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THE BRYAN EAGLE RIDAY SEPTEMBER 25 1942 OUR Classifieds The Bryan Daily Eagle 15T or Sale or Rent of flax Curtail Meat Supply Help Wanted EXCHANGE 1 1 wheat at prices equivalent to 85 i j)( dissolved upon the death of Phone 2 8889 NEW YORK Sept 25 (P) this 1st day of Septein 1912 the production of meats BY CARL ANDERSON Or ETTA KETT BY PAUL ROBINSON IS TH' UWHO 6:00 6:15 6:30 7:00 6:00 630 7:00 No Advance in Prices Come Early To Avoid The Crowds KCKO (570 kc) Scrambles (B) Lone Ranger (B) Earl Godwin (B) In Person Shore (B) High School Corps (B) 'GOING TO ML T4EM WHo'OU BY TEXAS STOCKMEN 40 41 Beverage i saw iro look funnt I I SHOWED THEYlHere MAKE and NEWS There 6:30 6:45 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9 :30 10:00 10:15 10:30 11:00 11:30 News (C) Work and Sing Benny Strong Or Ray Kinney Or (C) Nal Ernie Or (C) News WBAP WAA (820 kc) I red aring (N) Sunset Serenade Bigler (News) Headliners (T) Lucille Manners (N) Information Please (N) Waltz Time (N) Plantation Party (N) People Are unny (N) Strike Up The Bonds Anderson (News) Rhythm Romance George McCullough News (N) Bob Allen Or (N) reddy Martin (N) News (N) Subscription Rate By Carrier IM far Waok 65c Par Month 6700 Par Year By matt anywhere 66 a year 6275 six months 60s one month 1 Bryan Dally jCaalo Wednesday edition by mall only 6160 yaar Keep Vitally Alive! With Body Massage good and look Weight Reducing 1 Mrs A Pape1910 College Road 2 6231 WALKER ROY ADAMS i General Partners WALKER RICE TILLEY Special Partners ing escapes his nig biug eyesjinu his memory is unbelievable He i has promised us a visit today to over flowing with strangers and I every citizen should consider it I their duty to be friendly cordial! and render service where possible! remembering' it' is the human fac 8:30 8:45 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:15 10:45 KRLD'(1080ke) Amos Andy (C) Mary Small Congs Report to Nation (C) Kate Simth Hr (C) Brown (C) 8:00 The Playhouse (C) 8:30 Brewster Boy (C) 9:00 Caravan (C) 10:00 10:15 10:30 11:00 111:16 1 LtUlA VOIvUIClO) A Simpson nil goodTexans and well known in this community i Elliott talking gas As was Dabbs and Gold Dr McNutt Dentist Office in Parker Building Over Pharmacy Bryan Texas Ph 2 1457 JAMES JAMES Real Estate PALACE COMING Preview 11 Saturday Night Sept 26 also 5 More Big Days Sept 27 28 29 30 Oct 1 CREIR WAITER GARSON PIDGEON thuctH Wilhlri Wltr PridweE If StYY MRS MINIVER Office 2 7065 Re 2 8139 SHllMDl liltelLSli dsiHakisngBra EII38H man hhb an 0B3 HH KJUU1 liiuusi H111H HMH 3BB13 EMB ffl! Klftlli 11 Hffl E3E1G3 SMI BnufflWT BBI SHBSH rariiiarasi saagi HEinKl ACROSS 4 Mendicant 1 Native of 5 A State Arabia 6 Exist 5 Australia 7 Promises pepper" 8 On the 9 American i ocean author 9 Juice of in AnnAArins as if gnawed 11 Old times 12 Surrounded 16 Type by 13 Post on stairway 14 Kettle 15 Obtain 17 Mournful 18 Entire range 20 Zeal 23 Quoted 27 Saucy 28 Pin for meat 29 A wing 30 Small island 31 Epoch32 Say again 34 Disable 35 Severe 36 rauds 37 Top of head 39 Seed of opium poppy 42 Before 43 Clique 46 Pertaining to the axis 48 Anesthetic 50 Color slightly 51 Chinese laborer 52 Plant 53 emale sheep DOWN i 1 Steam: comb form 2 Part of plant 3 Beard of rye cry (including road and excavation machinery tools and equipment) gasoline oil and all kinds of ma teria) supplies goods wares and merchandise and to contract and perform any and all kinds of work and service that' any or all of the foregoing may be capable of rend ering or performing 3 The capital stock of said part nership is 81500000 all ully Stib member what kind of cereal she I son in on business Leon Hayes said with TERESA WRIGHT DAME MAY WHITTV RECIMAID OWEN HENRY TRAVERS RICHARD NEV HEHRY WILCOXON Texas Daily ran Deagsie uirices: 610 Mercantile Bank Buliaing Dall Texas: 670 LexiYiNton Av New "to'9 Aaeadatlon Building Chlcaao Ill Member of Tn Aooclateo Pre Tbe AMOctated Pre ia exclusively entitled to the use for roprodutton of all new dispatch credited to It or not otherwise credited