The Ennis Daily News (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 124, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 27, 1954 Page: 1 of 6
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Harney G. Rust
Microfilm Service k Sales
Co. Box 8066
-.nmraornTBgH*Un,» Texas.
FIREMAN WAYNE BLAKEY
when asked If there vu "any fire
new*” today, said:
“No business” (And he added
that there’s seldom a fire these
times.)
the Ennis. Daily news
THURSDAY KVKN’lNCS, MAY 27, 1964
Partly cloudy through Friday wtffi
scattered thunder* bowers tonight.
Not much change In temperatures.
IN THE 63rd YEAR- ’ NEA TELEPHOTO—FULL LEASED UNITED PRESS WIRE
ENNIS, ELLIS COUNTY, TEXAS
NO. 124
ENNIS
Echoes
By Candy
“Most men who run down
women are running down one
woman only."—(Gourmont).
In the wake of yesterday's In-
teresting emphasis on U.8. Saving
Bonds given by Speaker Walter B.
Rider and A D. Leatherman, who
screened a tnovte for the purpose,
before Lions, we received some
gratifying news this morning. It
was n. report on April sale of these
bonds in the Dallas area, which
showed Ellis County to be one of the
leaders. Frankly, In the TWENTY-
NINE COUNTY AREA only two
count'es (on a quota basis) beat us!
8'nce it’s helpful to our country
and. also, because—as Mr. Rider
points out—it makes money sounder,
wc may well be proud of this record.
A couple of men were having
lunch one time.
“How’s business?” one asked.
"Rotten,” the other replied.
“Ilonestiy, if thing* keep on
like this It looks as if my laat
Income tax report w i 11 be Just
about correct.’’
Recipe for fun (for oldsters and
youngsters): A plunge In the new
Optimist Swimming Pool. Whole-
some . .. great sport... healthful ex-
ercise—try it.
Any rubbish today? And Is it
ready for pickup? The city sani-
tarian wants a splc and span
town. Reasonable, isn't It? Best
for looks, best for health.
School Transfer
Deadline Will
Be on June 1
Sen. McCarthy
Identifies One
Informant
j Washington, D C , May ,37. (UPV
| —Senator Joseph McCartty has
| Identified one of his Informants.
I He Is Paul Crouch, an admitted
Communist now working as a con-
sultant to the United States Immi-
gration Service. Crouch, who once
was convicted of subversive activi-
ties while in the Army, lias testi-
fied in numerous trials and investi-
gations of alleged Communists. j
His Identity was eventually reveal-
ed by McCarthy after Senator John
McClellan accused the Wisconsin ,
Republican of receiving secret in- .
format ion "through criminal means." |
The Arkansas Democrat said both
1 McCarthy and the donor were guilty \
j of a crime.
i The blowup came In the 22nd day
of the hearings on the Army-Mc-
] Carthy dispute. McClellan demand-
ed full information about some con-
fidential papers in the files of the
subcommittee, of which lie's n mem-
ber.
Hut McCarthy refused, saying Mc-
Clellan would Identify confidential
informants publicly. The Arkansas
senator denied Mils
■ The wrangle developed as Roy |
Cohn, the subcommittee’s chief |
counsel, was testifying as the open- j
ing witness for the McCarthy side. |
) Cohn had referred to a document j
on Communist infiltration of the j
j Army which the subcommittee re-1
! celved In March. 19S3. Here Me-1
Clcllan cut in to ask for details But j
Cohn was reluctant to dismiss the
report or say who prepared It.
