Bryan-College Station Eagle from Bryan, Texas • 7

SEVEN THE BRYAJTDAILY BRYAN TEXAS Saturday July 45' 1950 4 Retail Stores In I Baseball BOYLE'S COLUMN to hpJp their caimtryintheKQr per cent department stores A roan riic 1 OUR SUMMER SALE IS NOW ON! 1 me iirtJ aiiivru $ui a wn vhui their problems Ve also htive brother Jud Hamjl nnnv mnn whn havA cffn cPrvirA CUT RATE PACKAGE STORE New All Time Record! Users Now Buying 1530 CHEVROLET Mrs Lillie Satterwhite Carroll or COUNTY TREASURER To the Citizens of Central Texas: I havie worked two years in llteTax Assessorand 4 i2 associated with all the county offices 4 i 011 000 000 2 12 7' 100 020 4 4 I Mrs A Carwile of Coman rhe has arrived for a visit with The baseball riday slamming locally citie The area of Louisiana has been increased by 50 square miles in 100 years by Mississippi river silt deposits 000 6 2 000 200 5 0 Bumgardner and I 25 Years Ago Today (rom the files of this paper) rean crisis Disability has dimmed their sense of patrio tic duty This observa tjon comes frony a lad who works for theveteia'ns admin 20 per cent apparel stores 16 per cent general merchandise and drug stored 5 per cent coun general stores 2 per cent and eating and drinking places 1 per cent Compared with June 1949 of fice store and school supplies rose 34 per cent filling sta tion and food store sales 6 per cent general merchandise 4 per cent drug stores 3 per cent flor ist shops 2 per cent and "apparel stores 1 per cAt Country general store sales decreased 14 per cent from June 1949 UPSIDEDOWN OVER BAR EAZelner Cor nell pole vaulter limbers up with a back flip over high jump bar before Cornell Princeton vs Oxford Cambridge meet London BRENHAM July 15 state semiprotessional tournament continued night with ColumbuS Nacogdoches 8 to 3 Columbus runs in the ninth on four hits and an error Charley Russell contribut ed a homer tOjthe attack Tn gaijies night Weir mar whipped Conroe to 1 and LaGrange blanked Livingston 7 to Our free courtesy car to th Cut Rate and Braxoa River Package Stores leaves the LaSalle Hotel at 4 6 8 daily The Cut Rate Package Store now offers you many outstanding and unbelievable prices X' 5 feel I am well qualified for this office I was schooled in the Bryan Public Schools I have 20 years ot ottice experience During tms time i have worked with j)urederalrState and County DR CURTIS CHIROPRACTOR Main at 26th Street over Creamland Phone 7089 NEW YORK Julv 15 W) Even the blind and the halt among veterans Want Bryan Salvage Co Inc New and Used Auto Parts Phone 2 2339 Hwy 21 West "See Us or Your Needs last time the local entry played here They are Outfielder Bill Schambon who played with Mar shall the first part of last year and Pitcher Joe Louquette These boys were obtained in a trade which sent Outfielder Al Kaiser to the Lufkin Angels of the Gulf Coast League It was also announced this morning that Rookie Lefthander Bob Kindred had been recalled by Temple of the Big State League and reported to that club last night izationthat talk is cheap action is what Ithink this letter she requested that I not use her Lame sums up the way most Columbus Drops I Nacogdoches 8 3 S' riends I have been trying to see each of youjn dividually I regret very much: that will not gxua nf vQii iday I wish I could meet each of you anji talk with you I am takingt)uskoppor tuAitjr to ask you for your consideration and vote am ajBrazds County if woman I am the mofirer of four children and a Mr Carroll passed away December 30th with a heart attack Randy Woodward new manager of the Cut Rate Package Store wishes to wel Come his old and new customers out io see him Our Summer' Sale is now on please come in and compare prices and with the price of larger ton and family Mrs Carwile been visiting her daughter Miss Bird Carwile court stenographer in Groesbeck and came over for this short visit in Bryan before returning home Miss Ellen Hughes of Houston is the guest of her friend Miss Ralphanna Searcy at the home of her parents Dr and Mrs A Searcy on College avenue Travis Bryan returned last night from Dayton Ohio where attended a nationajinsurance convention Mrs Cliff Harris accompanied Mr Harris on bis regular weekly business tfip7 by car7 last week Little Mis GladysHarris spent the time'w ith friends of the fajn ily while her parents were away SENATOR KYLE VICK I Waco Texas Becaue of th? vastness of this great State of ours land due 1 the shortness of tune allotted to a political cam paign I have net been able to spend as much of Tny j1' time in Central Texas as I would have desired during myrace for Lieutenant Governor It was my feeling'tbat'i'slio'u'id paigning tune'Mn other portions of StateWbere I am not as well known and where I had fewer friends working in my behalf On my short to Central Texas many have told Lj me to spend my time in the far reaches of the state 1 rathei than hcre wherejjiavc so many loyal friends' I sincerely feel At this time that 1 shall be in the run off this election' and I feel just as certain and sincere that my liost