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THE SHYAN Cemetery Board Told By McDonald Of New City Code At its quarterly meeting this morning in the Council Room of the City Hall, the City Cemetery Board had four of its five members present. They were, Mrs. John E. Astin, Mrs. Dona Coulter Carnes, Mrs.

Brint Morris and Miss Lucy Harrison. Following the dispatch routine business, W. T. McDonald, city attorney, talked to the group of the new Administrative Code for the City of Bryan which he had recently complied, and pointed out to them the section concerning the Bryan City Cemetery and its board of directors. The cemetery lot of Dr.

C. H. Haines was reported as a new endowment lot, thus bringing the total of endowed, perpetual care lots to 119. Mrs. R.

Q. Astin sent a report stating that all cemetery condition lots were in excellent and outlined plans for further improvements and special care which will be launched early this Fall. Announcement was made that the next board meeting would be held on the second Thursday of October at the City Hall, at 11 a.m. Jones Will Return From Special Mission In Ecaudor Shortly Mr Mrs. J.

M. Jones who been for 15 months in Quito, Ecuador, are returning home in the near future. Bryan friends have learned that the Joneses will sail from Guagaquil, and will land in New York on August 10. After a few days in New York City, Mr. and Mrs.

Jones will go to Washington, D. C. where Mr. Jones will make a report to the United Nations on work which he has accomplished while on a special mission to South 'America. About September first, Mr.

and Mrs. Jones are due to arrive in Bryan and Mr. Jones will resume his work with the Beef Cattle and Sheep Research division of the Animal Husbandry department of College. Rev. and Mrs.

Herring To Visit Mexico City The Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Herring Jr.

will leave Monday for a two-weeks vacation trip to Mexico City. They will be accompanied by Mrs. Herring's mother and aunt, Mrs. Louis Underwood and Miss Eloise Majure both of Sebastopol, who will arrive in Bryan Saturday. Dr.

R. E. Day will preach at services at the Calvary Bapitst Church while Rev. Herring, the pastor, is away. Polio (Continued from Page 1) Sherman's first reported polio diagnosis.

Fourth in Fort Worth The Whalin boy's death was the fourth of the year from polio in Fort Worth, where Hospital Administrator Hudson said, "We are going to have to start thinking along the lines of home treatment for convalescent patients." A four-year-old Houston tot had polio for the second time. He was Michael, who, city health showed, suftered his first polio attack in 1950. The boy was among new cases reported Monday in the ravaged city, six from within the Houston city limits, three from Harris county. The new cases hiked the city total at Houston to 210 with six deaths. The new Harris county total stood at 151 and six deaths.

At Fort Worth Monday, Harlan Rowen Hudson 30, of Pecos and Fort Worth, was diagnosed as a polio patient after visiting his son, also a polio victim. Mrs. Cummings, the young woman who died at Houston's Jefferson Davis hospital, was the mother of a 15-months-old daughter. The Sherman policeman, who died in Dallas Monday night after being admitted to Parkland Hospital earlier in the day, was the father of two children. Abraham Lincoln's mother, Nancy Hanks Lincoln, died at 35, shortly after the family had moved across the Ohio River to the hills of Southern Indiana.

SKYWAY DRIVE- -IN THERTRE Famous RCA Sound TONITE and WED. SALUTE TO MONDERFUL GALS BLUE! in color by SKIRTS AHOY ONE WILLIANS -M UNE ARE' FREE CAKE for Tomorrow Hand DAILY EAGLE, BRYAN, TERAS Osborn T. Hodges, above, has been appointed resident engineer at the Corps of Engineers Field Offices at Bryan. Air Force Base. Since most of the military construction at BAFB is nearing, completion, Hodges' principal job will be supervision of construction of an 000 auxiliary field at Hearne.

Hodges comes to Bryan from the field office of the Corps of Engineers, United States Army, Lake Charles, La. He supervised airfield paving at Lake Charles, Air Force Base where the Galveston District is engaged in a multi-million dollar military construction program. Park In Corpus Named For Mrs. Armstrong Evelyn Price Park has been named by the Corpus Christi Council upon the recommendation of the Park and Recreation Board in honor of Mrs. Armstrong Price, founder and Chairman from 1945 to 1950.

Mrs. Price, who has aroused local interest as a candidate for Brazos County Commissioner, Precinct 1, moved to College Station in 1950 with her husband, Dr. W. Armstrong Price of the Graduate Department of Oceanography of Texas College. Widely known for her interest in civic improvement and better government, Mrs.

Price won national recognition as sweepstakes winner in the 1951 Beautiful. America Competition of the Better Homes and Gardens Magazine by her use of city ordinances for slum and junk yard clearance and park and municipal development by bond issue. She was a member of the subcommittees for bond issues for the Area Development Plan for Corpus Christi now on display on the second floor of the Memorial Student Center. Thomas To Work For Eisenhower, He Says Today J. L.