in the paper and alao all local nw published herein All rights of reproduction of special dispatches herein are also reserved 7:30 1 8:00 Gang Busters (B) Spotlight Bands (B) Molases January' (B) Meet Your Navy (B) Men Mach Victory Dance Diary Music You Want Buddy ranklin (B) 11:00 News (B) I TVtTPIl Yeager out in his truck lie has Mrs Mills Malker who had PARTNERSHIP 1 State of Texas County of Brazos To whom it may concern: As required bv Article 6118 Re 1 1 vised Civil Statutes of Texa no tice is hereby given to all parties concerned that a limited partner ship was formed effective ebru ary 20 1942 pursuant to the pro visions of the Revised Civil Statutes of Texas relating to limited part nerships amt the terms of said partnership arc as fol lows 1 The name is Walker Adams Equipment Company Ltd and its address is Box 1665 Houston! Harris County Texas I 2 The general nature of the i business transacted is to pwn ac ss use operate stor'1 1 Gloria Neelie a student at Tex owned wheat for feeding to live repair trade iu buy sell lease and i as State College for Women writes stock under the Department rent all kinds of motor and other for the Eagle Mr and Mrslol' Agriculture's wheat to at vehicles implements and macliin BurAi7ENrvail I DIDNTWANTW PICUI2G TAKEN I was au vmet (I MESS Publlxhei by Th D1 rihtlng Company Bryxn Texx dally xwpt BanteyattnM at th poRtofflc at Bryan Taxaa April 12 1616 Moond cUmattar andar thaaet of Congreaa Marab 1 MRS LEK ROUNTREE Managing Editor 9 ib Yesterday' An er 45 Attempt '43 oot covering 47 Grow old 44 Elongated 49 Broken part fish flax Twentyive DAVEMENT A ICK UPS STO12Y 1 IS ir THE PAPEBI IbflHE ON Papee? the raoNf pages a iiaiui 11111111(11' i ri iiiiw a iniiiw I paid hi ana me name 7 and amount paid in by door frames gas water and rnn TYirtn" krinl 1 nflO fppt nun mivx new rough 1x6 lumber Bak 11 Walker 7365 Linden Street er 1 hone 8Jr9 or ia District Agent Orms Ls McKnight and Elliott of the College and County Agent Beason went to Wheelock last night to attend the farmers meeting called by the new county agent for I Robertson county A rousing meet 1 ing was reported and a club organized by elected Henry Marsh president Dr Collard vice president and Roy Killough sec retary treasurer Musgrove and A Magness from near fMadisonville crossed the Navasota river today and came to BBA where theyre entered Clifton and Clinton Mag ness Paul McSwain was in the city today from hisdiome at Rock Prai rie Joe Lero and Jim Welch of the Texas National Guard stationed at Hidalgo are attending court here Mr and Mrs Bailey Mr and Mrs Bailey and daugh ter Winona came across the Nava smith We met for the first time i sota river from near Madisonville Lawshe general manager of! and did fall shopping here today the Buchanan CarVel Limited John Nicol is confined to his! contractors on the Bryan ield home on account of illness I yj Whittle another contractor Miss Janice Cooperman of Nav njce to know Bryan is full to asota is the guest ot Mr and Mrs Sam Levy for the holidays' Watt McNeely of Austin' is vis iting relatives here White left for Dallas last night where he has accepted a i tor that counts in making friends position with a mattress factory for yourself and' community Thursday night leaders of this community gathered at the Citv Hall to discuss and nlan the collection of scran ion and steel in the drive which Donald Nelson directorof the War Production Board asked the newspapers of i the nation to lead The groundwork for the gathering of the scrap about the homes farms and business houses of Brazos county was laid and men and women of the com munity propose to get busy without delay on the job of interesting every man woman and child in making every possible pound' of scrap available for the steel mills of There is no question of the need The steel industry has on hand a supply that will run it for about two weeks Unless this is replenished and a steady flow of scrap con tinned they face at least a partial shutdown since the steel they turn out consists of fifty per cent scrap and the war effort