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EDITORIAL COMMENT
Yoo Hoo, Darling! I'm Home!"
'ttMGOTINO IL*
(East) BREEZE
In rrtaatlr KmoU.
Where lUfliMditMl
Cotton Field* Meet,
•id the Eut Breeu
Gently Teonhoe
the Bne.
skaU*s—juttyU* chunking a baH«l.mll in Hit*
Htrett —for it’* vacation iujumoii ami tiiey may
Im» no intent upon their play they won't sew
your car. Help Juok utter them, it isn’t ask-
ing too much, is it ?
Our town, thus tar this year, has set up
n|: record oi being remarkauly iow in tire
leaser, That, of course, means that a certain
i mount of care has teen taken. May it con-
tinue. Beware—fhpecially—of trash fires, in
this breezy time. lion*t gamble with fire!
• * »S* M «
Who said “there’s nothing new under
tfie sun”? lie didn’t know what lie was talk-
ing about, if you want to see something new
in the way of a typewriter, come (to UPGO)
and Luke a look at—and see a demonstration
of—the Adler, a beautiful, ultra-modern tier-
man import, with unique margin-setting fea-
tures, u clear-vision paper-holding device
(which will let you split a period) and vari-
ous other efficient conveniences. . . Like to
see it ?
♦ *. ,M *
“The Russians,” observes Carl Kllstam,
“still rely on the three K’s. They say, ‘This
is ours, that is ours, everything is ours/ ”
* * 4 $ * . . >
Watch out for youngsters on bikes and
. . . And Ennis Was Ready
Our city mm may well be proud of it-
liaving voted improvement of Highway 75
(four-laning) through its midst.
It sets us all ready to tie in with the
freeway which will be routed all the way
from Dallas to Luuis, with a beginning due
in tlie reasonably early future, since a* an-
nounced this week—a million dollars is avail-
able for starting this work on the Highway
70 north strip within the county.
While we don’t kuow it officially, have
no doubt that Limit*’ having placed itself in
readiness is bound to have hud some influ-
ence upon the thinking of the highway au-
thorities.
There are numerous progressive moves |
this town lias been making. And this cel'-i
tainly is one of the truly important ones.
A town which is determined to progress
is pretty hard to keep from doing it. As we {
have said before, we are convinced that a
good forward spirit exists iiere. And that's
what it takes, to keep abreast of the tinufs.
I
X
County School Bd.
Dates Fri. Meet
, Ret or r.U* Their lima
j Mr ana Mis. L. L Latimer have
I returned to their home at 3'tl North
Guinea tit. alter spending the wtn-
* ter in the home of their son-in-law
! iiiai daughter. Mj . and Mrs. B. U.
i Schanewerk.
- Lodge Notice -
Ufoutbem of the Kills County
School Board will meet at V o'elock
Friday morning at the courthouse
tor the regular monthly meeting, _
I County Superintendent J. E. Wake- . Reb^kah will have their
Hand announced today. regular meeting ut the hull, 119'..
| On the agenda Friday morning R Dudas 8t , 8.00 pm Election of
officers will be held.
r«4 .
will lit action
requests.
on school tralister
i
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McCarthy Rebuff Puts Judd on Spot
WASHINGTON MERRY -GO-ROD NU
By DJNiW PEARSON
Wasliington. — Congressman Waiter
Judd of Minnesota isn’t advertising it, hut
the White House-Justice Department rebuff
of McCarthy for proclaiming his own per-
sonal spy system inside the government al-
so put Mr. Judd on the spot.
For the gentleman from Minnesota, who
prides himself on being one of Eisenhower's
close friends ifnd original boosters, proposed
a similar espionage system for himself while
traveling through the Far Last.
Meeting with American diplomats and
personnel in Bangkok, Thailand, Congress-
man Judd said in brief:
“I know many of you may feel lost out
here, if you do feel us if you’re neglected and
forgotten, just write me. Let me know your
problems.”
One diplomat immediately spoke.
VWouldn’t that be disloyal?” lie asked.
‘‘Wouldn’t that lie going over the $tate De-
partment’s Head?”
Judd replied that there were some good
ocugressnieti. mid some indiscreet ‘ones. He
admitted that some congressmen might not
be the ones to write to.
“But you can write to me,” he said, “and
Count on me to be discreet.”
—PREDICTION FOR NOVEMBER—
A possible portent of things to come in
November elections turned up in California
fast week when .Sen. Tom Kuchei, Republi-
can, put out u smear sheet attacking Con-
gressman Sam Yorty* Democrat, a* a Red.
