charles xGov Lcmg who' ordered the troops held ih readiness said the step was taken to prevent irtimida tion of voters Up to noon however only a few minor disturbances bad been reported 1 (Heavy voting was reported throughout" the state x'" A few arrests were made in New Orleans "for infractions of election rules but alleged violators were released shortly afterward s' 1 NEW eb (A3) I Thirty i hundred national guardsmen stood to their arms MOiiuay uwufc that bloodshed will underscore verdict on the Hoey Long machine in runoff primary for the governorship Gov Earl Long mobilized Hie soldiers Monday and said theys would' be used against the poll watching if that organization of World war veterans trouble he pre4 dieted would flare in New Orleans Alleged Horse Thief Arrested Here Monday ENGLISH TOLD NORWAY AILS AS NEUTRAL HEAVY LOSSES Summai ATTEMPT TO CROSS ICE QN LAKE SUVANTO today HELSINKI eb ThV smashing of a Russian attempt to 0 10 20 Miles and the repulse of other attacks ym i a battle bejow Viipuri was report? UnWllHOl' UOCRtl ed today by the innish high com 1 The inns heavy losses I or Court 1 erm As Reserve Officer valorem tax might be the solu Williamson director tervice also made a snort taiK 'Cftmties represented at the con gress included Travis ayette I son Tom Graan Lonvho nim ble Nolan Dallas Palp DinX Brazos? Caldwell'? Burnett Lampasas TEX ASSELSMOLOG 1ST DIES AT ORT WORTH ORT WORTH eb Raymond 38 seismolo gist and assistant manager of the Independent Exploration company died' Monday at his home hereaft CT a Rcart attack A former star toot naii prayer at Daniel Baker university coached the Comanche high school football team for a ycarafter grad uation Rector Of Conrod to Preach At St Andrew Church LONDON eb" Nofc' way was accusdHoday by Prime Minister Neville ChambcrlainJiPf duties as a Tisttnu turn xf nn 1 1 i ANKARA eb Tur supreme war council con vened today for a session expected to be devoted largely to plans for coordinating armed forces with' the iparmies which Great Brtiainnu rance are concentratingzin the Near East The twpv estehi allies joined with Tufkey in a mutual aid ac cordfare authoritatively reported 4 knvrt noonwikloT ftAWA K70000 mep in Syria Palestine Egypt and other Near Eastern areas ADVERTISING MAN LEAVES SMART SHOP POSITION I G' Cranston display and ad Jvertising man for Smart Shop has resign his position and left'tdday for Paris where he will take over owns business of out door advertising have enjoyed my work in Bryan 'it a splendid business and progressive city and I predict a great future! for said Mr Cranston in parting iSftMER LIBRARIAN GIVES 1 $5 TO RENTAL SHEL I TT ton nee Miss Margaret Sims for nALLAS ebWO Chester 1 4Jn a I a intH 41 ui li tan rtnllim av viOO rtrftCV of the "Zi tQ1nlun '7 Sessional club $5 for the Jjul oftJ4Rv'iand Texas Cities Gas Com IrAnlrc neenrrimfi WCCCtCd Prh to Mrs Lenora Hookfr librarian njnousstar group? jc71t ofthc two companies which 4 Pvn ri A A 1 A arc ctail dl3tnbutlOn companies ir I shaped cluster of stars males up scrvcd the'Lone Star Gas Conf Wflny 011) KQQbQ i bn fAt iMm lir 1 1 A TH A 1 A IQ 31 11 A "A Aw vww Now Available At Carnegie Library i bright intnbks Omn is UUC SUUta form the of To west of Orion is i a 1 aa ixta tnvv I 5 A I1 1 VVI UJia iu vis 14 4 1 4 iwrt HvadeS' aiid tnc rieiauesxA the former while the latter is 'a i laiwintr Aurinl lta tr rhistrr in a space not rriuch? forger thaha 1U11 liivuu' i 'Near Orion but tp the east is 1Daniel Can is Minor lesser hunting A I flrkid UDgi' VHKII Daniel Maior the 'greatei' huMng nZni'Ai Whr'Sfltest star in CanJs jlajpr 170 (j00 meters in more than day and two week bock shelfs of ijaniOl Qi wine 4 ha rinr cfnr in 1 i Canis Mmorhe brightest Is Pyoc I yen On £hs gastem horizon isIT Wv found Leo'the Lion which may bo 4 recognized bv £he curved line of 4 RENCH ORCE Kila" LOSES WAY IN DEENSE MAZE 1 20 orAjore are ktli eb by THROWERS A PARI cb 20 Two WJtUIKAb a 1 Scotepf Ships Sunk I By German? InPast Week 1 BYE ARE ENGLISH ive Planets In Western Sky Will (Give Star Gazers Rare Spectacle Will irst Be Seen riday Night This week will offer another Jabimt riday night when Mercury casion more or rare from thejwims into new low the West astronomical point of view for fivK planets may be seem The to turn their eyes to I other four enus Mars Jupiter 0 nll AUrtt fl VA Wl 1A SOPR This