Bryan-College Station Eagle from Bryan, Texas • 4

THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE RIDAY this riiPiotis wnmn PAVEMENT CLfiSSilEO ADVERTISEMENTS I 11 rRte Two cents per word first insertion: one cent per word each I 3 tubeequent consecutive time Minimum charge cents first insertion IE nAiltii fnlirtttrlnkr ibnA i'auh BilvanAu trx tiiiua mil lmvh or Sale Wish All ap ib Ip till I HJK WAT I a 10:00 a to 9:00 in Work Wanted SEED ERTILIZER Colson Company COMPLETE LINE GARDEN I or Commit loner Precinct No 3: Three or four Box ADM care or Wanted to Bur or Selective Service Problem was 2 1457 USED CARS Repairing ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEANERS1 0AK McKenzie cJ i attorney at law SALES ard SERVICE ni' pi STATE ARM COMPANIES a mmaiimc tz zinAO bu Zagir Want Ads bring results By HAMLnw ALLEY OOP 3V to at Rv RED HARMAN RED RYDER 1U" £AS SCARE VCrt 'WO County Attorney: DAVIS GRANT affairs in honor of her 18th birth day County Clerk: A SYPTAK (Re Election) 'Ou CAN MAKE ICE BOX COOKIES IN A GAS STOVE PHILIP A AWEzAvaee Wisconsin ENTER THE EARTHS ATMOSPHERE YEARLY ONLY A EW THOUSAND GET THROUGH WITHOUT BEING BURNED UP I BY RICTION OP THESELES5 'THAN A THOUSAND ARE LARGE ENOUGH TOBE RECOGNIZED Wh ST Stere SWVtCE THEM AH" 214 25th St I MV 8JUT OPR BY NtA SERVICE INC i REQ PAT 17 gal 50 gaL 43 fret RANK KRC (Re Election) It EG MUND' PORTERIELD moving and hauling 1 Call JJeaitl nt Sprolez Motor reight! Luu Rhone 2 2835 or residence I McKenxie Baldwin Business Collete Bid 702 South Washington SPELLED BACKWARDS IS RADAR One to fifty acres near Bryan Write Eagle Pox 54 or Congress 6th District: CAPT LYNN GRIITH JOE COWLEY bedrooms lot This home condition Priced Wtllinm PrnMn "7 ra pyre the hump William (HAT tSNri Trtt A'iSwCK' ass' i iTTitr f'EAftE'? KXlf HEW Today Mrs Ima Hardin is bask ing in the sunshine of having done a good Job or some weeks she has been teaching Troop No I of the Girl Scouts directed by Mrs Edge first aid The class closet! yesterday and ns a parting gift the girls presented Mrs Hardin with a beautiful Mex ican trjiy And was she over come with surprise and apprecia tion! We believe in youngsters being taught 'to express apprecia tion for favors done And zkrr Than one hale dozen are found EACH YEAR AND TURNED IN TO MUSEUMS 7 orty years ago today rank" Zubik arrived in' Bryan from Chechoslovakia He landed at Galveston rode the train to Bryan and from Bryan walked to Wheelock 18 miles He remem bers that the ground was frozen and covered 'with snow? His friends were to meet him here but on account of the cold did not come hence he had to walk but with separate leadenhip that will cooperate in bothpeace and war Another is that the question of the size of the force to be maintained has not been settled by Con gross though the Army high command may have definite ideas of what it should be and a third is that no military man is yet quite sure of what sort of training should be stressed for the future in view of scientific developments in the waging of war But these problems must be solved and the issue of Selective Service continuance or not met and met squarely And time in which to do this is limited each eentt each following Ilina Caah In advance to those not having regular advertising accounts ECHOLS LIE INSURANCE ON ALL PLANS ACES 1 DAV TO 68 YEARS Annua! Premium Rate Per SI 000 'A Low as 1802 at age 25 RoomS Parker Bldg Over Canadv' Drug Prone 2 1576 Thanks for an invitation to at tend the Ribie dedication service I at A Consolidated school Beautiful 5 hon spacious perfect INSURANCE ALL KINDS OVER AGGIELAND STUtilO Phone 41132 Rea Phone 27679 AND IELD SEED BRYAN EED SEED CO Phone 21204 1 04 East 20th I ji Cnhe Cazell Washington writes he get along with out th Eagle As doesM'T Owens of Arlington Va ountain and Bob Bcrnath in visiting Milton is preparing to move his office to the Brazos Valley where he won't have to climb stairs He has promised us a visit to the Valley to see his new shop Believe it Ar not we received a Christmas gift on yesterday Late but appreciated none the less A pair of hose Orchids go to Georgia Botting I daughter' of Mrs Beulah Boating who is celebrating her birthday Georgia is a student ut Texas State College for Women and Is arriving on this train She will ellowship 6 Evening! worship 7 We published these for our own benefit CULPEPPER