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'a 1 known Assoeiatinn is mvin tr 7 7 ol 5' 13 UIU drainage ouna a suitable lence lhe CcmctoZ especially on the back '7 Let an Eagle ad sell it for youl 4 7 'i I a of COMMUNITY AIR LINE SERVICE AMARILLO rp: HOUSTON ilnlili new line is now linked with Bryan College Station Chamber of ommerce 1 tpleasedwjth jRijsstW The Cemetery is' maintained from the benefit of these trust funds the sale of BEAUMONT ROTARY HAS CANDIDATE OR GOVERNOR We congratulate Pioneer Ajr Lines as the inaugurate regular scheduled service to Bryan and 16 other key Texas cities We are proud that by means of Wax Spirca Euonymus Hypericum Rose bushes rance has several small port col onies 5 latest popular ALBUMS BEAUMONT eb 18 No tice that the Beaumont Club is backing Bennyll Hughes account ant anil local past president for governor of the IBOth Rotary dis trict was given through the in cumbent Gene Humbert of College Station 2 i Selection: will be made at the district convention in Beaumont April 13 14 and 15 No other candidate for the post has been announced i NATIONAL GUARD MEET WEDNESDAY NIGHT GUARANTEED ONE DAY SERVICE CORBUSIER CHEVROLEt CO ROCKEELLER UN GIT MAY BE TAX REE LAMAR SPELLING MATCHES The different homerooms at La mar are trying1 out for champions in spelling irst the downstairs and upstairs homerooms are spell ing 1 against rooms on their own floors then the winners of each floor will vietfpr championship of each grade 7th Kill and 9th In selecting the nest from each roonrand by elimination oildown to best in each grade it is hoped to improve spelling SEND IT TO THE IX IT SHOP 1 908 Washington Hi Amelang CONESSED SLAYER TO RETURN TO TEXAS side of the new area begin a financing plan for erecting a chapel is the Cemetery CEMETERY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM A program of Cemetery improvements submitted by the Bryan Cemetery Associa tion was approved by the City Commission xm December 11 1944 The hig points of the program are: Lay additional' water lines to which a sprinkler system could be installed plant grass under shade trees replace dead trees fill in low places make improvements in strppts nnd dminacro oiiiinkU MUHU A OUltUUlC XCU1LC Repairing rRecoring Rebuilding' Cleaning The first ski tournament held in the United States was at Red Wing Minn eb8 1887 program told one of the many re ported origins of Saint Valen Day after which the King and Queen were crowned King rank Murphy and Queen' Ixris Jane McDaniels will reign along with their court for one year Tribute was paid the court Princes John Vernon King andRidley Briggs arid Peg gy Peacock and Jean Marie Edge Juariita Wilson closed the pro gram by singing two songs which were very appropriate for this day of sweethearts She sang Me Call You and By the Old Mill The program was short well planned and enjoyed by the stu dent body Demetrios Maximos is Premier of Greece ECONOMICS CLUB TO HEAR DALLAS BROKER COLLEGE STATION eb 18" tjie Investment Brokerage wil be discussed by Cartwright of enner Beane and Company Dallas when he ad dresses the Economies Club at Texas A College tonight at 7:30 William Murphy pres ident of the club has announced The meeting will be lield in the Gioloiry lecture room Murphy invites the general pub lic as well as club members to attend 1 HOLD TO KNIE AND GOES TO HOSPITAL Because he hang on to his knife according to city police red Martin Negro is a patient at Hammond Hospital and with Simmie Vurns Negro is under arrest both being badly cut The men were inj a poker1 game and when the question of the own ership of a pot arose Martin is said to have drawn his knife and cut Vurns who grabbed the knife and began working on Martitn otherTexas cities with transcontinental air systems and 'v can boast direct air mail facilities by means of fas dependable service twits GREATER THREAT SEEN IN USE A BOMB CHICAGO eb 18' ture atomic i bombs may be 1000 times more powerful than those used on Japan ami may devastate 400 square miles a single Edward Tellnr a leading atomic scientist said Monday night And nn enemy releasing them off the Pacific coast he added could endanger the entire United Statjcs by their radioactivity with out delivering a single bomb 'into American territory RACE RELATIONS DAY AT LEE Lee Chapel Methodist held its annual 'Race relations day pro gram on Sunday at 3 hi Daniel Rjissell professor of'Ru ral Sociology at A and Col lege Meli veivd the main address TheMirogiam also included a soloby Mrs Webb Howell" scripture and commits by Edgar Staber a memberof the Jewish group at College a pastoral pray er" by ather Donald Jacobs Im maculate Conception Catholic church of Bryan