will be seriously if not fatally handicapped The task of searching the homes and business places of this county to uncover and make available this scrap is not the work of a few community leaders but that of Tom Dick and Harry The campaign inaugurated in Nebraska by the Omaha World Iterald in which the news papers of the state cooperated and which brought in 87 3f 000 tons of scrap an average of 104 pounds for every c' man woman and child of the state gave Director Nelson the idea that the newspapers of the' nation might do what these of Nebraska had done' i To date Brazoscounty has produced more than 13000 tons of scrap but there are uncounted tons still about Much of that which has been shipped to the steel mills has gone to the junk yards in comparatively large lots and it has not included the combings of home after home and an intensive search of farms rindaluHliness establishments It has been the scrap right before the eye and comparative ly jeasy to lay a hand on and to move The success of the campaign thathas been launched will depend altogether upon the rank and file of the citi zenship It will call for the interest of the housewife of the husband and of all the children even those of 'less than school age All must be interested' since no piece of scrap is too small for the steel furnaces Two thousand bits of one pound each will make a ton of steel and this amount will go a long way in the war effort Plans are being made to enlist every resident of the county and all will be told the story of the need and of the challenge to Brazos county This need pan be met so faf 'as the power of Brazos county goes and the challenge accepted successfully if all will go to work The first task is to search out and gather the scrap Collection and transportation to the junk yard will be com paratively simple Gathering the material is the first step and the most important one A nd itis not a job that can he shoved on to the shoulders of the other fellow It is one to which each citizen must give1 his interest and time Iflno this is done Brazos county will come throygh 'WANTED NOW Used Coat Hangers 75c PER HUNDRED Ch or Trad Quantities 25 to one hundred Thoutand 'Muit be usable" aa vrns Slowly but surely the people of 'America are being brought to face the fact that the nation is engaged in an all out war for very existence and they must make the choice between and as the Baruch report described the alternatives The latest indication that business and comfort as usual must be forgotten in a nation wide cooperation for the primary purpose of winning the'war is found in theannouncement by Claude Wickard secretary of agricul ture that the civilian meat supply for October November and December would be materially curtailed The supply to be for' civilian use will be of the four types of meat affected about 79 per cent of the supply consum cd in the last quarter of 1941 The types of meat are beef and veal lamb and pork and there will be greater curtail ment in pork than in any other type probably because so much' of this is sold in the cured state Generally speaking the per capita supply under this sort of volunteer rationing will be 2 4 pounds per weekMeatless days have been proposed for restaurants and other eating places But it is proposed that the family unit solve the1 problem as the members may see fit so long as they remain within the pound limit The supply of meat required to supply the armed forces of the nation and also to meet the requirements of tallies under the lend lease program is steadily increasing as the forces to be supplied are increased The civilian demand also has mounted largely because of the increas ed income of millions of persons affected by thehigh wages paid in war construction: and in industry geared to war Many workers enjoying a higher income than ever before are not only buying more meat but also are in the market for better grades of meat and for better cuts The rib roast Ai taking the place in thousands of cases of the pot roast which was a luxury in many a home in pre war days There any