Associates: Paul Jones Charles Armstrong Claude Bearden WANTED TO BUY A We Pay Top Prices MIT LEE CO 27th and Bryan Avenue Al Gootison of Houston a class mate of Davis Grant at Rice In stitute is in Bryan for a few days We lire urging him to come to Bryan to live So far we have had no success However is much pueased with Bryan and its people Tonight there is be ing held Jewish Religious servi ces in Sbisa Hall The? guest speaker is Dr rank Hall His subject Christian Speaks for Palestine" We are getting some 'place when we begin to be neighborly al home The Aggies more than redeem? ed the three defeats they havf suffered nt the hands of the team this season by trouncing Hint' ten on the local court last night by score of 41 19 Baptist ladies on the A 4 campus met this week at theshome of Mrs A iMitchell to organize a missionary six iety Clark uns elected president Officers of the nefvly organized and club at Tnhor are Aubrey Moore president Nor man Hairis vice president Miss Lola Mae Broach secretary MUs Mary Locke chib leader JOHN EGAN an vie Phone 46964 1 Colizie Station 6 rolls JH msh sttxk wire 1 roll heavy 5 foot poultry wire Two section tooth harrow preeeure sprayert eel i barrel with Rd half inch hardware cloth1 Binry Phore 4 4r44 lEGArf ICANN lG'XE ND SA ANNOUNCES TEMPORARY OICE AT 408 NO AVE Phonz 2 7914 0 Bns 1555 COLLEGE STATION TEXAS Wanted Girls to tyork in College Cafeteria Experience not necessary Annly at Dining Hail Office in Shisa Ask Tor Mr Brittain ATTENTION CALL 2 START The Houston Chronicle DAILY To Your Home EX SERVICEMEN DELIVERY HELP THESE BOYS College Statkjn Texas Cheap conveniently located at pre war price A real bargain today Toasted Peanuts" The Earle Classified column quickly put you in Louth with a buyer for those second hand itetan Dr Krenek DENTIST Announces hi return from mill tary" service and the reopening of his office at 306A West 28th trees PHONE 2 1532 i Bryan Ph Main Street ENTRANCE IM WEST Over Drun Sunday Mornhitrn BABf CHICKS APPROVED Light or Heavy Breed BRYAN EED SEED CO Phone 21204 104 Em 20th COLLEGE room Luge is in right HIGHWAY 21 modern country home all con teftienees 10 seres of landmodern dairy barn chicken houses A good buy with im mediate possession NALL LANE A lovely 5 room brick veneer large lot double garage perfect condition Pric ed to sell withimmediate pos session 7 LEONARD' Dairy farm 46 acres of land 5 room house "with all conveniences foul vnules from Bryan This place can be bought on easy terms with immediate possession EAST 25TH New 5 room house with two lots just com pleted and ready to move into CAV1TT lively 5 room home double garage large lot This is a new home well con structed and ready for occu pancy COLLEGE HILLS Beautiful 5 room house screen ed porch spacious wooded grounds Immediate possession NORTH HASWELL Ideal ranch style 7 room brick house modern in every detail furnished or unfurnished We have other residential and business property If you wish to sell list your property with CULPEPPER REALTY' COM INCOME TAX RETURNS PREPARED 10:00 a to 9:00 tn MICKLE 2215 College Road Ph 2 1272 warmer Shave Master kerosene Range flood light attic fan deep frieze and kitchen range hoc! witly fan vent and light Bfcyan Pefrigeration and Supply Co 214 Phone 2 1496 MOTOR CO ILL Whitlev College Rd Ph 2 7009 seivice of some passersby who lifted the car off Adams and rushed him to St hospi tai about midnight Physicians found no broken bones or serious injuries Miss Petty escaped with out injury Both consider them selves lucky to be alive I One or two city lots with citv utilities wate' gas sewerage and lights in fstem p'rt of citv See RoKprt DdHrd Phone 2 Mr and Mrs red Wimberley went to Marlin on yesterday to attend the Central Texas Here ford Breeders Association sale They report a splendid time Ole Martinsen the contractor we had not seen in some weeks Billie Jean Hearne "daughter of MrXjnd Mrs Hearne lost her pocketbook the day she went to Austin to attend the State hood Day Parade Billie Jean is a member of the Stephen Aus tin' high school hand and as she loaded on the bus she dropped her purse We are glail that we could return it to her It found by some honest person who brought it to the Eagle KRAT INSURANCE AGENCY Ph 2 2629 315 Main St Political Announcements 2 wniel trailer 16 wheelsv axle Dave Munday '301 Haswell Drive Phone 2 1236' III