and a solo by Singletary The introduc tion of the program was given by Sadie Thomas superintendent of the Chui ch school at the Lee Chapel Church Bityant re presented the irst Cole charge Ijty Leader was in charge of the program and Rev McKin ney is the church pastor Britian is not the only nation having Indian possessions Portu gal has a large port colony and li'punr'n baa covnvnl nlt 1 Make Th is Home Recipe To Take Off Ugly at AU men interested in a Nation al Guard unit here will meet Wed nesday night at 7 at tfie Chamber of Commerce rooms The meeting called by Capt Campbell and Capt A Clark of the 38Cth Arjnored Battalion A quota of 44 men is needed to activate a unit here bulky fat and help regain slender' more graceful curves if reducible pounds and inches of excess fat don't just seem to disappear almost like magic from neck chin arms bust abdomen hips calves and ankles just return the empty boU tie for your money back ollow the easy way endorsed by many who have tried this plan and help bring back alluring curvea and graceful slenderness Note how quickly bloat disappears how much better you feet More alive youthful appearing and active 4 Hi flkrillA IO'DiAMAA I IMA Ia7II msLa a viii vwiwuiy it i lyiiuvi "All uuivj win iiiqku the inaugural flight linking your city to 16 principal 7' cities of Texas by airpully certificated by the gov ernmpnt Pioneer wjli give you fast regular service in twin engined Douglas 24 passenger luxury liners Hostesses on each free food aloft children 2 to 12 at half fare Every ship equippedrwith the 3 latest instrument and radio equipment 4 SIMPLIIED SERVICE makes it easy to fly Pioneer No waiting in line for tickets no bothersome trip down town no extra telephoning' Just call the number below be at the airport just before depir rure Time ana go fOR IMMEDIA TE CONHRMA TION PHONE 2 1413 PIOJWR brings you HYING PASSENGERS 5c AIR MM EXPRESS (SjLTr Office Bryan ArmyAir Phpne 1 43 MT Vv'Mi simple amazing how quickly ono may lose pounds' of bulky unsightly fat right in your own home Make this recipe your self no trouble at all and costs little It contains nothing harmful Just go to your druggist and ask for four ounces of liquid Barcentrate (formerly palled Barcel Concentrate) Pour this into a pint bottle and add' enough grapefruit juice to fill the bottle" Then take two tablespoonsful twice a day all there is to' it If the very first bottle show the simple easy way to lose for sweet and mellow Jerome Kern Songs red Waring Showboat Dorsey for solid stuff History of Jazz In 4 vol by well 1 Artists Chicago Jazz Classic Goodman for something differentl Hawaiian Songs Bing Crosby I Never Left Home Hope 'S'sT 1' THE BRYAN 4TEXAS) DAILY EAGLE TUESDAY 181947 1 Tt UN AT ZO Polar bears perform antics on the edge of their swimming pool at Brookfield zoo during an unusually warm winter daV 2: 7 1 I Tho silver in silver fox is cau I ed by lack of sunlight Ambunt of i gray in the fus is in inversb portion to the amount of sunlight the fox gets Diet Rajs an effect too' '4 TO QUIT POLAND Arthur Bliss Lane (above) Am bassador to Poland bid farewell to Premier Josef Cyranktewicz at Warsaw and told him he was leaving? for Washington for con sultations and did not intendvto return (AP Wirephoto) or your convenience our 2 Record Shop is open until 8 luesday thru riday Better Homes 7 Appliance Center Peter Kapitza is top 314 Main ph 2 7300 nuclear physicist r1 1 1 NEW ORLEANS' eb 18 Sevc ntei year old Curtis Ray Lloyd agreed before District Judge Bernard Cocke here Monday to i etin ii to Wood county Texas and answer to a murder charge' He then broke down and cried" ifcarrdjiow 1 want to die in the hot'eJlCthejrexas youth said just after he hacTlrp i peaied in the courtroom and waiv ed extradition I Lloyd admitted to Motorcycle Patrolman Sal Marchese who ar rested him here Saturday that Ke shot lind killed Oscar Voos 32 i a Tyler Texas utility worker I ho had given him a iride and then came on to New Orleans car i Welcome LAMAR PUPILS HEARTS KING QUEEN Against a valentine background of red hearts and old lace the La mar Junior High School crowned their King and Queen of Hearts Atthe beginning of the program Marlene Smith chairman of the brings you TfXAS WmfM mat A WASHINGTON eb 18' M1) The House passed Monday legis lation exempting John 1) Rocke feller from paying taxes on his gift 6f a site for United Nations headquarters in New York City The value of the property has bein' estimated at $8500000 on which the normal gift tax would be about $3000000 'The legisla tion now goes to the Senate North Highway No 6 EstablisiredJune T3 f'J 7 '7 7 in maintaining lots with perpetual care A half lot or less can be endowed