of Central Texas friends placed me in that position If you know of some friend who has not made up his mind how to vote in this race ask him loTOte for your Senator Kyle Vick of Waco 1 believe each of you will realize that it will be to the great benefit of Central Testas to elect a Central to important state office' I shall attempt to see as many of in person as I know' too much handThey donlt talk about the news for the ime reason a family watching one of its mem bers dieiof cancer doesn't talk too much ebout pie victim's agony rtdeesfrU mean a lack of College Station Iwim Team Will Enter YMCA Meet ISH Joe Dev craux of Valley Stream NY became a of the pay mg customers 'On the fishing 'boat Zip dropped a line over the side Almost instantly he got a bite pulled in this prize 535 pound tuna 20 minuleslater ADiVAIiCN DlSIGN TRUCKS CORBUSIER CHEVROLET CO i MAIN AT 20TH BRYAN TEXAS 1 PHONjE 2 1371 if 1 should miss you please be assured that I regret it much more than you do Again thanking you for your wonderful support and assuring you it will never be forgotten I am tbn She utote infl letter Art Ha) Boyle how veterans feei aootit the presenVkituation in the ar East and1 think it is' worth passing on because I fecit is typical in Euston" she wrote we have a number of amputees several blind veterans and othersJf with more orless serious disabili ties helping other veterans with i And if you people elect me to this office I pledge to do my erybest and make you one of the best treasurers this county has ever iv I 1 tar The 'College Station swimming team will have entries in all ev ents in the YMCA meet in Hous ton this weekend The local swim mers won their ownfneet last week and in Houstmwill be bid ding for their second champion ship in as many College Station entries in the junior events include Tom Bar low Da wd Bonnen John Robert Sihilm Pete Hickman Joe Steen Torn Terrell Clinton Helvey'Al 4ert Stevens and Johnny Lyons Bob Karow Dick Gayle Klippie Beorge Boyett Bob Bar low Jason Magee Orin Helvey and Wally Penberthy will swim in the intermediate division Senior entries include James Baker Bill Hale Ricky Bough ton John Parnell Van Adamson Carroll and Howell John son The 'College Station team is sponsored by the Recreation Council anti is coached by Art Adamson OLD The incomparable Stanley Musial right and Enos Slaughter of the Cardinala are running one two or thereabout the National League batting race while cupplying the stick work keeping the St Louie Red Birds in the thick of the pennant fight Children toBe Admittedree At Double Header Here Tonight Texas Show Gain Thru Past Month AUSTIN July 15 tTexas re tail sales in June totaled $556 398000 or 18 per cent more than in the like month of 1949 the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reported June sales 'fell one per cent from Durable goodssales rose 6 per cent from May and 31 percent from June 1949 Nondur able goods sales slid 8 per cent from May rose 4 per cent from June 1949 Household appliance stores had the largest monthly durable goods sales gain 14 per cent followed by lumber and building material 8 per cent automotive sales 7 per cent and farm implements 5 per ctnt Jewrflry stores had a 9 per cent May to Jqne decline and hardware and furniture stores a 1 per cent decrease June' automotive sales were 39 per cent above those of June 1949 lumber and building mater ial sales rose 38 per cent over a year earlier Other increases from June 1949 included farm imple ments 23 per cent household and appliance goods 8 per cent fur niture 6 per cent and jewelry 1 per cent Hardware store sales decreased 3 per cent from June Of last year Office store and school supply dealers had the largest monthly safes increase in the nondurable goods group 6 per cent followedby filling stations 5 per cent and food stores with a fractional rise Monthly nondurable goods decreases included': florists shops We arid all other Chv rolet Dealers have delivered 7 4000 Chevrolet trucks an aver cfge of 1530 a in a single month! an all time all industry record hat no other truck even approaches the et possible sign" sign for you tells you thafj Chevrolet trucks are first In user preference because VV first jn value It tellyou that Chevrolet trucks are the proved leaders ibn all kinds of kinds ofjood iHells you that Chevrolet trucks will haul your goods more miles at less cost per mile i loMd oWUlol dwItrMHed hrlM th 7 ion 111 cants lar Wrt uwn mi A downpour of rain late ridaLHenderson and Gladewater The afternoon forced postponment of Sunday tilt will begin at 3:30 the scheduled game between the Two new faces have been added Bryan College Station Sports and I to the Sports' roster since the me nenearson vuera at Park but these two club will clash in a twilight double header tonight with the first tilt getting undedway at 6:30 Al children 12 years of age or under accom panied by their parents will be admited free i Tonight i could be termed 'homecoming night" since three former members of the Brazos county entry are now