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THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE, BRYAN, TEXAS SHOT A NUTRIA- -Randolph west of Bryan on West 28th got after his chickens. The tria, probably from a colony to eat up unwanted vegetation MARKETS FORT WORTH (AP) Cattle 900; calves 200; steady; good and choice steers 19.00-24.50; common and medium 12.00-18.00; fat cows 12.00- good and choice calves 20.00- 23.00: common and medium 14.00- 14.00; 19.00; stock steer calves 16.00-22.00; steer yearlings 21.00 down. Hogs 400; up 500; choice 19.00-25. Sheep strong: good and choice spring lambs 22.00-24.00; shorn 19.00-22.00; shorn stock lambs 14.00- 20.00; ewes. 5.50-7.00.

NEW YORK (AP) Cotton was 5 cents a bale higher to 65 lower at noon today. May 35.30, July 34.50, October 33.66. Twister (Continued from Page 1) Plains cotton center of Littlefield where a tornado struck on the eastern outskirts followed by heavy rains. Communications were cut off and roads inundated for a time. The highway patrol said several persons were injured and damage was heavy in the city of 8,000.

The Red Cross assisted several homeless. The latest weather bulletin forecast more tornadoes and severe thunderstorms for West Texas, extreme western Oklahoma and southwestern It warned severe weather could be expected to spread northeast during the day across the Texas South Plains and Panhandle between 9 a. -m. and 7 p.m. Monday.

rains accompanied the tornadoes in nothwest Texas and heavy rains fell in South Texas Sunday night. The general and heavy rains have been soaking much of Texas since Mid- February. Storm clouds still hovered over the South Plains and Panhandle Monday and skies were cloudy over most of the rest of the state. Heaviest rainfall reported by the weather bureau was 2.06 inches at Cotulla. Other reports included Austin 1.42 inches, Killeen 1, Dallas .87, College Station 1.41, Del Rio .67, Waco .45 and lesser amounts elsewhere.

Overnight low temperatures ranged from 51 at Dalhart and El Paso to 74 at Brownsville. Family Reunion In the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. M.

Arnold, 408 Milwaukee, Bryan, a family reunion was held Sunday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Leon Page of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs.

Willie Page, Coolidge, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davenport, Milano, Leo, Niel and C. E. Page all of Bryan and 15 grandchildren.

Use Eagle Want Ads for Results We're Going to Move Down Town AROUND MAY FIRST Our new convenient location is directly behind the Post Office at 211 West 25th Street. See us for ell your advertising and office forms, for programs, year books and litho-printing. YOUR PROBLEMS OUR SPECIALTY THE SCRIBE SHOP APRIL 22, 1957 Mrs. Donaho Buried Today At Willow Hole Mrs. R.

C. Donaho, mother of O. B. Donaho of Bryan, died at an early hour Sunday morning in a Houston hospital following an illness of several years. She was born in Madisonville, June 17, 1882, and was almost 75 years of age at the time of her death.

Funeral services were 1 held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at Willowhole Church with the Rev. Clyde Burney, pastor of the Free Will Baptist Church in North Zulch, officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Carl Anderson of Almeda; three sons, O.

B. Donaho of Bryan, Olen Donaho Almeda, and C. E. Donaho of Beaumont: also four sisters, three brothers, and ten grandchildren. Four grandsons and two nephews will serve as pall bearers.

They are Joe Bryan Donaho of Bryan, Cecil and John Donaho of Beaumont, Carl David Anderson of Almeda, E. H. Kyle of Madisonville and G. C. Wilson of North Zulch.

Births Two little girls were born at Bryan hospital on Easter Sunday and their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lansing DuBose and Mr. and Mrs. Albin Brandesky.

At St. Joseph hospital a son was born on April 21 to Mr. and Mrs. G. E.

Crubaugh, and a son to Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Bukoski while on Saturday April 20 a son was born to Dr.

and Mrs. S. O. Navarro of College Station. Hospital Notes Surgical patients at St.

Joseph hospital include Mrs. E. Lenz, Mrs. M. E.

Ennis and medical patients are William Ayers, Mrs. Johnny Steska, Mrs. J. E. Fergus and Mrs.

B. T. Poole. Court Records WARRANTY DEEDS A. Adams et ux to Isidro Sustraita et ux, lot 2, block 38, Oak Grove Park Addition.

Charles Farmer et ux to Ewell Keith et ux, lot 7, block 1, Fox Revised Plat Block 1. Henry Kovar to Robert A. Houze et ux, lot 33, block 6, College Hills Estates, First Installment. Southwest National Builders to Venecezo Richard Marucci et ux, lot 7, block 4, Ben Milam Addition. Robert A.

Houze et ux to Henry Kovar, lot 8, block 14, South Knoll. MARRIAGE LICENSE DeVon Lawrence and Ruby Myrle Vestal. Scoop (Continued from Page 1) yielded only $1,000, The Grassy Creek Watershed Association of Navasota will meet at the August Horst Country Club Thursday to discuss building of dams on tributaries to Grassy Creek to prevent floods. How things have changed this year! Iraqian (Continued from Page 1) vasion of Egypt last fall. Saudi Arabian troops are in south Jordan.

During Jordan's recent political crisis, when Hussein dismissed the government of Premier Suleiman Nabulsi, along with the Communist Leftist elements, there were fears in the Middle East that the monarchy migh collapse and that Jordan's neighbors might rush in to dismember the country. Nabulsi, foreign minister in the new charged last night that "certain foreign diplomatic missions" had interfered in Jordan's affairs. He did not name the mission. Some Jordan Leftists have demanded that the U.S. ambassador be expelled.