McClellan insisted he had a right j
to know us a subcommittee mem-1
her. A recess was granted by the,
I Dr. Edwin fiow .will be the speaker i and parents-in-law of Dr. and Mrs. subcommittee to permit Cohn to
Sunday at Tabernacle Baptist I Curt Abell, who, with their children, j confer with McCarthy. And after a |
IOOF Wing Contributions Are
Due To Be Closed by June 1st
amvanOo I'm? vsics ,•
*(vu tou / ?'> i
ARRESTED—Atty. (Jen. Herbert Brownell and FBI Di-
rector .1. Edjtar Hoover announced Wednesday the arrest
of 11 Puerto Rican Nationalist party leaders on charges
of plotting to overthrow the U.S. government. Six of
the arrests were made in Chicago, four in New York,
and one in Puerto Rico. The six arrested in Chicago were,
from left to right, top: Julio Pinto Gandia, Juan F. O.
Medina, and Juan Bernardo Lcbron. Bottom, left to right:
Armando Diaz Matos, Manuel Rabago Torres, and Rosa
Collazo, wife of convicted assassin Oscr Collazo who is
serving a prison sentence for attempting life of former
Pres. Harry S. Truman in 1950. (NEA Telephoto)
Dr. Low, From Same Mission Area
As Abells, to Preach Here Sunday
Church for both services while j are Just returning, on furlough, from 1 20-mlnutc break, McCarthy Identl-i
Pastor and Mrs. R. C. Fling are In medical mission work in the same | fip(1 crouch as the author of the (
8t. Louis attending the Southern I territory where the Lows have Ber- | memorandum on Communism In j
the Army.
MORE ABOUT SCHINK—Capt. Joseph J. Miller, right., who was Pvt. <«. ,David
Sehine’s company commander at Ft. Dix, told Army-McCarthy hearings Wednesday
that Pvt. Schine once tried to make him an offer of assistance considered improper.
McCarthy, left, followed by James Juliana, announced he did not wish to waste his time
listening to ( apt. Miller’s testimony, and walked out of the committee room. (NEA
Telephoto)
Rider Tells Lions US Savings
Bonds B uy s "Help USA,HelpUs”
i Baptist, Convention. Dr. and Mrs. j ved.
I Low have served as missionaries in
I Ogibomosho, Nigeria, Africa, and
| are already well known here in
Ennis. At one time he taught in our
public schools and our twites have
heard Anita Low, lus wife,in their
WMU meetings, the announcement
school in the district where they re*- j said.
side, according to County Schools! At present Dr. low is working at I Miss Nir.u Jo Hoover, daughter
Superintendent J. R. Wakeland. I the George Truet.t Memorial hos- ] of Mr. and Mrs. J. TC. Hoover, is , hoard
the valedictorian of the graduating, A,ny loynny ”°Rrn
Tuesday, June 1. Is the final day
for making application for trans-
fer of pupils who will not attend
Italy Readies Its
Graduation Events
Speaking of "Sound Money" at
1 Before the uproar, Colm test Hied : the Lions Club luncheon mi
j under oath that Army Secretary j Wednesday, W B Wider, president
j Robert Stevens and Army Counselor, nj t|h> |,;mUh state Bank, .said tie
! John Adams tried to block the sub- ()i(|U't think anyone eotild give the
1 committee's investigation of alleged ,.0„jp|pt" uixwcr to the problem of
Communist Infiltration of the Army
Cohn also said the two Army offi-
cials tried to keep the subcommittee
from questioning members of the
"Parents are urged to make these pit»l in Dallas before returning
applications not later than June 1,
he said.
“Both children whose grades are
taught in the home district and
from his furlough to
field in Africa.
While in Ennis Sunday they will
be entertained in the home of Mr.
his mission! class of the Italy High School with
The Army has announced that
Private David Schine. a former Me-
answer
keeping a nation on a sound money
basis
Huddle Davis wa.s program chair-
man tor the meeting.
Exploring the subject, Mr. Rider
su'd In part:
“Obviously, I am concerned about
U Larrv Jack Dial, son of Mr. and Carthy aide, has been temporarily money because it m a bankers stea k ; “‘”*cngt"^ Chinese dotlam.
