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THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE BRYAN TEXAS EIGHT Markets At a Glance GARDEN TIME COTTON MARKET ceaa 1 Reinforcements streamedacross NBW YQRKrsCpt 2(A!) Cot COME IN WE INVITE Yi ifcrff WUE EJECT WE RE STILL SELLING AT THE OLD PRICE! COMPARE THESE VALUES PURE SILK SQUARES LADIES' OUTING GOWNS A neckerchief that adds a bit of color to costume You'll need these this Buy now and save 16 in Square DOUBLE PLAID DOUBLE PLAID WOOL BLANKET COTTON BLANKET CQTTONJLANKET $069 $069 70x80 66x76 Marilyn Baker 36 INCH 39' 80 SQUARE PRINTS Solids and ancy BOYS' UR COLLAR HOYS' "DICKIES LANNEL BOMBER JACKET RANCH PANTS PLAIDS SHIRTS RECORD BROADCLOTH QUALITY DRESS SHIRTS SHORTS UNDERSHIRTS 3 Group I ALBUMS 25 The GUARANTEE Gronp II ALBUMS 50 SINCE IBM mlD tEltTURV EKPOSITIOn OCT 7 22 ully Ribbed some cows and bulls 25 50c high er medium grade slaughter steers and yearlings 2500 2800 common kind 2200 2450 beef cows 21 00 2350 good and choice slaugh ter calves 2600 30 common and medium calves 2100 2550 culls 1800 2100 stocker calves 2400 3200 stocker yearlings 2200 30 00 stocker cows 2000 2500 ORT WORTH Tex Sept 20 (ZP) Cattle 1500 calves 1300 START PERENNIALS NOW OR SPRING LOWERS ertilise for Better Production Peat Mose for Mulching Vermiculite for Seed lats Pink Tearose Blue and White Sizes 34 36 NEW YORK Sept 20 Stocks Lower Rails join gen eral decline 2 pockets Sanforized ull Sizes 4 to 16 det Ready for Cool Days Ahead 70x80 Nice Satin Binding Sep Dec Mar May Corn Sep Dec Mat May Oats Sep Dec Mar May sues give ground Cotton Higher Trade and New Orleans buying CHICAGO: Wheat inished 'firm Some short coverings Corn Strong Unfavorable weather Strong Good cash de mand Hogs Steady to 50 cents lo wer Top $2174 Cattle Steady to weak Top $3375 ust Boys who received awards were: Swimming junior division Tom Terrell Tom Barlow John Smith Robert Cleland Swimming senior division: George Boyctt Gayle Klippie Orin Hejvey Bob Barlow Tom Barlow Dick Weick Tom Ter rell Robert Cleland Don Bur chard Albert Stevens and Bill udge Top Quality 8 oz Denim Real Texas Made SOW RYE GRASS OR GREEN WINTER LAWNS Mary Rnuth Bonnie Cox Erma Wines Mrs Clrac Martin Mrs Eloise Johnson and the host esses Is the Time to Plant Turnips Mustard Beets Radishes Cabbage Carrots Onion Garlic Rayeile Cold Wave Complete $750 and Dp TWO ALLEN SERGEANTS transferred this week The office at Allen Academy announced today the transfer of two regular army per sonnel MSst" Joe England will depart from Allen Academy Sept 23 fur assignment at Camp Chaf fee Aik and Sgt Wm Tinney Jr who has been stationed at Wednesday September 20 1850 5 Allen Academy since 1946 is be ing transferred to the 4000th ASU HqU ourth Army ort Sam Houston Quilted Satin Lining I with 100: Wool Innerlininc Sizes 4 18 RANKLIN RODEO SET RIDAY AND SATURDAY Roland Reed of Hillsboro will present sn all star rodeo at the ranklin air Park in ranklin at 8 riday and Saturday Sept 2223 The ranklin American Legion Is sponsoring the rodeo which was previously scheduled this past weekend but postponed be cause of rain EWING EED AND SEED Phone 2 8279 304 No Meta Swimming Award Presented Scouts Al Hensel Outing New Boy Scouts those who have just reached their 11 th birthday their parents and friends were entertained last night by Troop 411 of Cojlege Sta tion at an outing in Hensel Park Twenty nine Scouts members fthe Rotary sponsored troop were in' attendance with about 60 parents and guests Andy Sa lis is Troop 411 Scoutmaster After a fried chicken supper Barlow chairman of the Brazos district committee and Art Adamson swimming coach presented trophies to winners of the College Station and Catnp Operator: Leola Todd Phone 2 2041 RESH ALL SEEDS in Bulk or Packages NG 27 Solids or ancies VOGUE BEAUTY SHOPPE 2200 Cavil! Drive NEGRO RURAL TEACHERS MEET IN BRYAN TODAY 'Teachers of the Brazos coupty Negro schools which will be opened Thursday met with Coun ty Superintendent Bunting Wednesday morning at his office Later the teachers for the John Moore school the pupils of which will attend school in Bryan "asfhe fire last year has not yet been re met with Bryan public school faculty members The teachers in the other Negro rural schools continued their ses sion with Supt Bunting Try An Eagle Want Ad SALE All 78RPM Pppular and Classic Albums Marked ori Worth Caiile ''WATCH THE GUARANTEE STORE AHEAD WITH BETTER VALUES OR 1950' 108' NORTH MAIN PHONE '2 7309 rl i i Gronp HI SINGLE RECORDS 15c EACH