iin itself rather an umAual occurrence while tjio sight of the five in the relative positions 'they will hve for about two weSks is to be' caught perhaps 'once nr a AOr nr 'X I Closest to thq horizon will be I YPn nV iUflVIS I Mercury thp group' a I IACU uy pinpoint of brilliant Higher wcvaa riTr4nAV RJlfikRV 5n 1940 (By AwocUtod PKIftn ssifKfw 7 1 I gas Mr May entered thebusiness in '1909 inOhiO He servbd with the Ohio uel Supply colnpany and later with the Ar kansas Natural Gas Company Coming toTexas in 1916 to make a survey of all properties of Lpnq Hm omnanv lie later was truckloads fs)iench soldiers who appointed assistant to the sujjer lost tlieir way jn the ntaie of fron infentient of gas measurement id rnk1 aaa nnAf fiAXl tv olinufil Rll 4 "a 1 a a a 4 ha a ziT 1 1 1111 rii 1 1 1 VUK mw wer enLaugiuuivnuH bhuuw Mv nL iixvrv AAI11 YVa knvmnrQ IsfDRt in in irnr wit LftDDV man 1 hn fcnffprod at least w4 4 I T) Thinaeitirr nt riontKi from German rrenade uompanyz 4 'a ovUUnMO crviilrne vnriiVrP 0 1 fpAYittrHiPrl nn Pacro 3 wiray A te i i 1 I'M I Jin i 1 1 i 1 1 Nliltt 1 1 1 i 31 i if i fi Skj iV i ZaitlUNINGRAD 1 i Ddiibtfulf Two Others 2 1 LONDONeb Bnt authorities'" asserted today that last British abd losses5 were of thewarrf but said four German4ubnarineB definitely and two Others were believed de sti'oyed by the navy or air "frftee 1 The Admiraltlisted five Brit I 'ish" and Ib 'neutraL ships as? lost WAR COUNCIL ALTMARK LET TURKEY IN REE TO SAIL OSLO SiAlfcb IGNORE BRITISH jBEMANti OR 1NTERNMENT PRISON SHH Mrs of ranklin was brought to Bryan this moni' frig Tor special treatment of pneu vnonia Mrs O'Neal is a patient at Wilkerson Memorial clinKf following admissions are re 'ported at SL Joseph hospital: Ed ward Lanlroh of Borger Allen Military Academy student pneu monia Miss Evelyn Curling'' daughter of Mr and Mrs ElmerCurling of east 2 1st street surgi cal Miss Louise Beal Rotite 2 jsurgical A party going fo Houston lo to see With the Mice Will RftfYntK MlRS lUtlUUl'U 4UV iL Eleanor McDonald Mrs Lee Mike inflicted on the Russians iTOrepuls Mrs Sam Eberstedt and Mrs ing an attack at Taipale Jones hey expect to return to Bryan tonight MRS ERGUSON URGED TO RUN OR GOVERNOR I HUSBAND SAYS RECEIVES 8 MANY LETTERS ON 1 I SUBJECT inerAiovernor James rergusyn i day said hisfe'teice the ehef tax for pa on a 1 of the state ad Texas was giving to nfopOs Russians Reach Summa Negro Off erg to Turn Stool Pigeon' In Return for reedom Jackson Negro indicted by 'a 1937 grand jury for horse theft was arrested by county rf ficers Monday afternoon on Main street and lodged in the couiity jail 's A' Jackson who has many aliases i made a strong plea for freedom of i fering to tarn up many alleged law i violators if Sheriff Horace Reed would turn him loose In view the fact that he had used the eame method elsewhere to secure his freedom without serving the ends of justice Sheriff Reed turned a deaf ear to his plea i Jackson Also is wanted in 'Bur leson county on a charge of horse thieving SECOND MEMBER AMILY 3 KILLED BY MKT TRAIN 4 PITTSBURGH 'eb The body of Earl Martin 27 evidently killed by westbound freight train was found at day light Monday beside the railroad right of way a quarter Of mle' west of Newsome Camp county! 5 The spot is within two miles jaf where Martin'sOfathej Hoyt Majr tm was killed by a train ten years ago Martin unmarried is survived by his mother NOTED BANKER DIES NEW YORK eb? William Perkins 82 president of the Bank of America before iLv? merger with the National City bank in 1931 died of a heart at tack Monday in his apartment at the Hotel Vanderbilt A bachelor Perkins is survived by a sister in Athens Pa who re quested that thbody be shipped there far burial Warplane Attacks AreReportedOn English Shipping LONDON eb (PjWide sread German warplane attacks on shipping off the east coast of England were reported today Radio operators heard an from at least one vessel li Chaplain In Organization Now '1 With Rank of Major 's 'J Andrew chaplain inha "PibeSko Officer organization of States army with tbjr rank of captain has 'been pro to therank of major I)r Andrew received notice ''of I bis promotion Tuesday from Jhe department of: the adjutant gen eral US Army Washington MayChosenHead Community GasTexas Cities Co Mrs she visited with her sonV? Currie and family She will leave in the morning forEldorado