Mrs Jack Dial, w salutatorlan. Hts removed from military control nfld m trade But the value of money J|wh H;. lllflall0ll llir Com
those whose grades are not taught; and Mlrs, F. 1
at. home must be transferred and j-------------------
approved by he County School Board ' _ . ^ .
If the children are planning to nt-j|”ViniS H|Qm GtOCl
tend some school other than the j
school in the district in which they i AA.A, CdflClIClOt©,
live." 1
Applications may be made in the
county superintendent's office.
The County School Board willj
meet In the Courthouse Friday,!
June 4, to hear any protests that «tudcnt or the graduate school of
might be made on application for | Ur a body College for Tea-
transfer. Meeting time is 9 o'clock. | rhers of Nashville, Tenn . is a can-
| didate for the Master of Arts De-
gree in Education which will be
Roonbaeh, parents j average is 91.046.
Rev. W. D. Harris, pastor of the
assigned to duty with the subcom- .concerns you too. If you are covered mi,nll(ts ln china,
elal security payments, savings, pen- 1 saw a doubling of prices and ln in-
r,'oils, life insurance—all yield dollars ! crease In the public debt from
which buy less and thus arc worth j $ft0i0oo,000.000 to 1375.000.000,000 any
*'sfi 1 effort to create sound money poll-
"When a country goes too far . ..............
down the road to unsound money J cfl® mny 8 ’ ^
the currency system may blow a move toward hard money,
up In Its face This is what happened j “Hound money a'in* to maintain . cOUtU.
several countries after World gUble prices at a high level of1
busltvss activity. Having Is en- J
couraged because people have con-1
tldenee In their money. Bound money 1
means that your dollar will have1
lasting value; that your credit will |
be protected; that, your savings,!
whether invested in your home, so- 1
Construction of the convalescent
wing at the Odd Fellows Home for
the Aged In Ennis Is due to begin
soon, probably in June, and the
fraternal 1st* have asked that all
contributions to this project be in
June 1
IOOE and Rebekah members over
| the state having been donating to
this cause.
To erect a building according to
plans drawn, $46,000 is needed.
However, thus far the amount con-
trolled Is $36,000,
Lodge leader* have emphasized
the fraternities' determination to
build a wing to fit the money avail-
able, thus have urgently requested
I that all donations be forthcoming at
! once
j Wlule the appeal for funds has
! gone only to the Odd Fellows and
I the Rt hekahs, leaders in the move-
! ment s'n'ed today that If there are
; others win) wish, voluntarily, to help
the cause along, such assistance
would be thankfully accepted.
Ag°d of the orders who are in
! frail health will be eared for In the
wing
They now are upstairs In the
Home The wing will lie better ar-
ranged in every way for them, and
Its being a one-story affa'r is of Im-
portance to the ailing, it was ex-
plained.
Tn view of tiie brevity of time
prior to June 1, the Rebekahs issued
the following announcement about
their meeting this evening:
"The Ennis Rebekah Iiodge No,
104, requests all member* to be
present tonight at B o'clock We will
have a special offering taken to
he given on the convalescent, wing,
to be added to the IOOF Home for
the Aged here in Ennis.
"This will be your last opportunity
to contribute on this project as
all money has to be in tht secre-
tary's office by June 1.
"We urge all who can be present
to ix> sure to do so or send your
offering so It can go In for the final
War 1 and II In Shanghai for in-
stances in 1936 you could buy a good
breakfast for 25 cents in Chinese
money. In 1940, Just before the Na-
tionalist regime fell, the same break -
"Or you tnsy also send it to Avia
Tart, Oarrett, Texas, Nobis Grand
or Agnes Bristow, secretary, ISO*
N. Preston Street Ennis."
. , „ L » . k u ™ nutrv Schine has been stationed at tire at (if,, it you ha.ve an Insurance
Central Presbyterian Church, Wa- n>ur> «< nme Vlrirtnil, ,.