for $100 Any member of the Cemetery Board or the Cemetery Association will be glad to give further information on this endowment plan RULES AND REGULATIONS Hr or the purpose of adding to the beauty of the Cemetery by giving it a uniform appear ance also to aid in the maintenance and mowing of the "following rules and regulations were adopted by the City Com mission on Decembell No curbs or coping are permitted around lota in the new area 7 No planting of trees shrubs or flowers lots is permitted except on approval of the sexton The number of shrubs or plants permitted on a whole lot is limited to six A half or quarter lot is to be allowed' only 2 its proportionate part of the six shrubs or plants The following 'is a list of flowers and shrubs which the sexton will approve for planting on cemetery lots: Nandina Bonita arbor vitae Crepe myrtle Cape jasmine Genisa ss Abelia or similar plants of the dwarf variety A small bed of pansies geraniums or similar annuals are also permissible Bryan Cemetery Municipally Owned Operated With Group Established Endowment Syste THE BRYAN CEMETERY The Bryan Cemetery a municipal project 'was established on June 13 1868 when the City of Bryan bought from Hubeft 20 acres of land on the northern outskirts of Bryan for $10000 Additional acreage was T7?" first added in 1915 and from time to time until it now contains 48 acres of land and '2the cost of the additions $9650' In 1945 in order to let the Cemetery in I crease its front footage along the highway Mike gave 108 acres of land to the 2 Cemetery English left a $5000 trust fund to aid in the upkeep of the Cemetery fMrs Rachael Sims Mills also left $50000 in trust a There is also an endowment program which I 7 many have chosen to participate in by pur chasing endowment certificates insuring the 1 57 perpetual care of their lots The price of the lots range from $15 to $80 according to the size and location No epdow 1 went charge is in the price of the 2 'lots i jg1: MVUvAIV UX UUCkjxj XUlIUby L11U odlv (Ji x'lots endowments' and annual dues which the members of the Cemetery Association 7 pay and is further augmented by approxi $8000 annually from tax money to keep the Cemetery beautiful 'One part of thc Cenfefcry has been desig "nated as which provides single1 7'grave spaces for the interment of babies 7 The Bryan Cemetery Board cpmpqsed of five members acts ip an advisory Rapacity '7 in the operation 0 the Cemetery 5 THE BRYAN CEMETERY ASSOCIATION j1 The Bryan Cemetery Association was or ganized November 30 1Q20 Geo A Adams was the first and served for 10 years The Executive Board was composed of Mesdames Mar' Carr J'E Covey Howell and Dona Carnes Messrs George A Adams I Gavitt "'and J'ountain The number waj increased frorn 7 to 20 members on January 12 1933 i The regular meeting of the Board is held4 son the 2nd Ihursay of each month1 except July and August at 10' a at the City Hall The annual membership meeting is held on the 2nd Thursday of January at 10 a at the City Hall 5 Annual dues for Membership in the Asso ciation are $100 per year Annual fees for 1 maintenance of cemetery lots are $600 for one lot $400 for one half lot and $250 for one quarter lot payable on or before March of each year to the fyeasurer of the Asso 4 ciation 1 A permanent endowment plan was estab a lished in 1923 A lot Inay be endowed for perpetual care and beautification for $200 Approximately 100 lotowners have taken Training Expert rom Army Will Talk At College COLLEGE STATION eb A series of talks will be given at Texas College byCol Baird ort Leavenworth Kans eb 24 2(5 Dr Bolton dean of the tollege has announced "New Ideas in is the subject for Qiese talks to be given at 7:30 each of the three evenings in Sbisa Hall by Col Baird of the Training Section of Army Command and Staff College Command has given more serious consideration to teaching' methdds and has been more piogrcssive in adopting newer ones? for its faculty than any other Dr Bolton stated He pointed out that everyone who has to address groups will find these in both useful' Dr Bolton has appointed a com mittee to arrange the program It is composed of Dr Steen professor I of history Dr Jaggi piofessor of veterinary mod Dr Quisenberry head of the Department of Poultry Hus bandiyJj Haupt professor of electrical engineering and Jackson radio editor for the Texas Extension Sen ice VAMESAX 7 MIDLAND SAN ANGELO 7 ALUBBOCK MINERAL WEILS DALLAS ORT WORTH Yunnn bwhuu ADltnt DDVAU cnnlun auw ra ernpui TEMPI! advantage of this plan and the Cemetery Xi am 1 1 1 Vi i xiix3 Kunlun in uruer mac tne combined in come could then be used economically 7 51 7 i I 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