Change Place The Philathea Class of the First Methodist Church will have its party at Fellowship Hall instead of the Fred Dierr home, due to a death in the family. How Christian Science Heals GETTING ALONG WITH OTHERS Tuesday 9:45 A. M. WTAW (1150 KC.) Press Group Wants News From China "The most noticeable gap in our coverage, and one that has caused much controversy, is Communist China. NEW YORK -The Board of Directors of The Associated Press said today "qualified newsmen should be allowed to report first hand from the mainland of China." Comment on the State Department's refusal to permit U.

S. newsmen to travel to Red China, the board told the annual meeting of members of The Associated Press, worldwide news cooperative: "We were invited by the Chinese, along with others, to send a reporter into the country. The United States. Department of State refused permission and threatened serious sanctions. The Associated Press disagreed with the government's action and the board at this time states again that it believes qualified newsmen should be allowed to report first hand from the mainland of The directors observed that, despite the ban, The AP "did get first-hand reporting from China by commissioning a Canadian newspaperman (David Lancashire) to make a tour of the country." Plane Lands With Part Of Wing Missing PHOENIX, Ariz.

(P A twin engine Frontier Airlines plane landed safely vesterday with about 10 feet of its left wing sheared off, raising the question of whether it actually could have scraped against the ground while in flight. Government investigators tackled that intriguing problem today. The DC3 was caught in a severe downdraft about 50 miles north of Phoenix, but pilot Dale Welling applied full throttle and pulled out after the plane plummeted an estimated 4,000 feet. He brought in 23 scared passengers and the other two crewmen for a perfect landing after a jittery half hour aloft. Personals Mrs.

H. F. Sheppard went to Austin today for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. George Menzies and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Rowland Persons and daughter, Eve, have returned to their home in Texas City after spending the Easter holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Looney. Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Nance of Ballinger are visiting their daughter, Mrs. H. H. Carsey, over the Easter holidays. Easter Note MOBILE.

Ala. -Scribbled on the back of an Easter offering envelope found on the floor of a Mobile church: "The price tag is still on your hat and hanging out." Use Eagle Want Ads for Results OF FINE PHOTOGRAPHY" 115 Main N. COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS SERVING BRYAN and COLLEGE STATION SAM HOUSTON ZEPHYR Lv. N. Zulch 10:08 a.m.

Ar. Dallas 12:47 p.m. Lv. N. Zulch 7:28 p.m.

Ar. Houston 9:15 p.m. FORT WORTH AND Burlington DENVER RAILWAY Route N. L. CRYAR, Agent Phone 15 NORTH ZULCH SPECIAL NOTICE Manufacturer with sales and dealers in every principal city of the United States is inaugurating a distributorship to program augment the sales effort, inventory control, and warehouse, facilities of its dealers.

Sales in the State of Texas necessitate the appointment of distributors in this area. Applicants for these exclusive distributorships must have proven sales ability, a sound business background, and $15,000 to $50,000 in cash. Potential income of distributorships, bosed. on the actual income of our present distributors, is in excess of $60,000 per year. Applicants desiring personal interview write to: DISTRIBUTOR DIVISION or DISTRIBUTOR DIVISION Mr.

Eric: Anderson Mr. C. A. Sullivan Esperson Suite 1405 Suite 1921, Davis Bldg. 808 Travis St.

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For quality for cut for priceyou just can't beat 'ORR'S GOLD SEAL" meats. Try them- -you'll see for sure! ORR'S GOLD SEAL Veal Crown ROAST Lb. 39 Rath Blackhawk, Roll Lewis, who lives two miles street, shot this animal when it creature was identified as a nuplaced in Country Club lake there. Tourist Is Lost In Air From Liner PARIS The parents of the American tourist who was sucked out of Air France plane over the Iraqui desert Saturday night arrived here today aboard the same type plane on which their son was a passenger. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Nash of Memphis, will leave tomorrow for Istanbul, where authorities are investigating the strange disappearance of their son, Jack Rodney Nash, 31. Air France officials here said yesterday Nash- a bachelor with a passion for travel -was sucked out of the Super Constellation at 18,000 feet when a window near his seat burst. Turkish police at Istanbul said, however, that the plane in which the accident occurred landed there with an escape door missing. Air France declined comment on that statement.

Super Constellation windows measure approximately 18 by 16 inches. Nash was on the last leg of an aerial round-the-world tour. No trace of his body has been found. State Asks Delay In NCAA Suit TYLER, UP A hearing on the state's attempt to banish the National Assn. for the Advancement of Colored People from Texas was delayed one week today after the state amended its petition and asked for a delay of two months.

Dist. Judge Otis Dunagan said he would rule next Monday on the state's request but was "very reluctant to delay the case any longer" and that wouldn't "arbitrarily" keep the NAACP under a temporary injunction. NEW YORK (P Fire today destroyed a end 200-foot of the section at pier that juts out from Steeplechase Park, Mrs. famed Coney Island fun place. SAUSAGE lb 39 FRESH FROZEN CHICKEN CHICKEN NECKS lb.

lb. ADOLPHUS RICE Long Grain. 2. CHICKEN GIZZARDS lb. MARYLAND CLUB COFFEE lb.

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