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Bryan-College Station Eagle from Bryan, Texas • 3

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Happenings ties Ju ris I I 1 Dt VI if Pofrlort orth who nancd chait man of the nominat 1 RADIO Sing I I Miss Betty Jean Snyder student 'at Baylor University in Waco is 1 VP She oretold Crash NC $630 nd up LSEIBERLING 11 JI Use Our 5 EasyTerma Olf He 11 to 1 is li ly Let us prepare your car for Winter driv ing Satisfaction guaranteed Twelve years service station work inBryan i one nA 11 ijl i ds ind Q5 iPR' and 'ti vill the sas xni' Wfr ge cas rdl ue ell try auty 105lleh llejjc day ines i Its and his family from Houston are also to visit her and her family at the same time Mr and Mrs Lil Dimmitt and daughter Miss MaryVirginiaare in Dallas for the Aggie game ii in I Ul mU lw iMis Howell and Mrs trusteCg the endowment fund beep the recipients The fohncr day commit 8d he no hi Legislature will be toastmaster Last Session Saturday The Saturday morning session will include papers by Hud son of the Iowa Park Herald Swann Harding Scientific Editor S' I'1' Delco and Southland Batteries 1 i Phone Bryan 634 iremen were called to the home of Chester Higgs on Duncan street riday afternoon where gas had ignited after a connection with a stove had worked loose The floor and wall were damaged i irv: unar es a uevau Kilgore s' Daily News Herald and tore ItKc Carol Peacocke (above) as signed to write a high chool journalism story at ife Wash turned in "Narrows Bridge Col day the bridge at Tacoma did collapse H'R ox Will Go On Sunday Morning IL' ox owner and publisher of the Madisonville Meteor who has won national notice as the will be in ciation Paul Yates a a noon Sign off Letterheads Letterheads are your repre sentatives to your correspon dents Do not slight this hn portant piece of printing Let us give you satisfaction on that letterhead order at rea sonable charge Eagle Printing Co Mainly About olks Texas Editorial Association Meet Will Bring Veterans of Newspaper World Together At Brownsville Serv Service Station JOE HAVEL Propr Texaco Products 307 West 26th St 11:25 a Sign on Weather of Popular music' Announcement was made by the Army recruiting office at the court house Saturday morning of a number of vacancies in the Air young men with high school diplomas or a journey rating in a skilled trade In quiries should be made in person or by letter to the recruiting of fice The vacancies include 40 at Kelly ield 30 at Barksdale ield La and 80 for the Puerto Rico Air Corps base LOOSE GAS CONNECTION CAUSES IRE IN ftOME t4 COLLEGE STATION Noy Announcement of the opening of the Swift Essay Contest for stu dents majoring in animal husban dry at Texas A College this past week started Leslie Gentry of Henrietta and one of the con 1 i 1 I I 1 3 11 I I WW A A other contests and awards are 1 niainrc in IO aillUUU liuauanu School of Agriculture at the col lege Winner of the Swift contest is given an all expense trip to Chica go to attend the International Live stock Show Subject of the essay is assigned by the sponsor and the best one on the subject twins the prize Members of the livestock judg ing team of four men win trips to all major judging contests includ ing those at the International in Chicago ort Worth and Houston as well as several lesser known ones over Texas Medals are to winners at those shows Members of the meats team also make the big trips and likewise can win medals Cash cups and njedals are given SEIBERLING I IM Mr L' Henderson returned today fiom a stay in Washington She was met at Hearne by Mr Henderson and the daughter Mrs Charley Bcaid Mr and Mrs Earl Tatum were among those going to Dallas earlv this morning to see the Ag gie SMU football clash this aft ernoon They expect to return to Bryan tonight Mr and Mrs McInnis are spending this eek end in Dallas as guests of friends and will also attend the ball game this after boon when the Aggies meet SMU a MrShnd Mrs Rufus Davis and children of Hempstead spent today with friends in Bryam Russell Hillier and Joe White fnllnwwl the crowds today going to Dallas for the big football game Mrs Siecke and her daughter in law Mrs Paul Siecke who is visiting her were among the College Station shoppers in Bryan yesterday afternoon Mrs Zelma Booth arrived today from her home in Dallas to spend two weeks with her sen A Booth and family On