Kruse Tells Plans
For Agents’ Meet
Peabody College
Neil Duncan, 21, son of Mr. and
Mrs. B. E. Duncan, Fort Worth, a
No charge Is made for making ap-
plication for transfer.
Camporee for
Scout Dist.
Is All Set
conferred June 4.
He is a life member of the pro-
fessional education fraternity Kap-1 Sidney Reeves, Victor Munoz, Ran-
pa Phi Kappa. ; dull Knight, Clifford Pikes, Bobby
The Baccalaureate address will be Weaver, Kenneth Riddle and John
made by Dr. Hugh C. Stunt/., presi-I Fowler,
dent, Scnrrltt. College for Christian! —------------
co, will be the speaker at, the Bac-
calaureate service in Italy School
Auditorium on Sunday evening,
May 30, at eight o'clock.
Dr. I/'onard Duce, Assisnnt Dean
of Baylor University, Waco, will
deliver the commencement address
on Monday evening, May 31, at
rigid, o’clock in t.hc school auditor-
ium.
Superintendent S. H Fletcher an-
nounces tin' graduation class as
follows. Linda Jarrett, Beth Bum-
pus, Jimmy Lou Dean, Sammy Wo*
laver, Kenneth Bom, Billy Scott, as turned to the U. S, Bureau of
the Census for assistance in estab-
m,„„ ,0, th. duntUon o. th, «*., MXMirlty „„d l,^,Zmby jS7ZZS2X !
wiping out the middle class, paved f11MoM|, the .1.wards that vour effort!
nearby Fort Myer, Virginia me policy or an annuity, or a savings 1 ^ wny f))r nni«.r M ft*,, f0 (K)wrr m...,#, „(|V(, light to ex- ! A district meeting of all county
account,, or It vour income other- , Normally the housewife goes to | OBr» | agents and home demonstration
w,f" 'a 0 fixed amount, you want to uot.ti nrr mmu>v in tim nnrk. i ......_____ ()j have
yirgiinia The
apparent purpose of the Army move
Is to clear the way for Schine to
testify without any questions of his
being under Army orders at the
time he takes the stand.
Proof of Age Is
Furnished Texans
By Census Bureau
More than 5500 residents of Tex-
hc reasonable sure the dollars you
have or the dollars you will gel will
buy as much as the dollar you saved |
nr Invested
"Unfortunately this has not been
trim over the last fit teen years or
et book and brings back her pur- j por let iced unemployment and other |
chases In the market, basket Dur- 1 ^cniioinlc disasters In periods of rle-1
lug the German inflation, however, prcaS(0,) or deflation, as well as j
t.iie process was reversed Hhe car-j lho(M, W|lo have seen the value of
rli'd the currency In the basket and ^avhigs and current income eroded
brought, back the purchases lu her by inflation, understand full well the:
pocket, damage caused by an unsound, uu- j
"Perhaps no other economic at.ablc dollar. When the value or
phenomenon is more destructive j i p,, dollar rises or drops sharply, dlf- 1
,.x_ j agents for 19 counties will be held
than Inflation to the moral fiber of
nation and Its people Inflation
It weakens the In-
ferent groups in our country are
injured, and the basi* for sound
prosperity and economic growth is
DALLAS-FT. WORTH
TURNPIKE OUTLINE
ANNOUNCED TODAY
Workers, Nashville Mr. Duncan re-
ceived his Bachelor of Arts Degree
in June, 1953, from David Lipscomb
I College of Nashville and was grudu-
Thr Ennis district annual Spring ated from Ennis High School ln
Scout Camporee will be held on the j i{»4f» Mr and Mrs. Duncan will at-
J R Blackwell farm Friday and sat- tend the commencement exercises, i nuthnimr
urdny. May 28 and 29. ........ - - .........- 1 rrenvea reporw 0.1 urn g
A campfire will start, the affair off Be financially Independent. Start
at 8 om Friday 1 »r* account nsn. Special Bank by
1 Mail Service available. Member; thority has named an enginerr-
adminlstrator to coordinate further
Austin, May 27 (UP)
Turnpike Authority in
-The Texas
Austin has
"Money is big new* these days.