Yorty is opposing Kuchei in the California
Senate race which has its initial warm-up in
the primaries next week;
• These primaries are nationally import-
ant. They wili show, in the second largest
state hi the union both population wise and
geographically, whether ike lias really lost
ground or not. For Californians are in the
habit of deciding November elections in June
by nominating favorite candidates on both
Republican and Democratic tickets.
Tiie Republican National committee in
Washington has made no secret of two
filings: 1, that it regards the CaJiforniu pri-
mary as most important; li, that it plans to
use the McCarthy technique in the coming
campaign whether Joe is an active speaker
or not. An expensive film on "Twenty Years
of Treason” featuring Harry Dexter White
)ias already been prepared for wide GOP dis-
tribution.
Democrats claim, therefore, that the
“Yarty-Is-A-Red” circular distributed by
Senator Kuchei is significant.
—NO RED HE—
In this case, Yorty is a long way from
being a lied. Moreover, he caught the Ku-
chei sheet early and has issued an effective
•reply
it happens that the congressman has a
letter from J. Edgar Hoover thanking him
for his light against Communism. Also Ku-
chei made the mistake of using a picture of
bimself ami Thomas Pitts, president of the
California A. F. of I... without Pitts’ permis-
sion, thus making it appear that Kuchei lias
AFL endorsement, the exact opposite of the
case.
Finally Yorty Jfaa beun praised by none
other than the Hears? Newspapers for “Ids
outspoken attitude on Reds and fellow travel-
ers.”
So, with the fireworks starting this
tenrly, it looks as if it would be a hot sum-
mer—and not merely in California.
Note—The Kuchei sheet smearing Con-
gressman Yorty even used a trade-union la-
bel at the bottom, though investigations by
the Printers’ Union showed it win* actually
piinted in a nonunion shop.
: —CALIFORNIA MERRY-GO-ROUND—
Here’s more on the hot and important
primary show dp win in itke Golden Bear state:
Jimmy Roosevelt lfidtnost certain to win de-
spite his marital troubles. A Republican
legislature hud gerrymandered his district
before they knew he was going to run, and
hud lumped as many Democratic votes as
possible in it, so as to make other districts
safer for Republicans. . . Also, the blast by
peraocratio Chairman Steve Mitchell boom-
pranged in Jimmy’s favor. . . Hardest cani-
; jaiguing candidate in California is George
«hi. Johnson, running for state treasurer as a
MjxiocnH. He lias to campaign hard because
to many people get him mixed up with Gua
I “
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BLACKWOOD
-on-
BRIDGE
Lions Club—
Johnson, his Republican opponent. George’s
slogan is: “The name's the same, but not the
candidate.”
California labor, which usually lines up,
for the Democrats, this time is split. L. A.
teamster boss Le Haney, who is close to GOP
Mayor Roulson of lxas Angeles, led a bolt to
Governor "Goody" Knight, und the AFL has
now officially endorsed him. . . But about !
two-thirds of the rank and file AFL mem-
bers will probably bolt their bosses and vote 1
Democratic. . . Governor Knight made one,
slip which isn’t going to help him in certain
quarters, especially in view of the Supreme!
Court segregation decision. Asked how he v,s p, . v aHn,„ n ....
Stood on FEW. Knight told a Stanford Uni-1good as his bidihng
varsity audience: “I'll tell you what I told
the teamsters when they asked me the same, Mr Muzzy'*, play of toduy’s humi j ha,' bui.ned untl tha^ lu,
question. How w ould you like to have a Negro l‘*‘ve bt!*'n UIS K00d n-s hl* i thut he had a family to support und
riding ami sleeping in the same truck with I!?<£«• Hs r"***u* ot 1 dlu,nond
you ?”
One development reminiscent of
New York harness-track scandals is Ihe1 North Dealer
charge tliat California race-track interests E®*1 * West vulnerable
j untied up $35,000 for Knight’s campaign. The No tii <Mr. Abel)
governor hasn’t answered. . . Citizens for, ' °
Eisenhower, believe it or not, asked support T__A ,. 3
from George Arnold though lie’s a Demo- 4-a q j 5 2
cratic candidate lor Congress from L.A. . . Wty
Phidel Hull ol Riverside, Calib, lias offered | d^j- champion t 1 Mr. Musters)
ope De Soto car to anyone who will tell him 4-iu #72 4943
one constructive thing that Republican John iy-K » b 3 y q 10 c 2
Philips lias done in Congress. So far nobody . ♦—J 10 ♦ —k q 9 8
SUBSTITUTE
CLERK-CARRIER
TO BE CHOSEN
1 “
The U S. Civil Service Cotnmls-
; Sion has announced examination*
for subst tute cleric - carrier at
I|l.tfl per hour for employment in
the Enni* Post Office, according to 1
: George H. Harney, postmaster.