Thursday Of I mica pAnth dflliuh JUn ter and sister will spend the day here and return with Mrs Booth to pallas Port Arthur Man HewLeagueHead Meet At Temple I ORT V()RTJI Nov P) The la ague of Texas Municipal! ties riday elected City Manager Bill Taylor of Port Arthur as its president for the next year and created the new post of executive advisor for the retiring president City Attorney Rouej of ort Worth Temple was chosen for the 1941 convention In a scries of resolutions adopt ed at the 1 closing session of its threc day "convention here the league formulated a broad legisla tive program designed chiefly to relieve the strained financial con dition of more Texas cities Six vice presidcntswere elected They are Ross Rogers mayor of Amarillo Roger Moore mayor of 'Seguin: Scarborough mayor of Coleman Phil Hambur ger city commissioner of Houston Mitchell utilities commission er at Greenville and Hugh Cluck mayor of Laredo Mitchell and Cluck nre new members of the vice presidential roster succeeding Taylor who was elevated to the presidency and Mayor "AshbyJr of Uvalde who will retire from qffice in Janua: A McAdams of Austin for nrerly executive secretary of the league henceforth will be called executive director PER MAN WASHINGTON Nov 9 (A1) American wallets bulged with an average of $62 GG per person in coin and currency on October 31 the treasury calculated riday This was $102 more than a month ago and was the highest per capita circulation figure in the history except for a few' days the 1933 banking holiday on character and spiritual educa tion and Mrs William Parsons 4 a hAnrH i Ol waeu was namvu vv vv visiting this week end in tho home of her parents Mr and Mrs Roy WSnyder Mrs Snyder will leave Monday for Marshalltown! Iowa to visit her mother Mrs Dora Parsons who fell down some steps and fractured both wrists last Monday Rev and Mrs Brown and Harvey Hatcher were in Houston riday on business for the irst Baptist church College Station A Price recently made as sistant editor of the Texas A Extension Service went on the special train today to Dallas to spend the eek end with his wife Mrs 0 Simpson leaving fdr San Diego where Mr Simpson called Ma rine as a reserve officer al ready is with his outfit VACANCIES OR YOUNG MEN IN AIR CORPS i General Milan Nedic (above) Yugoslavian minister of war re hi poat reportedly be cauae i government order had prevented hi troop from! fir ing on plane whieh bombed Bitolj Now the government ha promised it would anjwer such attack with "armed force la Sponsored By Amiga Class Of irst Methodist A An art exhibit of 150 colored prints will be on display in the gymnasium of Travis school on Nov 13 11 and 15 from 8:30 until 6:00 with a small admission charge The exhibit is sponsored by the Amiga class of the irst Methodist church The entire proceeds will be used to purchase pictures for the Methodist church buildings Orders 'for pictures at reduced prices be taken from the general public I Everyone is eordially invited to AILURE ITALY NOT DISPLEASING TO GERMANY ANKARA Turkey Nov 9 UP) The Turkish radio remarked ri day night that failure in is not displeasing to Ger many' and cited these 1 "Germany doesn't like the Italian policy of conserving its own strength while Get many doe all the 2 "Italy's strength hinders Ger many in efforts to reach an agiee ment with rance If Italy were weakened and militarily embar Germany could more easily fence Italy to renounce part of her claims on rance" 3 is flattered by the inference that only Gel many can manage a MARRIAGE LICENSES Mashburn and Mary Lou ise Williamson BE SAER ON THE HEW BILL EXPECTED ME TO VOTE SOON of Local National of ederal Employees tlay that the Ramspck to come up for a voteshnrtlv isurc which extends an civil ben ice to a igeniies previously' not ler thi civil service is committee lently anticipated that posed of within a few Congress reconvenes lerul workers in he vi illege Station and Bry weted notably those intural Adjustment Ad aun Security Ad and Bureau of Agii onomics IT WOMEN tO MEET MONDAY RADIO STATION WTAW PROGRAM OR SUNDAY 30 a Sign on Musical Moments 8:45 a Roan's Chapel ers 9:00 a Boys Town I 9:30 a Sign off' I hospitalities in Mex were guests at din by Mr and Mrs Cor 1 11 kI i wiring the first pait of Later they were and Mrs Sol? a football tally held isity Club followed by he Sollenberger resi riday night during season