question but that as a result of this curtailment in? the civilian meat supply there will be a greater need for a more general use of what are usually termed the cheaper cuts than ever before They will be in more abundance as they always are because there are more of them in a beef veal lamb or hog than of the higher priced or more choice cuts But because the better cuts will be limited more use of the cheaper cuts will be necessary in order that the available supply of all cuts be better distributed 1 This is a curtailment to which the American people should adjust themselves without complaint or hesitation They can supplement their meat ration with poultry and eggs and milk and in limited measure even in an inland point such as their community with fish There will be no ss danger of insufficient nourishing food but there may be some dietetic changes necessary and these may be good for many of us si Most Americans were not prepared for tire and car rationing and many could not understand the need for rationing of sugar A curtailment in the meat supply may come as a surprise to many but this should be taken in stride because other curtailments and rationing programs are on the way all necessary to the winning of the war Not But Job DAILY CROSSWORD 25 Weird 26 A weight (pl) 28 Perched 'A 30 Struck out 33 Bitter vetch 34 Chart 36 Sheep's coat 8 Land measure measure 18 Obtained 39 Cushion1 1 xn Tmaainnrv jy tmiu 20 Armadillos 21 Lease again 22 Arrange in folls 24 Twitch I LiUol UI sJUdycU I Lamar Band Sweater and pair 1 "fwoborse mules onJTlaek one of white trousers1 Phone 2 8889 brown bridge farm Brazos Baby chicks Mrs Jones jVmisco jPh 2 1283 1508 South College scribed and paid in and the name i i residence i 'inch paither are as follows: General Partners: Be on hand tonight to see the Broncostrample the Palestine Wildcats on Bryan ield at least that is our guess Mrs A Jones in on business One of Bry most attractive young matrons MrsG Gibson and little daughter Jane among the early customers Mrs Charley Ram sey a real go getter when it comes to putting things over for the good of the community The mail brought a letter from our good friend Blanton manager and vice president of the Houston Chamber of Commerce Bill is an ex student of Southwest ern University and a loyal sup porter 'Others mentioned in the letter Col Ike Ashburn rank Carothers Jack Shelton and ji GMC STOCK HOLDERS LESS late ten (10) years from and after (1! ebruary 20 1942 I vnpi' 5 Certificate of the articles of 3 Hospital General Motors Corp announced! limited partnership together with Thursday its common and prefer supporting affidavit has been duly Mrs Batte' has returned red stockholders numbered 41 1061 lilvtl "1 luconi wnn tnv uoumy to Houston after a visit with herjor the third quarter of 19 12 com tera ot vo umy pu uuu to Mrs Gunter and pared with 414852 for the second Articles 6IL 611 1 Retiscd Civ i i no Ar i nv'ie oyui i i nr tori i i js quaner anti 4 i vAd ir tm? quarter ot IV 11 innmiun siock Mr and Mrs Hielscher and holders for the latest period num 1775 against 393 62o for ront room private entrance Jena horse and cow Easy termsy adjoining bath Private home one Uh 4 110 1 CulPcPPcr 'or two gentlemen Phone 2 2645 Now five room house in Mead I before 6 after 2 1297 I owbrook Large rooms Unusual I cPate Trees Owner leav (five acres of land with chicken inu town must sell Phone 1 9093 houses $25 00 108 Carson Street I John Coulter If Tamey 205 Market St Detroit Jewel gas range perfect i San Ahtonio Texasj condition Apply 702 East 25th i Street salesman for part time work Prefer exnerienced A 412 Worth Hills student Lewis Shoe Store i Best cook in Brazos county for 001 Keckbridge (o0inut all( housework laundry MUI laMV IIOl Walker and Hue 1 (m nttce Best job available I fnr rontl rnnk Phnn 4 1 (kiv debts of said partnership except 1 to the extent of the capital paid! Stenographer Some general of in bv each ns above set out Thence work Experience desired hut general partners 11 Walker and "J11 tB1' 1 111 I Rov Adams are authorized to hoith