II MH I HUB Tomato plants today ayd Sat unlay or extra eaily toma 'toes set now in boxes pots or tin cans Transplant 'to open ground after dan ger is past Seed Store BABY CHICKS White Leghorn Day old Cockerels every Tuesday and riday at 4 each Cockerels only in White Iaghoin Also Buried Rock White Rhode Island Reds and 'White Leghorns as' hatched every Tuesday proved pullorum controlled one step above just pulloriim tested ehieks Bread Ureas Bronze poults froin flocks that have passed two consecutive tube blood clear from pullorum Kaz meier Poultry arm Bryan as Phone 2 2110 £TDLfiffll'5fRl1(l Those 2I2II Or rent baby bed Call Mrs I Cox Phone 4 1178 Visit Youngblood's JIock Buildfng at Milwy Hicko' smoked bar becue served or take some home Open until 12:00 every night Cold diinks 'x or termite 'inspection write Box 220 Bryan Texas' for details and price Help Wanted Wanted Saleslady "lfyou use Avon Cosmetics you know why it is easy 'to service' Avon cus tomers We lmvt nn opening now for able mature woman Write AVON Box ADM co Bryah phime i 3 I NG I LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE Packing Crating Drayage TINSLEY '2 2030 Office Ph 5 2 7704 Rei THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE uhliaK lndng'UIno Bryxi Tx ifly xopt BnnilM tteiefed ai the Poet Office at Br yen Texae? Abril it olaa matter under the act of Congreaa March 1 1171 LEE37ftOUNTRtE tdlter Member or Th Ataocatea Preaa Th AMKrttated Pre la exclusively entitled to use for reproduction ot an hew diepatches credited to it or not otherwise credited tn the paper and also all imwi new published herein AU right of reproduction of peclal dispatchee herein are also reserved WE oa io RADIOS WASHERS AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Bryan Refriaerahon I SNYDER 1 OCAL AGENT OR ALTHOUGH 4 IX SEVEN BILLION 1 Notices i jou save'on AUTO LOANS AND AUTO Veteran wantax pan time work afternoons Sat and Sun Exper ienced rodsman gsocery clerk anil soda dispenser Address: Box 1657 College Station Texas wife typist file clerk receptionist spies latlv or Write Box 202! College Station wife permanent Btyan resident desires bookkeeping typing clerical position Prev ious experiencReferenccs Cull 2 7555 nj Clarence Adams who was injur ed in an auto accident on last Sun hoc VnAM an uai ikk'iii naY uw ivuiuiiu tu 11 1 1 home from St hcpiuL rontpie Mt Marvaret Pettv of ranklin 2 9 1 irt had been a guest in the home of Mr Hazel Adams his mother and young Adams was taking her home Between here and Heaine Auto body repair man Good wages and win king conditions See Caile Jr nt Bryan Motor Company At "once Waitress 300 No Bryan St Call in person from 2 to 6 m' or soda fountain work Crenm land Confectionery North Gate College Station Experience not Ex servicemen with ears can earn $3bo to $600 year for few hours work earlyzStmdny morning Box 72 rare Eagle Income tax' retinns piepiiiotl Do riftt pay more than the law re quires Will call lit yrtur home or office Mickle 2215 College Road Phone 5 1272 SEWING DR McNUTT MACHINES DENTIST Any Mke Repaired Buy and Sell 708 South Main Ph 2 5036 I COUAL SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE unished duplex Shown by ap pointment only "Call 4 8604 Pre war baby buggy play pen car seat Tavlor tot and A ira iL A a Lk I1 1 1 1 A ouv win enjuj vue 1 auvit uui i DRimneuc £ee mt i ties at A A College and other College Station ma lav LftaftV VftM It'll V4 a i The celebration of the anniversary of the 'birth of George first president of the United States and one the founders of the nation brings to mind the fact that in the past isolationists have madeuse of his cau tion against entangling alliances' but in most cases have i misconstrued Jiis meaning At the time of this caution the United States was an infant nation and the great powers of Europe especially rance and Great Britain and Spain still had territorial holdings or ambitions for territory in North America With jiut doubt Washington felt that it would be better if this country at that stage kept as aloof as possible from the alliances which Were the rule in Europe and whichevery so often plunged one or more of the nations ot that con finpni intn war It would be a mistake however to believe that Wash ington was not in favor of friendly intercourse and trade with other nations This is demonstrated by the following statement