National leaders us well a,x a lot ol
we Just plain people are talking
about, money All sorts of adjectives
have been employed to describe the destroys thrift
dol.ar We talk of easy money and 1 to save It. encourages specu- • Impaired
llshing proof of age or eitlw’nsliip 1 ‘t glit' money, '.sou money *•«)<> latlcm and gamhl'ng Commodities | in deflation one cannot -ave
during 1953. according to Super- i hard money, sound money and j ((r(, diverted Irom production to j inflation no one wants to
visor Frances H Wllmer of the; unsound money, 'loday people talk * hoarding. Our nation was iiuilt on does not nav
Bureau's dlstrU’t office at Dallas, 1 about an 'honest dollar or stable | tfir- toll and labor of our forbears I
Texas. money. What, do these contrasting t.li.elr eargeness to work and I
Transcripts of personal census terms mean ' Money is a commodity build Inflation produces selfish at- |
records are acceptable In moat and as such 1ms cha-rterlstlca that1
Instances, as substitutes for birth can bn described Money is soft and
certificates nr otho rlegal evidence unsound when there Is too much of
hi establishing proof of age or , It If the amount of money or dol-
!n Wnxnhaehle bblday, County
Agent Waller Kruse dlsclns*d.
He stated the meeting, which
•will start ul 9:30 a m. and eontlnui
during the afternoon, iwlll be held
at the Texas Power and Light Com-
pany auditorium,
Featured »|K‘a.kers wdll he W. I.
Glass and Miss Lida Cooper, both
of Denton, district agents. Purpoao
of I he all day season wll be long
range planting on the extension
program
Tabernacle Baptist
Bible School Soon
citizenship. Such proof is for Social lars in existence is excessively large, I f(.nr higher prices and are afraid I boMw. wimr fl(, millio Lvr Te .u
.. _______ri,.. ..in............. #0,11„ru I,. „i,i„i.. 11,........ . ......• 001.its. sumr tin minion nave social
000,000 Dallas-Fort. Worth toll road
stretching about 30 miles. The 1111-
182.- ! jsrtmrity benefits tn settling estates or dollars are easy to obtain, the
Saturday will be devoted to gen- j " '
eral camping and Scout craft ln-1FDI® F*NNIS STATfc BANK%'
struction.
The public is invited to attend and j
see the Scouts in action.
Guy Henry, District camping I
chairman, said thit affa'r is to be ^
staged by Scout troops and ex- 1
plorer posts,
planning.
Baby Fisher Dies,
Burial at Bristol
The Infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Ernest Fisher died at Ennis 1
Municipal Hospital where she was
born today.
She Is survived by the parents; '
a twin brother; another brother, Joe
Fisher ami a sister, Patty Jewell,
Fisher. Also surviving are the grand- j
parents Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lee of ;
Bardwell.
Burial under the direction of th I
J E. Keever Moutuary wa* to be in i
Bristol Cemetery this afternoon.
FLAMING CROSS
FOUND ON LAWN
NEAR TEX. CHURCH
Houston. May 27 (UP'.-Author!- J
ties st Houston report that a third j
cross—this one sflre—was u’ur.'l'
last night planted serosa the street
from a Negro Baptist Church. Of-
ficers say the third wooden cross— ;
the first two were inscribed "Ku j
Klux Klan"—to be found in th j
Houston ara since Sunday night. 1
CO^'
quONSET PT , , .^c:
t
TRAGEDY — Hie Navy
announced about 100 men
have been killed and 125
injured in a fire aboard the
Aireraftcarrier Bennington.