Thomas, who was an alternate delegate-at-large on the Republican delegation named at the Mineral Wells convention and instructed for Senator Taft, has returned from Chicago and said Wednesday that he would do everything possible to secure the election of General Dwight D. Eisenhower, the party's presidential candidate. Thomas still denies there were any steam-roller tactics by the Taft faction and that it was a sign of weakness to offer to compromise the dispute between the Taft and Eisenhower delegations at the convention. Thomas also that the vast expenditures he believes the Eisenhower faction spent at least off-sets charges of fraud and theft in the selection of delegates rom some Southern states. Thomas is the chairman of the Republican county executive committee.

BURGLAR WAS HUNGRY BUT LARDER EMPTY SAN ANTONIO, July 15 (P)- Police were plagued with this portentous problem today: Willie Pearl Banks, complained that a burglar broke into her apartment and stole three cents worth of bread and jam. Campus TODAY and WED. STARTS: 1:32: 3.41: 10:00 DORIS RONALD DAY REAGAN THE LIFE, LOVE AND TIMES OF A GROVER CLEVELAND ALEXANDER The Winning Team with FRANK LOVEJOY News Cartoon TUESDAY, July 15, 1951 Markets at Glance NEW YORK, July 15 (P) Stocks: higher; steels and motors rise. Bonds: steady; changes narrow. Cotton: steady; evening up in July.

Chicago: Wheat Mixed at close-profit cashing after advance on damage reports. Corn Steady-light receipts. Professional covering. Oats Steady-light trade. Hogs Steady to 25 cents lower; top $22.85.

Cattle Steady to 50 cents higher. COTTON NEW YORK, July 15 (AP) Cotton futures were steady today. Most of the activity centered about old crop July futures which expired quietly at 12:30 p. m. at a final trading range of 40.00 to 40.07 cents a pound, up 5 50 12 points from the previous close.

There was considerable, evening-up in July switching into the new crop months. A leading, spot bales firm of old sold crop upwards July against purchases of nearby December. Late afternoon prices were 50 cents to $1.05 a bale higher than the previous close. October 36.59, December 36.36 and March 36.27. Chicago Grain Market CHICAGO, July 15 (AP) Wheat High Low Close Jly.

2.29 2.28 2.28⅛ Sep. 2.33 2.31⅝ 2.32⅛ Dec. 2.38 2.36¾ 2.37-¼ Mar. 2.41¼ 2.40¼ 2.40¾ May 2.40⅞ 2.40 2.40¼ Corn Jly. 1.80½ 1.81⅞ Sep.

1.79⅜ 1.78½ Dec. 1.70¾ 1.69⅝ 1.70-½ Mar. ............1.74 1.72¾ 1.73⅝ May 1.75⅜ 1.74½ 1.75 Oats Jly, Sep. Dec. 84 Mar.

87 87 Grain Sorghums Jly. 3.20 Sep. 3.17 3.16 3.07 CHICAGO, July 15 (AP) Soybeans were lower to 1 cent higher, July Poultry Market AUSTIN, July 15 (AP) -Poultry Market: SOUTH TEXAS Steady, Broilers or fryers, 3.25 pounds down, 32 cents. EAST TEXAS Steady. Demand good.

Broilers or fryers, 3 pounds down, 31 to 32 cents. Waco and' Corsicana atea: Steady. Demand fair to good. Broilers or fryers, under 3 pounds down, 31-32, mostly 32 cents. Fort Worth Cattle FORT WORTH, July 15 Cattle calves slaugh(P); ter cattle steady; stocker cattle and calves steady to strong; slaughter calves 50 or more lower; good and choice slaughter steers and yearlings common and medium kinds $16- $26; beef cows bulls good and choice slaughter calves common and medium calves NEGRO YOUTH CHARGED IN BRANNAN BURGLARY Following investigation of the burglary of the Bill Brannan filling station by Assistant Chief of Police Sam Tullous resulted in the arrest of Abe Steppe, Negro, 19, who has been in the Gatesville reformatory.

Two juveniles also were arrested. BALDWIN Pianos Organs and Sales and Service GRAY PIANO CO. 1905 College Rd. Ph. 2-1451 CIRCLE Phone 4-1250 Children Under 12 FREE when accompanied by an adult TONIGHT and WED.

ROBERT MITCHUM JANE RUSSELL WILLIAM BENDIX MACAO DANGEROUS PARADISE! PORT OF SIN! ERG RADIO FICTIM ALSO AL JENNINGS OF OKLAHOMA -StarringDan Duryia- Gale Storm support the nominees, and form of the Democratic Party, he will double-cross his Dixiecrat friends who carried the ball for him in the precinct and county conventions and who sincerely believe that he is their leader." Same Tune Again That was about the same tune played by the group led by E. E. Murphy of San Angelo. Murphy said Monday night that about 60 persons attended a meeting Sunday in San Antonio and elected him chairman. He said the Julyt11 edition of the Dallas Times Herald carried a statement by Wallace Savage, former Dallas mayor and Dallas County Democratic chairman, which said "the Shivers forces if not satisfied with the nominees, can come back to Texas and under certain circumstances remove the names of the Democratic nominees from the November ballot and place the names of.