made by the ather of his Country I indulge a fond perhaps an enthusiastic that the Nations are becoming more humanized in thelr'pblfcy the subjects of ambition and causes for hostility are daily diminishing and in fine that he period is' not very remote When the benefits of a liberal and free commerce will pretty generally succeed to the devastation and horrors i of war Peace with nil world is my sincere wish Thisountry is faced with many perplexing and troublesome problems Some are domestic in their naturey and some international" but all are economic in more or less degree' In this country just recovering from four years of costlj and devastating war the reconversion process has made too little headway because of differences between labor and managcmcne nnd an unheralded purchasing power is growing greater day by day with a wholly insuf ficient supply of merchandise to meet the stored up de mand Inflation and the subsequent deflation is feared by many The surest defense against deflation fa full pro duction and the more quickly this can be obtained the 5 better since this will mean full employment or shouldJ mean a job for all who desire to work and purchasing power will be maintained and merchandise will be pour out in a stream sufficient to keep up with demand In the international field nations which were trampled by war have come out with cities ruined industry destroy pr demoralized and men women and children home less ana on a siarvauon aier i ne oniy remeay lor inis con dition is for the peoples of the various nations whether former ally or foe to be able to get to work on the job of rehabilitation They will if necessary have to be able to produce if they are to live and export goods will be essential in many cases if they are to be able to establish 'credits abroad to purchase that which they need for living and do not produce in agriculture or industry There must be in the international field some of the Same developments if this situation is to be met success fully that are necessary if domestic problems are to be2 solved There must be accord and friendship among the nations and there must be enough of give and take enough of the sharing of essential things to maintain and secure the peace that has been so hardly won" Washington said that peace with all the world was his sincere wish and that should beithe wish of every American today That ideal is not impossible of attain but it never will be realized if pursued from selfish viewpoints The present Selective Service law will expire March15 and while there is much opposition to renewal in its present form so far as is known to the public neither thfe Army nor Congress has devised any other plan to meet a thing approaching a state of flux it is too early to disarm tion if occunation armies of adequate strength and a de fense organization to be retained at home can be develop ed through a process of voluntary enlistment Reports are that enlistments have been at a rate pleas antly surprising but a definite percent involves men who 1 served in World War II and won their discharge with some non commissioned rating They Ye enlist for a given period probably to go overseas and at a rate of pay that will exceed anything they can hope for in civilian life 'i Ifis the concensus that an occupation army must be maintained in Germany and in Japan for at least another may be necessary for a longer time 3 since no one fan foretell developments in either country what may happen among the allies who now are main staining occupation troops in Germany and who may soon er or later seek to share occupation duties in Japan There must also be maintained at least the nucleus of an army in this country about which a civilian army could be built if developments required And while this country and probably all others seeks a long and secure 'peace this may not be realized With the world in some situation that is generally becoming more serious and whichft I 4 tniKiii ueveiup uno somerning approaching nauanai ais aster if some solution is not found it is a grate ques and trust to the United Nations Organization to keep the peace and even if dependence is placed onthis then this 3 country will be called on to have available a trained fdree which the Security Council of the UNO Vould call on to help keep the peace if this became necessary Some members of Congress are