lamar (Continued rom Page I) ria Sedrani Reporter Roland Searcy Room 9: Pfenldent Gleh" White Vice Gerald Winters Secretary Joyce 'Tubbs Cleatus Urick Room 31 President David Ki lter ijVicc President Karl Hop pcss Patsy Halbrooks Reporter Don Griffin Room 37: Clifford Thomas Vice President Walter Willman Secretary Treasurer George Ventura Gerald Welch Reporter Room 22: President Ann Hawks Vice Prcsident fJolene Vlckey Secretary Treasurer Barbara Gilkey aye ranklin Lou Mainer Vice Bil lie Dell Mathis Ron aid Martin' Meredith Mitchell Room 5: Carole Ly nch Vice Charles Mc Adams Billy Main ord Douglas McBride Room 7: President Sandra Kelley Vice Barbara Gustavus Secretary Joan Konccny LeathaHill Room 8: Sid Perry Vice Edgar Whitley Secretary Jean Pen berthy Barbara Rah nert Room 32: President Henry Blazek Vice President Larry Beal Reporter Carolyn Cobb Mike Briggs Roonr 10: President Martha Rhodes' Vice Randy Scott Secretary Kent Potts Pat Pippin Reporter Porter Room 11: Gordon Graham Vice President Charles Galloway Secretary Treasurer Gail Edge Gym Room 1: President Bob by Wilkins Vice Son ia Stadelmann Secretary Pat Wilcox Reporter' rank Soso lik Principal Lipscomb also said that fall semester registration finds the cafeteria lit Lamar ready to serve the needs of its large student body The conventional chairs and tables have been re placed by specially designed tab les and benches INAL RITES HELD OR WILEY 80 Mrs Wiley learned today 1 of the death of her brother in law L1 Wiley 80 who passed away it his home in uneral services were held at 3 today in Eureka with in ferment in the local cemetery Survivors include four sons and two daughters 1 Mr and Mrs orrest Jones and Mrs Wiley attended I the the services from Bryan Marines (Continued rom Page 1) correspondent said thb leather necks suffered their heaviest eas unities of the second frontopera tlon Ross gavo this account of the river assault: 1 The attack started at 6:45 a (3:45 CST Tuesday) Am tracks with marines jamming their steel bellies churnqd the 300 yard wide stream In three minutes the marines secured a 100 yard bridgehead Heavy Red fire' slammed into the assault force In less than 20 minutes leather necks had knocked out Com munists on the first ridge Ninety minutes after the first crossing marines held domlnat i ing positions around the bridge the river The marines neaaea ior Seoul Other Marines Drive a Other marine forces had punch ed closer to Seoul but on the a southwest bank of the Han They were massing in the cross river suburbs of Yanghwa one mile west of Seoul and two miles southwest of thecapi tai 1 South of the marine force Seventh Division Americans and South threw up a protective wall of wc great firepower against the Redsij speeding north of Seoul Pershing and Sherman tanks bulwarked the shield The Communist troops reported entering Seoul were flanking this force on the east An Rauthaast An th nld southeast Korea bat tiefront Allied forces ground out new gains South Korean troops recaptured Pohang east coast port which the Reds twice had occupied Other South Koreans in the Taegu sector rammed within five miles of Kunwi a town 22 miles north of Taegu Between Kunwi and Taegu South Koreans drove into the wal led town of Kasan after Allied fire bombs reportedly xuiea oouu Reds A famed Hawaiian American regiment drove a firm anchor north of the Waegwan Taegu dnum which the Americans re treated in their desperate summer holding action "Trail BlasM" i The 24th Trail Blazers in theorean drove into Waegwan from the south AP Correspondent Bern Price re ported the weary infantrymen i promptly started a softball gameJ He most of Waegwan 12 miles northwest at Taegu was in ashes a South of Waegwan Sec nivicinn Infantrymen pushed a third bridgehead across the Nak tone river in the Kyongsan area The second was across the river in force all along its front except in the extreme north Cold Steel And ire infantry elements drove south to the Nam Naktong river punc tion in a strike to ciit of Red Ko reans rtfll east of the Naktong 25th Division Infantrymen poured steel and flame into Red forces west of Maean on the extreme southern front Red resistance there Stif iened after the had driven four miles Tuesday against litfle opposition i Allied warplanes plastered the roetny rm both frohts tn close Sup port of ground forces The Reds shot down an Ameri can plane southeast of Kaesong cn the 38th parallel Mr? Sycamore St Evansville Indiana 1 1 says HAUACUL isn it is absolutely wonderful She says if she praised