Further information and applica- 1
jtkiu forms may be obta ned at the
Fust Office or from the Regional
iDirector, 8th U S C.vil Service Re-
gion. R6om 809. 1114 Cumtoerce
Street, Dallas, Tex.
Michigan was the first state to
dt clare a bank holiday during the
1 oppression of the 1930’s. Gov. Wil-
lurn Comstock closed all Michigan
banks from Fetb. 14 through Feu. <
j 22, 1L23.
Village Drive-In
r. Hlway 75 1‘bon* IU
Tuesday - Wednesday • Thursday !
n.'*
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Avis Hart, N O,
Agnes Bristow. Sec’y.
Stated Convocation Ennis
1 cnapier. NumUi 13.'. HAM,
Thursday. June 3, 7:30 p m.
Annual election of officers.
Leo Kirkpatrick, H P.
E McCuig, Sec'y.
Stated E.tins Council, No.
,81 RArSM, Thursday, June
13 -8 p.m.
Garland Smith, T.I M.
E. McCalg, Recorder.
PLAZA
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
What’s Doin’
(Cuiitinue^i From Page 1)
1
Creek at. the corner of what is now
West Denton and North McKinney
! Streets.
He recalled that when he went
to breakfast on November 2. 1909.
I the ma d told him that The Ennis
iDally News where lie was employed Man On The Go, (2)
1 *---* ■ * ■ - ■ *- • John Vandercock, •?) Tenn. Ernie,
<4) Fulton Lewis Jr.
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LISTED AS FOLLOWS:
(1) — WF A A-WB A P—
(81—WFAA-WBAP--570,
(3) — KitLD—1080.
(4) —WRK—1310.
response
on the South caads looks a little
odd, but actually it was the least
the of several evils
"no job.”
He arranged with the owners to
buy the business which lay in ashes
and started out for himself with no
plant, no machinery, no sub-
scription list and no printers.
In order to raise cash, Mr. Dunk-
erley said he sold some stock, got 7:30—< 1)
$9,000 in cash and paid $1,375 for Gregson, *3»
tile name of The Ennis DuJy News, ,‘*1 Baseball,
the business which lay In ruins.
Mr. Dunkerley then told how he
expanded h's business by printing
tugs which were sold to the cot-
ton yards In the area and how
6:30—-(I' Mews; M. Beatty, (2)
Silver Eagle, <3i Choraliers, t4)
G'briel Heater.
7:00 (1) Roy Rogers, (2) Jack
Gregson, < 3 > Meet Milli.e
(41 Sports; B llboard.
I
Six - Shooter, (2iJuek
Dr. Schwarz Address,
Baseball.
I
8:00 (1) Geucral Motors Formal I
Opening, • 21 Obessiun, i3> Me*t
Mr. McNutlfy, 14» News; Buseball.!
South 1 Mi
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♦ -•7 5 4 2
4-10 9 6
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M uzzy)
8:30— il) John Cameron Swayae;
Edd'e Cai.twi, <2* Voice of thr
Time For Love, (4>
later, because of the Inconvenience
of having to order the tags from : <3)
New York, he borrowed more money
and bought a machine and a cai*)9;.oo— < 1 • Fibber & Molly, (2>
lead of stock to manufacture the Headline Edition, <3> McCarthy
tags. He said that, for a while, he Hearings, <4* Bus.*ball,
used all h's profits calling pro- ....... ,
spective customers by telephone, he Theater ’ RoyalV i3i' NeWb^ SuorU '
West was so afraid he couldn’t sell all hie, ,4, Baseball ' • P ••
Pass tags.
A.P. For more than twenty years tlie j 10:00—(1) News. (2) News, (3) News;
<4> Musical Scoreboard.
10:30— 11) Tex. Quinn Night-watch-
man, (2) Top Tunes. (3) Hillbilly Hit
Parade, 14 > Official Detective,
Hour, (4* Sports;
(31 Evening
has won a frue ear. . . State Senator Jack ?3
Tenuy, soinetiraen called tlie Joe McCarthy 1
of ralit'ornia, and chaiunan of the Gaiifopnia 1
Un-American Activities committee, has writ-
ten a four-page letter to voters about Jews.