of the opinion that the Selective Service Act cannot be renewed in its present form that there is too much opposition among the people of the to a continuance of the draft in time of peace though officially the nation still is at war I Yf A 43X121 ivawI iix rv nIlVi 44V Miill DUIMH MIUI tllV military authorities should face the nroblem nnd fienro out some plan' that would make it possible for the United I thr met without a tail States to maintain an army of adequate size and strength lhe cf raini Th pro nr nrecpnt fn nt nre it min Lf they did not ere the car until they! A a rijht on it 'Admz rather Two houses More and 26 acres the devising of anx plan other than the one which hashjin hit the car turned out but'l land 24 miles ent cn Madison been IO owed dlfticuIL One is the proposal to bring thefbo late to kten the car from turn rille Hichaay Inquire at Dun Army Navy and Air orce under one civilian secretary and into' the ditch He re ore caught under the car and I with rold trame thir badly burned from the anti freeze jnhM loi fa twentv inchw wide Mies Petty a nurze' just returned 10 oq ob)orjr mirror X3nch from overzeaM gave fir aid and I op 1S incs the alarm finally recunng the1Mrs jj Pirk njghlaI Baoy bed with inneriipring mat tress Can be seen at next to last house on Graham Drive 3 blocks south off West 26th St 1940 ord ts ton pickup good cattle bed good tires "new (leath er seats new paint job motor runs perfectly 1937 ord pick up good cattle bed new 6 ply tires new clutch new brake lin ing motor runs peifectly Dish man Pontiac C04 113 East 25th St auditorium at 3 Sunday eb 3 pood show cases 12 light fix 24 need the church and ures complete 6 seats in sets of the church needs you" is the slog j3 Collegiate hoppe an of the irst Methodist Rev (Three 2 acre lots in Williams Walter Willis is pastor Rev I addition 3 miles no: th' pf town Clyde Thomas is associate pastor just off Highway 6 Call 2 6330 and Mrs Hire mfeDownaid is between 9 a tn ard 6 church secretary 'PIf you haxet Yellow dent seed corn forgotten the hours of service Camp San Gabriel Texas Phrre here they are: Sunday School 9:45 Thorndale 1552 a Worship 10:45 a Youth One each jn Ektnf 'Moving Hauling 1 uiu iug uwiHtii lurnicure I We have just had notice from the Earl Carroll Theatre Restaur ant in Hollywood Calif that Lieut and Mrs John Perry Jr (nee Helen Thomas daughter of Dr and Mrs Thomas of College Station) were recent vis itors at Earl place while honeymooning in'Los Angeles Seated at nearby tables for the Carroll revue were George Jessel Mr and Mrs Ches mow ing machine good riding ter Morris Diana Barrymore and I panter f(rtilizer and peanut at Jimmy Durante of the film xvalkingr fertilizer di ony We are told that Carroll's Itributor walking cultivator See combines the pleasure of dining A Holtihre 308 at 23 St dancing and theater going under kuckeesUKuialor 250 egg' tts one patent leather ceding Annnpr I sene burner $24 I 1 os ter Route 2 Box 34 Half mile out on Tabor road Business Opportunity Do vou need monev to help 1 fannlv biufget (hour a dav will bring you a nice income rite Bryan Eagle or County School Superintendent: BUNTING or Commissioner Precinct No 1 NORTON BURKHALTER (Re Election) or County Commissioner Prec 2 WM CONRAD JOE OPERSTENY ES IM A MAN AGAIN BY IS A sshmshsmSsH miiimiii ih u11 ffl i I i ill I I I Il anmlimll! 1 I WtJ Pl i nJ Uli III Ji iiniu Him 1 i liHII HhIII till II1SK r' I OTi miM ii fl nJ fs "iTs aAv 4 kW 1 If IS lui AH MO MUT' YEH THEY RE A I THIS Y7 1 VAMT tiED RATIOM BAD MEMORY I OME OWES MEAT STAMPS TO HlS I BE I STAMPS THAT'S I COlECTiOM' WORTH ABOUT A GAS STAMf? TWO BlTti IM 1 but ill Take Tl ifty tears 1 I 1 TOU A LOMG 1 I uh I Time id mold mm I ThP TCaSm CmL'T 1 1 I Ur I LlWV I 4 Tn' CriEST I i a IK it zv is a A I VAtXSM feiutfiRRX JC "TTnOT IHiR re Z'S TN Il W7 WO lAVEXNc NL I KA5 SD SEE DE I I LDOit JAlXE t' ESC 1 5 7t I 4 a ft Net teh kN ra A A fe5te i V't lT 8 II r' HBHrs IM A b' 7 i' ft 1 ft a a ft a iris "A 1 i a PANY OR REIGHTING and MOVING' 1 1 1 1 1 1 call Announcing Opening of reight Co Loraine Plumbing Co Safe Dependable Service PLUMBING HEATING 3ND HOT WATER HEATER REPAIRS Phone 2 8609 05 So College McBride Owner Mgr BILL CARNES Manager Phone 2 8135 204 Weet 29th St 111 1 'V i Ha Exami1nedyes EDWARD LONDON Dr John Caldwell Interior Decorator Jewelry store 606 West 26th Street I "'ll.