members of tn colony here meet ersity Club to review i record and pick their the following Satur Mr Sollenberger is te of the Standard Oil JMexico thcr events attended junl fiesta a tea and the Young Women's gsociation of the na il The Bryan visitors plots at luncheon at i ouse of Christ Church Mexico City wing is reproduced lish text page of Nov jlsior one of the lead ters of Mexico City: their guest Mrs Sr of Bryan Texas 1 Curtis Vinson enter i cocktails and buffet Heir residence Merida Innin Roma last night i Included poinsettias ti loses The guest list olonel Gordon IL Mc Militaiy Attache and Consul and Shaw Dr ie Minister and Mrs Jind Mrs Piper i is Ben Meyer Mr Iward Muigan Mrs 1 Boal Mr Arthur Mr and Mis Mr and Mrs Erby Mrs Leo A Eistet Cortesi Mr and A Mr and Christie and Mrs Morgati ent at news of the bi other recently re ciusd Mrs Haswell nl' iocial affairs fur the orget Rancors Of Campaign Is Rogers9 Appeal NAVASOTA Nov An appeal to tlie people of East Texas to Iqy aside the differences which have developed during national po liticals campaign just ended and unite their efforts to solve the two critical problems of national de fense and economic restoration of tho nation was issued here today by John Rogers president of the East Texas Chamber of Com merce national political campaign has engendered violent differences of opinion among citizens in every state in the said Rogers Texas we are fortunate in that we know how to take our political campaigns without building up lasting hatreds and bitterness "In this critical hour' however it'i the duty of every American to forget the campaign that has just closed regardless of whether the individual candidates that" he sup ported won or lost and resume our normal activity 1 nation has two big jobs 1 ahead td carry out our defense program speedily and efficiently to protect us trom enemies wiui out to rebuild our internal economic structure so that there shall be no danger of collapse from within i is a tribute to our American way of that free men have the right and the opportunity to discuss political issues freely and) fplly and to present their diver gent views without censorship or fear of reprisal It is likewise a toy our American heritage that when the discussion is over and the issue has been decided by the ballots of the people we can reconcile our divergent views and work together for the things which make America the best place on eartft to live is a Vital need for unity of purpose such as we have never before known in America today as a 'convincing demonstration to those who would force other politi cal ideologies upon us that func tioning of our Democratic processes strengthens rather than weakens our unity of purpose and action Let the people of Texas lead the way for the nation to resume purl task of preserving America and I her institutions under the leader 1 ship selected by the majority un 1 der the Democratic ij President Rooevelt upon hi return to the capital Wallace (right) vice pre ideal elect Riding in an open cr station plaza and along Pennsylvania avenue to the white 'h 3 of the Christian iety of the it's! Meth iU have no meeting night at ellowship ill join with the entire their Week of Prayer jnesday night 1 DMA TO ATTEND PTIST CONVENTION Gunter will go to Monday to attend the "Ithe State Baptist con Je held during the weekr is president of the Missionary Society' of laptist Churh and will i the woman's program It with her mother Mrs i and other relatives Social Calendar 'Tneadav The Art group of the College Social club will meet at 8:30 a at the home of Mrs Callender Oakwood All members are urged to be pres ent The (fampus Study Club will meet Tuesday at 3:00 in Sbisa hall annex Where They Go And What They Do Mr and Mrs Sam Tal ker and daughter Della Margaret will go to Dallas fur the Aggic SMU game and will be guests in the home of Mrs Windrow Mr and Mrs" Mitchell Mr and Mrs John Seeley Caldwell Mr and Mrx Todd Jr and Mr ml Mrs McCullough are among thosee who went to Dallas today to see the football game This group with some other Bryanrii A rxin'fg nf Mr and Ml 3 George Lescher MacGregor after the game for a cocktail party Bob Bernath and Miss Kate Par ker drove to Dallas today for the football game At Dallas they met Mrs Parker and Dri and Mrs Henry Grammer of Worth who saw the game with them A A 4 4 rvwi nonflu cplpctpil unitea oiates ueyaiuneuv