It seeina he isn't happy that they have voted Hfhe Bidding:
against him. Karth East Soutli
------1—4 Puss 1 — 0
t\ 8 4 Pass 3—NT
“SLOW DOWN AND LIVE! Most players today thing u bid of Ennis plant was the only lax main:- Hogan,
Texak 19 one of tliil’leen Southern states i oue on trump over partner's one club fucturing concern south of the
which have joined witil’eleven Northeast-1 opening should allow a pretty fair Moron Dixon Line, Mr. Dunkerley
ern states in a concerted effort to control !^»ad. 1 go along with tiwvt though? said
Vi itrli vonv uniiwls < I ill'll: o flit* ti**nk ocriod of Localise the reason ng behind it is The tag salesmen began to take
i.m.moefvKS1 K P ^ sound. To bid one trump. Mr. Muz- orders for other items used at cot-! <1» T. Quinn Nlghtwatch-
suinrnci «HV«. . .. . .....■ .. . ,'zy should tia.ve been a king stronger ton g»s and compresses and by 1939 inan’ L^s Blown, f8) News;
i atterjicd Oll *jni1 l’1 <'^*arn " ' 1 , — that Is, he should tiave hud an the company wus covering practical- Metlvodist Men’s
was conducted 1U^ lJo«> by the Northeastern average hand in high curds |ly all the Southern states. It was in Caravan,
elutes group, a “Slow Down and Live, cum- *rtu» reason is that a one no this year the newspaper was sold
paigll will be Conducted ill 24 .states from j trump response cuts out all fur- and the tug business became a sepu-
Maine to Texas through Labor Day. ther bidding by the parUtershlp at rate entity.
The Texas »Safety Association, working1**11*’ level if tlie original bid- Then n machine for mak ug
14, u'iti: the Texas I lenart nient of Pul>- d*' wants to bid Hguin, he has to sale “book* was bought and the
hc Siifatv will Hct ns coordinators in making lcome ln “l thc Uo r,,n,‘e am1 hlB American Carbon Paper Manufac
K hulet>, Will^fict Its coorainaiots " ^ ^lhflnd mtty ll0t be quite enough for taring Company came into being
Hie summer watchwords of It he highway* W out of the need for carbon paper for
irom Passamaquoddy to Paso— 4SI0H __ LOW H|U convenient — the salesbooks.
Down and l.ive!" j How convenient it Is for him 'f Wth the advent of "Lend Lease"
The agreement of the 24 states to con-. the responder bids 1 diamond. Then the Ennis campcny begun to sell
duct the program has been announced by a he can re-bid one heart or one carbon paper all over the world,
joint declaration of the governors of the !vpa.de and thus u lot of inform::- Gradually other paper products.
States participating. ! tlon can be exchanged at the low- Including various office and school
I i) IQnsifk 1venvrul mmiBJr«r of the ‘‘*t Wddln* k‘vt‘1’ supply items have been added until
^ 4J,o V . 1 J i course Mr. Muzzy was too now the Ennis companies do busl-
TeXts Surety Assoewtioa, hag betl ;®tru»»i. to PAM- Lack’ng the strength net* In every state it: the Un'on.
btate Saiety Coordinator for the project. for a one no trump response, he bid besides the foreign business
CX.pkl!!!!!!£ the fm* the cum* Ion# diamond on u four-curd suit BeinR successful in obtaining
paigll, Mr. Musick said: “Traffic accidents jluaded b ythe 7 spot. As it hap- government contracts. Mr Dtinkor-
are more than an important social and eco-'pened. Mr Abet didn't have a 4- ley said the companies found the
nomic problem_they ure a national trage- jeard ma jor to bid anyway and aft- distance from Enn s to Washington
dv’ 'i'he experience of sites counties and <“r his Ju,1>p to l1'1'*’1’ dubs Mr. n handicap, and so un eastern
municipalities tells us that y’out of lOacci-J^ ‘,ro»,wly Wf,u lo three ^anch was opened in Chatham.
denis result from the action oi drivers at-1 y — down two — warehouses and sales offices
Dieted with the in a hurry complex—Ane j .j.jU, tl.ey 0f hearts was opened tiave been established n’ atruteg.c
‘me, liist’ attitude. On the higitways thi& alKj providing again a little learn- point* throughout the United States
viewpoint is expressed in the traffic viola- ling is a dangerous thing. Mr Muz- and now companies which have
tions ittvilving SPEED, including: speed too ay laid oTf the first two round of grown to 'nclude several subsidiaries,
fust for conditions, following too closely, fail- 1‘rarU However, the opponents now ate taking another big step in the
iiiu to vield l iyrht of wav improper passing »hilted to diamonds and continued manufacture or a new line of pro-
and plain, excessive speed’” —alvulmauHer-1u,lU1 ^ Wl,s knockt'd uUl when duct»- Snap—Fari unit sets which
olti.