HADACOL every minute of the day it would not be enough Mrs Baker's system was deficient in Vitamins Bl B2 Iron' and Niacin all of which I HADACOL contains I Here is Mrs statement: I had been sickly for some time 1 1 i Kkvon at nnn fimo liaH tn niiitll scnooi because 1 was so weaK and skiny My nerves were so bad and shaky I had headaches all the time I tried many things to help build up my system but no i thing helped I knew my system needed something( but I just did have any appetite Then myi mother started me taking HADA 1 COL It seemed like my apetite i nnprtivea wun ine iirsi uose anu i now since I have taken HADA 1 I COL for over 5 months I have i gained 15 lbs Now my nerves are I just fine I feel wonderful thanks I to HADACOL I recommend i HADACOL to all my pAliMtui i sn becauses MEN'S BR0ADLOTH up me ncmogioDin cunu'nv ui: your blood (when Iron is needed) to precious Vitamins' and Minerals to every organ and i every part of your to the 1 heart( liver kidney and lungs II eveh to the eyes hair and nails Many thousands whose systems were deficient in Vitamins Bl B2 Iron and Niacin are benefit ing from HADACOL even I hundreds of doctors have recom mended HADACOL to their pa Rafus Substitutes I There is only one HADACOL Don't let anyone tell you sotpe Maa AM 'I I LII1I1K C18C KMWLU on Genuine HADACOL You rik If ATS A PAT i 1 sold only on a strict money back guarantee reel better wnn the first few Ixittles you take or! yotif Yhbficy'bdek' Trial Sire only $125 Large amily or Hospital Size $350 1950 The LeBIanc Corporation ton futures turned firm today 1 following early weakness as trade buying along with New Orleans i demand met only offer ings New crop months reacted on the recommendation of the Na tional Cotton Council's mobiliza tion committee that the govern ment lift restrictions on the 1951 cotton crop and seek a 73 per cent boost in production to 16 800000 bale crop There was a amount of hedging against CCC (potton as dealers reported that agency con firmed dorther sales late Tues day The CCC in its report today said that it has sold an additional 157493 bale! of the 1948 pooled stock This indicated that there was an unsold balance of about 1 170000 bales but dealers said that more recent sales had reduc ed the figure to somewhat under 1000000 bales Late afternoon prices were 15 cents to $110 a bale higher than the previous close Oct 4090 Dec 4071 anMarch 4064 A PMan (Continued rom Page 1) I children and then he went back down the hill When he returned he carried the box with tne wree white rabbits He sat down ana slowly opened the lid and took one of the rabbits out in his big hamlike hand He smiled at the children Rabbits Stop Tears The fear went out of their pvm and tears stopped Then they smiled and came over to look iinto the box and exclaim over the mascots of the Third Battalion The sergeant grinned and put the rabbits back in the box and went back to his job short time our mortars were thumping shells into the enemy lines This lime the Marines had landed and the situation was well in hand Sanforized fast color full cut solids and stripes iB Sizes 28 to 44 Miss Lucile Shuliz Bride Elect Honored With China Shower Miss Lucile Shultz who will be come the bride of Pres ton of Electra ta the early fall was complimented by Misses Louise Mason Jimmie Nell Har ris Gladys Martin and rances Reasonover with a china show er in the garden of The Oaks on Tuesday evening Little Suzanne Grumble grand daughter of Mrs Eloise John son appeared with a shopping basket and asked Miss Schultz to help her on a shopping tour for groceries When the hon oree responded she found in the simulated a large num ber of prettily packaged gifts Thnne were placed in the basket and brought before all the guests so that each gift could be admired as they were unwrapped At the refreshment hour from a glass topped garden table ad orned with a fall bouquet Miss Mason served a large white cake decorated with yellow rosebuds with green petals Grape sher bet was served with the con fection to the honor guest and Mrs Virgiil Parr Misses Mau rine Hearn Sadie Hatfield rances Arnald Helen Swift Solid Colors Tan While Aft Unheard of Low Price Chicago Grain Market CHICAGO Sept 20 Open High Low" Close 1950 StiUM i onexa '402 East PANTY or REGULAR i GIRDLES Youthful Pink arid White I a I DALL JiBa DU TO 3 4 6 I Ll 1 1 il I 1 J' I 219 220 219 220 225 226 225 226 229 230 229 230 228 229 228 229 151 152 151 182 144 145 144 145 147 148 147 148 149 150 149 150 80 80 81 81 82 81 82 81 82 81 80 79 80.