Biyan (transact nil business of the part Ginner at armers' Union Gin nership ingood businesslike andiCo See Chas Palermo 514 Noith I customary manner but shall have I Main St I no authority to bind the special polish or Bohemian girl for partners Such partnership shall housework and help care for baby per cent of the parity price of nnj partner or by voluntary! Settled woman or settled girl 'in Texas feed wheat pt ices range nirreeincnt or by hange in on ner t0 C(ok for one and keep from 85 cents to 93 cents depend ship of interest nnd shall be con h0USc Apply 4 901 ing on location of the buyer The ucteil in ihe manner provided by i wheat can be purchased through Title 105 Revised Civil Statutes Lost County AAA committees of Texas 4 The partner hip shall termin Pair glasses in worn brown jtawv Ill IU6UI WWJ I Reward Mrs Hill 804A Smith College Ave Born to Mr and Mrs John Reel i inn and 1o Mr and I Mve nVv Pnivzin Pnntn 9 Mrs W'Downard is one of' the daughter at St Joseph most depenaftoie women we mivwi Mrs Lester Boles: has returned from a visit to Navasota couple weeks ago 1 was to get I leg of lamb but I brought Corbusier going around other Bryan relative roastin? chicken re i irt a spin Mrs A Robert 6 1 I 1 'ZxVv UnVOC member what Kina ot cereai sne i son in yn uunuivw onM kviifrJi half a dnr nrinrinal nf' the Travis elementary and little (laughter Esther have berod 392 en kinds Threw the food budget school is a pleasant person to gone to Conroe for a visit of a the second quarter completely out of kilter!" meet We liked mm corn in ap tew iiay John there are red and preach and appearance a I 6 nl TT zv la i A t'cs Arthur Gollv tins may oe a su i eager uui ui mn uwr i per market in a citv but it might promised usa ride in that truck been in San Antonio for a number a a 6 6 4 1 1 i itl kM IV knr A I 1S ust as well be the general store ana we are tovKing ivi wuiu uivjvi van I It At na 1 IJ aaw1 avrt 1 We had the pleasure of meeting I Mr and Mrs ord nnd the I young son Bobbie of Houston who are staying in Bryan for a few 1 1 Ifaa T7 zl zx! tv rtr CAiM 1 MOTORLESS MARKETING orVat Mad Bobbie is! la honey good to look at friendly Hello Bill Never expected to anj ag een ag a jjpfe blade Noth 1 see you here Thought you said! 0W shopping for the groceries as work!" 1'11 tell you John the wheels in'thc put the car up Thought it was one maki of thfl thing the Joneses could do Tires are getting mighty thin I know whether last till we B' yant the fust man atj get those promised substitutes Be 1 the bat tins morning Bob aldo sides there's gas you I in KCtttng an alfalfa nn to re "What's that in your hand Bill? Pln the thafc bum 1 tell me vou remember I Bob is all set for the army and what vour wife aiting his call Mrs ULIne Jo ctvll pnnfmpn tn her shopped two or tnree rini Intniv ond 4 never realized i home by illness so has to Andrus before how many different things Pft bis breakfast downtown If TJ Hnd'HO t4 1C fYIA AT it (l rto nnn hrtllOO (VAlfltV Lnca av wiij you bring a "Sure my wife dare trust me after an experience a nrx 1 1 1 xirnnlrC! 1 fri" WOC tfV fifot 1 v'lupiL vs n' Houston Texas $150000 Roy Adams' 4314 Pease" Street Houston Texas $375000 Special Partners: Walker Dr ort Worth Rice Tilley ler bort Worth Texas $00000 S(nt iblst room and bath avail rrk I 1 I lit" 1 I IHHRVI UIIU 4VVV nr ITilLiiv rt 1 "nnr troou couk ri i I shall mot be liable for any of the timp W( al njKht Recent Congressional action per mits the Commodity Credit' Cor poration to sell government owned 1 I 1 I fka Trtrcnvr HTtnnin Tlffrrmu hfnrn thf bit up mv nome town in we coun jime auu vj trv Hi red! Hi Arthur Doing farm Dean Winkler in death returned to San Ante the Saturday trading? i from College A Mitchell inpio Ihursday with Mr and Mrs I jAWn If AinCnllem 5 Barry and Mrs Lily Mor now I know fun to ride in rh to look after home business these push affairs but after all Mrs Sheppard has a pleas She probably Mill letuin to getting loaded down and weYei ing telephone voice Sim Bryan Saturday only half done Mother said to be mons can tell you