wearing Oiler uniforms These play ers are Shortstop Bill McCloskey Third Baseman Johnny Bruzga and Pitcher Jam Neeley Neeley was with the Bombers 1948 He was chcfsen' on the all star team and credited with the win George Shell and Bobby Wilk inson are expected to receive the nod for starting mound duty for the Sports tonight but the Hen derson starters are not known i ollowing win bill tonight the Sports will entertain the Kil gore Drillers both Sunday after noon and Monday night before leaving for two day stands in both jt any men wno nave seen service both world wars of them hate the Idea of morc fighting Most of them feel that war is not inevitable Not cne of the men or to wants to go back in service if possible to avoid it "However they all think that Korea is a testing ground That the United States ik perfect Jy right in backing up it promises 1 with force Most of them feel that if it develops into world war well better now than later Most of them are ready to go back into service if the govern ment says they're needed and that includes the amputees and i the blind vets who feel they can be used behind the lines just as they are of importance now to the Veterans Administration because I of their training and experience I arid because of theirunderstand I ing of the difficulties encountered I by other disabled veterans I fact that these arid I are not tc re pruning offices to' sign ufor an I hitch doesn't men a thing I Most us have responsibilities I "Ihat we ha years ago I We're eldei'ind know only I too isn't a picnic) I hat plso by tte way seem? to I be the attiiucTe ot most of the kids I vho are signing up Liic lirfnUff a lui ui iitvni uvh omido I follow the stories of the Korean American bld or young feel I fighting too cldsely is that tlreyf today about Korea Lynn Whitsett Al Maripe School In Quantico Va Va July Lynn BWhitsett sqn of Mr and Mrs' Silver Whittse 707 Meadow7 Lang Bryan is one of the 4500 men selected from collefee7 andiniversities throughout the United States to become membersof the platoon leaders class at the Marine Corps Scljools here Designed to train college stu dents duringtheir vacations the nlatoon class gives two training periods of six weeks eacn Their reserve commissions are de livered to them upon graduation 14 LHU VUHCgv Whittsee a student at Texas College will tkke part in classroom lectures problems Jield demonstrations and maneuvers or the final three weeks the PLCs move from their modern barracks to the camps of the Quantico reservation for training under field conditions Texas Laagusk Tulsa 000 000 0 0 3 2 Santone 110 300 5 7 0 Boresh and Williams Sleater and Balch (Second Game) 000 000 7 1 Santone 020 000 OOx 2 Gress and Williams Ta and Mancuso Okla City 000 $02 MS MO 15 Houston 000 00J1 0 8 1 Sipple and Naragon Bokeb mann HochjCiola and Rapp Gulf Coast Laagus Pt Arthllr 202 000 11 13 3 412 000 8 10 '4' Moff a "and Bucynski Harmon Przybly ski Burgess Upton and Econo mides Big State League Texarkana r' OOT 020 6 1 Temple 001 003 4 7 1 Leonard and Matthews Bunch and Wilkie (Second Game) Texarkana 100 000 025 8 11 3 Temple 1 100 001 000 2 10 2 Budny and MatthewAJMayor and Kennedy i Greenville 200 010 6 12 4 Gainesville' 000 010 5 2 I Henry and Trench Rivas lott and Isringhaus Waco Austin Bussman Mitchell May and Sanders Game) Waco Austin Clary Bumgardner and 'MiL i chell Swanson and Sanders 200 001" 0 i Wichita alls i 003 010 4 6 2Dial and Cowser reels and Neal Boxing Managers Settle Dispute With Radio TV NEW YORK July 15 '(Pi The managers guild and the international boxing club settled their radio and television dif fererence yesterday after a 44 day war since the old contract ex pired May 31 While they battlejp over terms the fightgame wither on the vine Under the new deal eapn main go fighter will receive aninimum of $2250 per show fropfradio and i TV They also willHave the pri vilege of taking 25percent of th night air receipts if the sum is greater $4500 tcflal for the two main go performers Last AM mV it 1 I ill KI scat tan Pending settlement'of the putethe 1BC did not sign rartin TV contract 7 Hat long noiyThe network and sponsor want7 to buy and IBC wants to sell at thfe right price likgly thy recenue will be considerably rdore than the $1 7 COOTer show package deal of last season 1 Jim Norris IBC president plans fo 31 consecutive riday nigtits eigther at Marijson Square JJarden of St Nicholas arenaThis means the end of talk about sub bing wrestling or dropping boxirg orn the garden program tinder the new agreement film lecordings of fights must not be shown until 72 hours after the bout No films can be shown in a city" the night a live fight card is being held The film can be shown only once in a city After that 1 there must be additional pay ments is 1 new louldn't 4 at I 1 BHBKwSS VB I 7f cj' s' 7 1 zz 'z '''''a '4 4 r' 7 'z z' zzz 1 1 aB ItMr JMHf'' ''i TMBBWWWffffHMPwllHWy A 4 4 1 J' i IAjRi lila4h'gR'NEaaajSfcJi A 'v' sBBBBBB jv JBa 7 Hfl RUCKS A DAY! 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