ut culture Washington Meis I council which will help the offi ter Yoakum Daily Herald Eli ceis in promoting activities of the Merriman past president of the senior class Association of Corpus Christi! Olive Ruth Hensarling of Bryan Ben Harigel LaGrange Journal is one of the students selected to Committees will report a me serve On the council which iacom morial service will be held and posed of nine boys and nine gin IT look liko a "million" It rid lik a It will hold your car ateadT on wt tlippery November road It a th" Seiberling Tii Mad aa only Sibetlihg know how with th tamou Sibrling rubber tread that weare and wear with th tough Seiberling Super Strength cord that give extra blowout pro tection as well aa extra mileage wn i iha biaaeat "money 'o of lire you caw get cods to 11 TODAY Take advantage oi our liberal trade in allowance tk I vi 'tar you need tor your holiday driving 7 nsi I 1 igh eaiy Eajt news 11:30 11:45 1200 HTY Nov Mis Sr and Mrs Tyler Bryan Texas who (rationing in Mexico ast month added a 1 to their Mexican itly when they saw ion perhaps the out ninine exponent of dispatch two bulls in tPJnrn on nit fit nf fh IlVIUV) a se of Mexico Jie performance for aide a special trip to exas visitors met the ejoneadora matadora one of her specially expressed pleasure them to their first rn in and a her life in Peru iron is an American reason of her ability both on horseback 1 rapidly becoming a tijct offit exican bullfight fans I ihjiIaVu (JCVIUMHIt IUC iioivvio journeyed to Toluca I ly Every riday han 1 jest ate displayed in Beginning Today Battery Recharging 50c Phone us when Jour car start DALLAS Nov Austin was selected riday night as the next convention city of the Texas Congiess of Parent Teachers The 1723 registered delegates picked Austin over Houston San Angelo and McAllen The convention voted that dis in the luture reveit i to a two year term instead of the I 1 1 loe Mnar inrct yvai unni ouvpwu Mrs IL Godeke of Lubbock wn reelected parliamentarian re ys A lizin warts a Ion at the Toluca mar nanle(1 chairman of the committee IHVgVNV nnu Hivaw I Af SUL 1 1 ZtaV Al VM tisits to spots of spe IMis tee was combined with the endow ment committee Dr AV Irvin of Lubbock was ing committee for 1941 state of ficers Other committee members are atheree Abilene Mrs 11 Mooie Deport Mrs IL Becker Houston and Mrs: Hal Bybee Austin Mrs Jack Little of Dallas was named chairman of the committee to nominate state chairmen Other committee members are Mis James Day Rotan Mrs Martin' Brackettville Mrs A Morgan Beaumont and isher Corpus Christi District Judge Sarah Hughes of Dallas addressed the convention in its closing session Will Exhibit Prints At Travis Next Week of winners and members of the fac eburne will be week end guests ulty The award carries the signiD the ome of their? daughter fication of the winners being the Norman Anderson Mrs An outstanding students in their Ason's brother Hugh Dunlap classes in the' entire paiwi riculture the largest in the world The Union Stock Yards of Chi cago offer a summer trip to Chica go and all expenses paid to one member of the junior class who has done outstanding work in the study of liveseock in all its phases rom the amount of travel the winners receive it might be a good idea to invent the slogan Study Animal Husbandry and bee Amer to replace the one the Navy and See the INLUENZA ON INCREASE SAY HEALTH AUTHORITIES AUSTIN Nov 9 Prevalence of influenza in Texa increased 89 per cent in the four week pe riod ending Nov 9 over the pre vious month's total cases accord ing to Dr Geo AV Cox State Health Officer Cox pointed out that the present prevalence of colds and more serious affections of the up per respiratoiy tract places a def inite responsibility upon the: pub lic Mass control measures are not especially adaptable to this prob lem However personal concern both for oneself and for others can do much if not to reduce the number of infections at least to effect the individual's recovery Quits War Post At Union Station in Washington hi ucceful running mate Henry A received the cheer of thousand in the House Many Contests And Awards Open To I Anial Husbandry Students AlAM I 4 Inquiry Shows Student AH Major land Home Program (viaTQN the best riders and ropers at we not earned over annual college rodeo and freshmen Parnell poultry husbandry depart and sophomores mayjvin medals in