more about for of Longview and hs home by 5 so sh'll have some ofestrv in a few' minutes than most I Shirlireed Walker of 1 alias who these things for dinner seelof parn jn a lifetime Mr and far funeral of Irs now Salt cereal pancake flour I Mrs McAfee and baby Barrow hero Wednesday are re dor food neaches beans bread i TIT have arrived in Brvan I mainmg here through the week prunes Christian Science I to make their home until' Jan (Monitor fuarv 1st when Mr HcAfee will i MUCH WHEAT BOUGHT 1 go Army nu wip BUY WAR BONDS ano STAMPS McAfee is a graduate of South I vrostern University Georgetown COLLEGE STATION Sept 25 noiorh said stockmen have hourrht IxAnifi If in 575000 bushels of government quiroposses OR EVENING PERIOD our room furnished apartment White Leghorn pullets See I electric refrigerator 308 Westjllenry 'Beika Bryan Route 5 i Carson Ph (Smetana) i Nicely furnished five room house Good' 8 year old saddle horse in College Hills Phone 2 1495 with saddle Phone 2 6419 or call urnished apartment for couple i Jones Shoe Shop 1 Tile bath refrigerator garage Ex office roll top oak desk' client location Phone 4 6864 I Address ABC care Bryan Eagle 1 1 iiii ii iiw I TBedroom private entrance twin Paitially furnished house In beds adjoining bath Ph 2 286 4 eludes refrigerator and dor 2 1577 Mile from campus Place for chick Notices READINGS Satisfaction guaranteed 8:30 a tn'' to 9:30 including Sun I An uiHi QaihVi flcninrHnrtt the inspection of any persons in tcrested Adding machine paper is now In testimony hereof witness Bilnbe at Eaele Printing Co our liands her A cryptogram quotation 'S SA I I 0 MI NY PXJNID SC NRI SAMJIANC RIUT A Cryptoquote: TRUTH IS AS IMPOSSIBLE TO BE SOILED BY ANY OUTWARD TOUCH AS THE MILTON Bistributed by King eatures Syndicate Tnc Via Vnrzlo XT 5111(1 AT 1' Solon Griffith writes from Etter program the Texas USDA War I Texas If you' khow where it is I Board has announced you know more than we do "At I ceding of surplus wheat is ex liast we have an address that wilbpected to pick up still greater mo be permanent for awhile we hope mentum during the months to come We are having a lot of cold weath as Texas farmers strive to increase er at least for we the production of meats I life in a Government trailer Vance board chairman said is a glorious and very comtortabie i as everything in them is quite com 1 plete Even three rooms are looking forward to getting the 1 Yes the "women talk and their talk counts for something Last night at the Scrap rally setting i plans for getting" it rolling to the mills at orice it was decided to 1 spread the news by talk and every man woman and child pledged to phone two people about the need i of scrap and ask them to pledge to phone two other people until every person on the phone rolls had received at least one call or more This is an emergency a critical moment your lioy needs bullets i guns etc and you cari help him by gathering scrap to keep the bullets and guns going The SOS call is to get 25 tons this week i and' as much as you can every week after thatWill you be weighed in the balance and found wanting? I Wo say no Citizens rthis means to arms for every stay at home Will you answer here am I send me to i iget the scrap scrap scrap scrap! i While there was a 1 "tive crowd at the meeting yet we cannot but feel if the community at large realized the dire need for scrap the Municipal building would have been filled to overflowing feel because you can't give but a nail or two thosu be needed and count for some thing It is little things that makes big things Tha time is short the need i great the hour for service 1 ha arrived DlElR 'cn'A'iri' IE A fes'k SALE 'A''7' ttLAPSIBLE rQKCHAIR5 Z7N (qL XxyN wBg fw 6j4rn WaM zXlp 8ALEt COLLAPSIBLE 4 ace naw pilot didnt i tell I MAU Nfill MR I I LX knockout Ur im fNA rsiX ikJ5 PCY2 I iri A 1 LOkKHar pi a HE Rf rr 1 ALE HAIRSlQl y( ekft u' 9Z5 CHAIRS A if SSneuSou i ii i i 16 rZZZZi" 1 2P 21 22 23 TT 25 20 31 53 34 35" 30 39 40 4t 43 44 4 46 47 49 So" bl 411 id' rrh.

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