Trajared.v occurred early
Wednesday off the New
England coast while the
carrier was returning from
“routine operations.” The
Bennington was heading di-
rectly for Quonset, N.J.,
where doctors and nurses
are standing by on docks to
provide mediml treatment
if needed. (NEA Telephoto)
ONE OF TWO NAMED
AS KILLERS TAKEN
AT HOUSTON THURS.
Houston, May 27 (UP).—One of
! two men named as the killers of a rd for this service Hnd the fees
j Louisiana deputy sheriff has been charged are used to pay the sal-
captured in an apartment house aries of thr searchers and to cover
here today Two officers crashed In- j the cost of the necessary office
to the apartment on West Oray ; supplies.
Strrct shorty before noon and made ---------
the capture. • | Long Wait
- -------------| Waterburv, Conn
Begin now to provide for the pro-
verbial rainy day, a home, college
training for the children, illness nr
any oilier need hy depositing regu-
larly. Each account Insured up to
$10,000.00 by Federal Besoplt In-
surance Corporation. ENNIS STATE
BANK.
and insurance cases, In determln- | value of Hie dollar wll be reduced ,
lug eligibility for employment In j That Is why ton-easy money is!
defense Industries, and tor «»>«<»»»• ■•tiiru-» referred to unsound
purposes where it Is necessary to money At the other extreme, when
furnish evidence of identity, age or money Is scarce or too hard to ob-
cltizonship. I tain, it is described as being too
Transcripts of personal census re- j tight Somewhere In between the
rnrds can be (*bt.«ined from the extremes Is stable, honest or sound
Census Bureau upon payment of , money Our task as a nation is to
the cost of searching the records, seek and maintain the kind of
Federal funds are not approprlat- i money that is stable and sound, so
that we nil can depend upon It to
In
save It
Inflation may help j
borrowers for a while until their1
debt* are paid off, then they sutler
like everyone else Inflation hurts 1
tltudes of individuals and groups It1 »HVers from the beginning
Is not American tradition to hoard. | "There are now more savers In Vacation Bible school at- Taber-
Yet Inflat'on causes people to buy , ,he country than borrowers Over 80 ! 1’1 Church will begin
more than they need because they tI,i)llon Americans own government ,Nr",u*ay' J,l"r 7' Hn<1 r0I>t,nue f®r
----- . - .... * week The sessions will begin each
u. m and be In
i. m A faculty la
being secured.
There will lie a number of
changes made In the schedule tor
the school, since there will be only
one week
Special emphasis will be placed
on missions and the Bible Study.
45 mllllm. families I **
progress unlit 1!
that later on they might not be able , security credits
10 obtain the goods. No nation hn»|or laa ml|pon Americans have such
ever kept Its strength and vigor, nor | investments ius life insurance, ssv-
i'liK tnninlnuiird its pimltinr, «n «
world leader when Its currency
May 25 (UP).
rlo the job for which It lx Intended
to make it possible for people to ex-
change goods and services with con-
| fidence now In the the future
I "We might to know about the
', dangers of excessively easy or un-
sound money money winch Is ex-
it) 1931
steadily declined In value
Now let us consider so-called
nard money. Tlvs means that
money becomes scarce. It Is hard to
earn and hard to borrow. Hard
money conditions discourage buying
with the result that Inventories pile
up. the volume of business decl'ne*,
failures increase and people lose
their Jobs.