11:30 (1) T. Quinn,
• 2) Melody Magic,
14 > Rythm Caravan.
12:00 (1j Sign Off, (2t Sqpt Off,
<3> Sign Off. 14* Sign Off
— ORGANIZATIONS —
Community Center Meeting at Tex-
as F're Conference Room—7:39 p.m.
— Motion Pictures —
PI.AZA—"Calamity Jane."
Git AND—"Car bbean."
VIM.AGF DRIVE-IN—"Mu and I*u
Kettle At Home."
|'ndt*rgoi>« Surgery
M illy Collins, daughter of Mr.
ttttd Mr* James C ftoiimK undei’-
went minor surgery at Ennis Mu-
: uipal Hospital on Wednesday.
NOW YOU CAN LICK'
ATHLETE S FOOT WITH
KERATOLYTIC ACTION
mim daily kiwi
IN SIXTY-THIRD YKAJR
Telephone 14 (Business) or 44 (Newt) 312 N. Dallas 8L
PublUlied dally except Sunday by the United Publish-
ing Co , Inc., which also pubUahN Tilt Btuils Weekly
Local and Tlie Palmer Rustler.
Entered at the post office ln Studs, Texas, aa second
class mail matter under tbs Act of Congress of March
until the ace was knocked out When
jthe club finesse lost, Mr. Muzzy was
down two. The defenders won three
diamonds, two hearts and a club
Mr. Muzzy should have won tin*
ChsriM E. Gentry
Floyd Oasebolt
lanager
Editor
All oommuulcaAlons of business and
should be addressed to the company; not to
items of news
to individuals.
include u variety 01 books for every
type of buuness.
Mr. Dunkerley said one pleasant
mistake which the bus ness made In Ennis.
T-4-L, a kerulolytlc fungicide,
SLOUGHS OFF the tali ted outer
*km, exposing mined fungi and
kills on eontuct. Leaves skin like
bully's. In just ONE HOUR. If not
pleased, your 40c back at any drug
ston*. Today at IIFSSER DRUG GO. 1
hearts und the way he played it.
he had Just once chance—the club
finesse.
company;__________
Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing 1 Cl*i\/Arc Til in Ire
or reputation of any person,flrtu or corporation, which 1
may auoenr ln tlie columns of tills dsDV,will be gladly in >1 —
ami du^Tcorrected upon being brought to the publish- j HlS Ik© Support
Campaign Issue
By<G»nlHr^2|G......... Austin. June S (UP).—Governor
One Year (In A
fb-s( heart trick Th's would have its early years was the paying of too Mr Dunkerley mentioned that the
given him two chances instead of large a dividend As the need for companies spetvd more than $74,-
ona- the chance that Mr. Champion more money arose tlie dividends 000 u year for utilities and use 50 0
had Uie king of hearts and the j were cut. carloads of paper u yeur.
chance the oposing hearts w*rc di- Now*, he said he cannot hope to Going b**;k to the day when he
vided 4-4. After all. he was Just make the profit of a few years ago, started out a.'l alone with a business
as vulnerable In d tunonds as in but must increase the volume of that lay 'n ashes. Mr Duttkerley
the output and be sotsfled with remembered that his firs.t desk was I
a two an a hilf to three per cent a "kitchen table with one Uttle
profit. drawer," which he used for seven!
Mr. Dunkerley jmid tribute to his years before purohudng a second '
employees and said that with tlie hand desk.
dwindling of the railroad payroll. <t It was not until about four years'
twna gratifying to him to be ab? to ago thst he put his feet under a new 1
do something to help hold up the cleek for the first tme. Mr ;
local level of employment. Dunkerley said.
The companies which he hco.ds Mr Dunkerley related with pride j
.iow have an annual Eiuii* payroll that tin* company which had such a
Allan Shivers pred cts hts support of $1,509,000, w hich he said he be- ! modest beginning was recently able
of Mr Eisenhower in 1052 will believed to be larger than the rail- to borrow for an expansion program
(he mam Issue 111 his campaign fur road ever had. Altogether the com- , a large sum of muney for a peri-
re-elnt'oii to on unprecedented { panics employ more than 550 per- od of ten years and with no se-
ttnrd term Isons, more than 400 of whom are In 'curlty.
WARNER BROS'.
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Casebolt, Floyd. The Ennis Daily News (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 130, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 3, 1954, newspaper, June 3, 1954; Ennis, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth782497/m1/2/: accessed April 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Ennis Public Library.