Ark where she will visit with another son Mr and' Mrs Monty and'family Mrs" PottsoT Waco was jin 'Bryan Monday'afternoon to at tend the funeral of (he baby daugh ter of friends Mr and Mrs JaeeHowcll Mrs Potts formerly jJiVcd at College Statidn and is re membered by many friendshere as Miss Esther Davis i Jn the sky' will be Jupitcr and then I'WT 7 I 1 4 venus urignufsv pa mic jm both shining with a blue tinge This contrasts with oi Sat? urn which' is next highlit and with thereii of Mars fartheret 'from' the horizon I Mercury close? tcT the sun than 1 will disappear ifrom vic in about two weeks from time it makes sion again Tuesday morning and Lt gops' aropjid the if new indictments are returufid" st)n jn gg days wh'itWUpiter mrich al wivill dnwn fnJ: Ct i LtlVOV WK JU1UIV1 trial after the report is made tpkes ni aply twelve' wars The docket fixed Tuesday morn QBjr ing is as follows and runs through) jnadditronto the five planqts the third and jourtn wccks oi imjj thfe winter constellations are now pi esent term: 1 Monday eb 26 The State of Texas ys loydWilliams (theft of 'hog The State oTexas vs Wesley Miles (thefY'of The'State of Texas vs Chdrlie Johnsen (theft of The State of Texas vs Willie Johnson (theft of chickens) The State of Tclas Vs Daniel Washington (burglary) The State of Texas Washington (burglary) The State of Texas Washington (burglary) The State of Texas vs Washington (burglary) The State of Texas vs Washington (burglary) eb The State of Texas Wilborenn hwMtl' I UliVKsUXhU ATho State of Texas I1 sdmetinieR rdfcjred to as the Massey (driving xar intoxicated) Wednesday eb 28 The State of Texas vs Joe Met 1 fka child desertion 4 i 1 ine ouilp UA acxusvs tuia Mason (assajilt to tnurdor) The State of Texas vs Booker Robinson (assault to murder) Thursday eb 29 State of Texas' vs Intennlt In nmrdprl 1 riday March 1 The of Albvrcx (muidej 'TfrPStatr of Texas ys 'Mack Tory (burglary "The Statp of Texas vs lliill (assault to murder) The StatoYof Texas vs? Stanley Stark 3 (wife and child desertion) The Stale of Texas vs Roy WiU ker (child desertion) Black arrow on tbi map indicate the conre of the RuaaimSx drive fccro th Karelian offensive in its 16th ached the ot zu mns ax laiarfess city auu The drive follows the Leninrad Vn pun railway Black row forking off toward Kamara indicate a flanking move went inn inited the deep Mannerheim line defense (indicated by vertical line) were holding firm and admitted anctherc Russian path east of Muolaa had reached the defense line ai rctair distribution companies pany the wholesale end of' system? Mrt Blay succeeds the late I Bji Dennm'g Sr who in addi tion to bfingpresident of the Lone Star Gas Corporation was also president of these companies i JL IIaw wtlaizazte AiinV ii bimv eicc lmjii uiuvi inu al head of a gas svstent serv towns ano ciuie tiwui varnegie Eioiary are annuuuceu Central Texis and Southern Okla by the librarian Mrs Lenora the largest 'systemn Hooker The books on the rental the Sourhycst The system ex shelf are available at a cost of ten tends from Hollis and Purcell cents per week or two cents per Okla bn the north to Round Rock day When they 'are paid for with and College Station on the south rentals they are placed on the fteeand om San Angelo on the west shelves to Sulfur 'Springs and jClarks The new bo'oks are as follows: ville on the cast It also i includes Rental books: Huxley After El Paso and Galveston which are many a tfie main pipe line system 's Priestley Let the 'people sing A man in the natural Chambers Too like the 'lightning Baldwin White magic Scven day books: Bridge our part setting? Harsanyi The 'star gazer Romains Verdun Phelps Autobiography with letters Alex ander The cruise' of the raider New Orleans city guide rTwo week books: Kyle unda ptentals of farming and farm life Rusten 'The education of Hyman I Kaplan Johnson The making of a I wife Thoreau Bates The passing or tne Aoung iViittUV I mt ported I iThiS company was absorbed by lines Seymour The garden ency I riwita nJ i T) rn In null in i Ytf'ung Barbara Pickn a Democrat Little Rock Ark very nicety adorned 'this ofa at a tea given for Republican National committee member in Wahington by Sen and Mrs Arthurian denberg (R Arthur Jr (left) and Walked Tnwn GOP committeeman rom was in WashiBEton to name the place and day vention JUie national con i i XL i S'" SIMM r'.