"It in sometimes said that bank-
ers advocate hard money and profit
therefrom. Any such statement Is
wholly false Banker* are and should
be In the forefront of national, non-
scovll Manufacturing cexslvdy pl-ntifnl When the sup- j p®rt<*an effort# to promote sound
Company, employee was retired be- piv of money rise* shandy. In- j money Also it is misleading and
cause he suffered from an ’ tn- | flationary forces are al work Prices unfair tor anyone to contend that a
curable" disease Thirty-three years 1 rise
nigs accounts, annuitvs unti prii-
slons, real estate mortgages and
corporate bonds and stocks Inflation
like termites undermines the value
of these accumulat ons Deflation
like rat* in the barn- cause losses
and cats up savings
"Too few ol us realize that de-
flation develop* out of inflation
After years of Inflation it is a dtf-
fleiilt ta k to stabilize the economy
or to stop inflation without falling
into the pit of deflation If requires
.kill and flexibility in the handling
of monetary and fiscal policies to
turn from Inflat'on and unsound
money to stabilization and sound
money, f do not envy those persons
in our government charged with the
School Bond Issue Election To
Be Held in Ennis Tomorrow
"Treasury Secretary Humphrey
has said, and correctly so, that there
are three pillars to sound money,
"The first is a balance budget
Precinct ] Motor
Grader Purchased
Khaw Equipment. Company of
Dallas was lowhidder on a motor
g itder purchased Tuesday by the
county commissioners for precinct
I. County Judge Intn Wray said
1 today
Purcnase price for the Allls-
ChRlmets machine wa* $2,900 pips
t he old grader.
Two Women Penalized
In Ellis County for
later therm.....ye. »h» h«. been | ratttdly ’SSZS’&'IZ? nZu | Krt ^ ^"“h".........
collecting a pension, died at the (have less value next week or next' 1* important for all of us to
age of 01. I month. Saving is discouraged. So- , understand that between llw two
extremes of soft and hard money,
! we have sound or stable money By when the government spends more ... > ■• -
[that I mean money that will have ,hlul ,t ,t murr Illegal liquor BOW
,a.s m’jch buying jaiwer next week, ^rowi,,,, *nd more debt. When our | Two witiu* wonten. ^ from Italy
! n4'*1 »‘OMth H,‘<1 yr,*r *» ,(x1"y resources and producUve machinery »n<j ,h(r
It is stable money upon which we ;irr ^ fully, deficit flnan- “U 1 \ t ^ tha
ran depend now and In the future rlng ifadA to inflationary pressures •’f Uquo^ DWrkl^^ thto
It is money with which forward wtwoU„d money When ithr wrrk
,,r m"” W,U’ .•..rr.imr,,. .prhh. m.,rr limn h SSmS
°T,Ll h. ..h U, Ih. rrrtlt ol STw^lhormT.^n^i, ^ —
the present adnilniatratiou In Wash- tpe money supply mcreuM and
tngtor that change* ln government morc mfUtion result*
l*>Ucy since January. 1953 have been .Thr *ocond pillsr of sound money
ed lighting and heating facilities Alma Is being added to the Inn's | an effort to restore and maintain u , properly functioning Federal
for all the school buildings and for J District, although Alma actually has: sound money. Not soft money, not nrM;rve system The Federal Reserve One hits a
Improvements to the cafeteria at no bonded indebtedness for or hard money, but sound money. Clin ttn<j should be free to use It* And tear* It dow»—
Ennis High School against the issuance of bonds in the | Coming on the heels of a war and | . . -- — ■—— The ether butkla It
The voting will be on three pro-; amount of $190,000, , post-war nf la tlouar > peruxl, which' (Continued on Page Two)
Voting will take place «•» the City a bond lasue to provide $190,000 for positions: for or against a $1 50
Hall in tomorrow'* Ennis Independ- additional classrooms and 1
ent School District school improve-
ment bond Issue election
The polls will be open from 8
u.m to 7 p.m.
Eligible to vote are qualified tax-
paving elector* ,
The citizenry Is asked to vote on
cafe- maintenance tax; for or agaln*t a
lerta at the Alamo School, improv- bond assumption In ss much as
1 ,
I
drew a day and cants and a $100
fine and cost* on the third charge.
Insurance rarrtea far mere power.
Than a hurricane can peek.
back.
INSURANCE
1 M DDIE DAVIS
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Casebolt, Floyd. The Ennis Daily News (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 124, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 27, 1954, newspaper, May 27, 1954; Ennis, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth782648/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Ennis Public Library.