Eisenhower and his runningmate both as Democratic and Republican candidates." Savage had charged Monday that Loyal Democrats were leaning on the victory of Texas Ei- senhower forces in their attempts to gain seats at the national convention. Savage referred to Dickson statement saluting the "I-Like-Ike" faction and saying the Loyal Democrats were faced by the same sort of fight. Cross-Filing Possible A leading Republican, State Rep. Edward T. Dicker of Dallas, said he would campaign for the Senate as a Republican nominee but would nominate Atty.

Gen. Daniel on the Republican ticket it the attorney general would permit it. Such cross-filing, legal in many states is permissible in Texas under the new election codes. Meanwhile, Republican factions that backed 'Gen. Dwight D.

Eisenhower and Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio for the GOP Presidential nomination made plans for their "harmony meeting" set for Dallas Saturday. Mrs. Mary Yarbrough and daughter, Lina Jane, have returned to their home in Lindale after a visit here with Mr.

and Mrs. J. N. Shepperd. Afforneys Back Small Loan Law; Barron Is Party The State Bar of Texas thrown its support behind a proposed small loan law, based on recommendation after a year's study a special committee headed by Judge W.

S. Barron, and Tom Reavley of Lufkin. The State Bar has declared that, "loan sharks in Texas now in numbers and nuisance are more in evidence than ever before." The measure, modeled from laws already in effect in almost all other states, provides for licensing and supervision of the small loan industry, with both civil and criminal penalties, and for a maximum charge for loans "that will be fair to both borrower and lender." Before recommendations were made by the committee, hearings were held and attorneys and HEAR Congressman Lindley Beckworth CANDIDATE FOR U.S. Senator CARNEGIE LIBRARY LAWN 8:00 A. Wednesday, July 16 THE 39 YEAR OLD EXPERIENCED CANDIDATE NOW COMPLETING HIS 14th YEAR IN CONGRESS Continuing Our July SALE All items regrouped.

Some excellent values still in stock. If you haven't been, in to see for yourself you're really missing the finest clothing values in Bryan. Join your friends in this Wonderful Clothing Event. You'll Save Dollars! Summer OFF Summer OFF Summer OFF Sport OFF: Straw OFF SPECIAL EVENT SPECIAL EVENT Cool, Comfortable Fancy Colored Rayon Socks Tee Shirts Values to 85c. 1.95 and $2 Values 1-PAIR 50c 1-SHIRT 1.00 2-PAIR 95c 2-SHIRTS 1.75 3-PAIR 1.35 3-SHIRTS 2.25 WS.D CLOTHIERS of lending companies were heard.

Other committee members were. Joe L. Allbritton, Houson; John Goode San Antonio; Louis D. Gayer, San Angelo, Joseph T. Sneed, Austin; and Robert Dedman, John P.

Green, E. C. Fritz and Robert E. Keehas ton, all of Dallas. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles F. Hillier and granddaughters, Sandra and Karen, have returned from a vacation spent in Galveston. A. S.

McSwain, William K. Berry and little Elsie Ramirez are medical patients at Bryan hospital. of Po ig a r's 1-2 ige d-u Ion ear am lub In he Vhi vin ng 3-8 A ies Gia the iftl ed nite ous ing atti Fel Ho Fai An Mi Lu Mi Lit Jo Mi Pu 00. st Airman Martin Duceral, 1403 East 25th street, is now completing his basic airman indoctrination course at Lackland Air Force Base, "the Gateway to the Air Force." San Antonio. His training is preparing him for entrance into Air Force technical training and for assignment in specialized work.

Democrats (Continued from Page 1) Shivers suggest a plan to take the Democratic candidates for President and vice president off the ballot and substitute somebody else." The Shivers' broadcast Tuesday night was to be over 31 Texas stations. Most of them will carry the address at 8:45 p.m., the time of its origin; some will carry it later. Charges Answered? Shivers is expected to answer some charges made Monday by the Loyal Democratic chieftain, Dickson. Dickson said Monday the credentials committee Chicago would ask Shivers' delegates individually whether or not they will abide by the decision of the convention as to nominees and platform. "If the governor refuses to take this pledge," Dickson said, "and thereby repudiates majority rule, the Democrats can expect him to try to disenfranchise them this November by attempting to remove the names of the Democratic nominees for President and vice president from the head of the Democratic ticket.

"If Gov. Shivers says he will PALACE Bryan 2:8879 NOW SHOWING NINE TECHNICOLOR GRANGER- PARKER LEIGH FERRER QUEEN NOW SHOWING ONE SWELL MOVIES EVELYN DENNIS KEEFE ONE BIG AFFAIR.