ment of the livestock judging contests held Texas lock Dr bv the department of animal hus Taylor head of fish and game de bandry at the college each partment Sportsmen to the In addition the department stages and Apple depart search to see what a western met of horucu ure 1 Wn are onen at tne coucae anu oi uivuaiu to animal husbandry majors in the I tests may win boots oe is aim bons tor tne nest siiowiuaniut The Saddle and Sirloin Club of Chicago annually presents books oq livestock and medals to winners in the essay contest sponsored by that organizatiori Probably the one carrying the greatest honor is the Danforth ellowships two for juniors and one for freshmen which carry an inspection tour of the Danfoi th Mills in St Louis and then four waal a of summer camp on the shores of Lake Michigan Winners of these awards are selected by a pERSoNALS committee composed of former Mr and Mrs Dunlap Mary Alice Saunders Will Be Bride of Hall Jr Mr and Mis A Saunders announce the engagement and ap proaching marriage of their daugh ter Mary Alice to Hall Jr son of Mr and Mrs Hall The marriage will be solemnized December 27 at 6:30 p' at the irst Presbyterian church State PT A Group Names Austin As Convention City Leader News Mrs Lee noun nee I of the Bryan Daily Eagle Allen Cf Bartlett Houston Press and rjjnk I King chief of the Dallas Bureau £4 i WTS BAILEY of the Associated Press I prMiaent Texa Editorial tish try rianneu Thursda noon there will be officers will be electedM this fish fry at Port Isabel with busses clob to lurnisn transportation Pamipw with the Cen groti and Light Company as ville Herald and James Hawip nf San director master monies The luncheon will be fol erU 'will ki AWM nV UMIIW sight seeing trip to the port of lowed by a trip over Bayview Brownsville 8 Battle Grounds! Air Port and over the city Judge MaCUSOnVUleEditor Harbert Davenport will tallc on Battle of Palo 1 Thursday night there will be' a banquet at the Matamoros Cafe the groupbeing guests of 4 the Brownsville chamber of commerce and Col Talbot will be toastmas er Program Tv 3 4 tvvzi rr will include papers by Car the air over TAW Sunday jnorn 4 raway Mineola Monitor Louis ing at 9 Director John ranke of the Advisory Commis Rosser stated he understood Editor sion to the National Detense uoun to give lueuuvu cil Jack United Press1 the quirks and slants of some of Kansas City Charles Devall his contemporaries in this section Kilgoie Daily News Herald andr Mr ox will supply an added at president of the Texs Press Asso traction in the person of a ciation Paul Yates Austin son 'county Negro who is 'reputed Daily Tribune Richardson to be so lifelike an imator of barn arm 'and Ranch Dallas A I yardnoises and sounds that live Jackson chief division of publica stock and poultry appear at ease tions Texas Agricultural loxpen wnile ne is perionniiig Luncheon will be at Mission as METHODIST MEET a courtesy of tne Mission vnam iuucuu bcr of Commerce with Joe Cooki of the Mission Times as toastmas The Society of Chris ter I tian Service of the irst Methodist The luncheon will be followed by church 'will hold special services a sight seeing trip through the Rioj to 17 for the annual week Giande Valley and then the group of prayer I will be taken to Reynosa Mexico: All the circleswill meet together for a game dinner at Place Wednesday afternoon and Wednes at which the Rio Grande Valley Gas day evening at ellowship Hall Company will bp host Rep HomerThere will be no circle meetings Leonard in line for the speaker Monday except Group 5 which ship in the next session of the meets as usual Monday evening BRYAN STUDENT NAMEDam ta di DTriN rm INCH 1 STEPHENVILLE Nov 9 The senior class officers of John Tarlc ton College Stephenville have re the senior class CMemUs of the Texas Editorial Association and their friends will p' ww 'It TT1 "1 gather at uruwnsvine Nov 14 for the annual three meeting This will be the 29th an nual convention of the Associa tion All sessions will be held at i the El Jardin hotel' I The convention will be called to order Thursday morning by President Lewis Bailey of the' Dallas Journal and Col Talbot vice president and general manager of the Brownsville Cham ber of Commerce will welcome the group: red Massengill Sr of the Terrell Daily Tribune respond On program will be talks by Harry Hornby Uvalde! 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