The Ennis Daily News (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 266, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 11, 1953 Page: 6 of 6
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MX—ENVIA DAILY NEW* *-Wt4nu4ir tinting, Sol. 11, 19SJ
Rich Gold Strike
Stirs Australians
Rgrth, Western Australia <UI*<
; und a number ol cumpanlet rush-1
rd to stake oul claims in areas ad*;
jH-ent to Hill 60 Application no-
nces are crowding the notice board
at the Mt Magnuet Mines Depart-
ment oil ice.
A!' ground within a half-mile
A gpecturular atrlk< at a mine ..OO rad,u,4 ot HllJ w hgs |*.en pegged
aif miles northeast ol Perth ha* and claims unworked lor years are
Waal Atiatraillans honine for an- a., i«.
Other gold boom No Timbering Needed
The hill 60 mine, th^ only com- Hu* m.-tul price* liave slumped I
panf operating at the once-thrlv* heavily the pant year and this, to-
inf town of Mt. Magnet recently gelhcr with a more stable general
announced that gold up to 10 economic situation, makes it a good
ounces to the ton had btvsn struck time lor a gold mining revival
when a drill went through ili»- The mine plana to begin to tr ust
1,141 loot level, several hundred its high-grade ore early next year,
leei below the mine’s preterit work- Tin manager estimated that it
•jigs would lake at least three months
The "ghost town" ol Mt Mag- 10 ,J ^uft down 200 ft, from
net woke up with the good news P' *nt wot kina to where the
, ________ ..rich strike was made. Tunnelling
to reach the ore would take an-
other three months.
On feature of the mine which
makes for easy workings is that
the rock in winch the ore is found
is so hard that, no timbering is
needed underground.
Meanwhile, until Hill 50 gets in-
to tiie big money, it is .showing
gbod profits on the ore it is at
present working. In a recent four
wek period it treated 7,233 tons,
of ore lor 3.174 oz, of gold worth |
nearly 60,000 Australian pounds. j
Kittens in Finals With!**®’’
Hillsboro Win 1, Tie 1
All NfW FOR ’54 WITH
fhoHothtnrPMUn
Mstiogonr plastic fabl# model, 17-in
fcKi/i tub# Jobr* 1*1 Tuner, Top
If$4 f*otvr«t, lowfit pricet federal
(veil* Tar Included in pried
9S? *17995
RONEY'S
112 W. Knox I'ltonr 1140
Loses Blue Mink Cape
! Han Antonio, Nov. 11 <UHr.—Po- !
lice In Ban Antonio report that Mrs.
Elouise Perkins has lost i. $3,0001
1 silver blue mink cape. Police say .
Mrs. Perkins reported she left the |
cape on a bed In the Plaza Hotel |
| tuid when sh:» returned It was gone, j
3 Bended In "l)A" Injury
Austin, Nov. It (UP).—District I
Attorney Bob Long is recovc here I
Attorney Bob Ling la recovering I veto !
from a broken nose. Two men whom
Long accused of beating him up— C. I
E. and J U Plink. brothers of Aus-
tin were arrested. Each was freed
under $760 bonds.
A muuII but highly appreciative
g/nup of Ians gathered
Htadlum last night to wateli tin
KveryoiP is high In their praise **•"“ *re »,ow *u,terH’ 'n,r
*......., •— u“*
Bids for Tiros, Gasoline
Rejected by Commission
County ronuni sinners this week
rejected all bide fur Ures and gaso-
line aid decided to re-advertiae for
bids to it* submitted by Dec. 4.
No action was taken on the Lotte
w Btar Oan Company contract, it wag
As usual the Southwest Confer- i {jisclo-a-d-
once race is :xrmtbled in about as ——-...........*
1 confusing a situation as powdbie. Hi0ngtl IUg
Right now. Texas und Klee are Tht, V/ldc-mesh net bags in which
allowing the most Improvement
which is not unexpected as both
a non-conference game
„ .. , . , Mi Coy with the iisrilstaniee of I with Houston as the game la.,t
.j,..,,a cl. ot t|,P -nie two ^ha:lk Moori Jr ln d,r,cU'« fhUi week left the Bears with a very
1 J 1 large group of youngster! In the * doubtful list of starters.
season's play.
oranges are sold in grocery stores
make iiandy containers for balls of
twins at It woodn handles for heavy
packages. The bringht orange co-
lor makes the bag easy to find even
hi a crowded storge clof."*,.
i prararce
Kitten teams battled the Hillsboro
Eaglets in two games played for the
benefit of the P-T \ a* the Klwnnls
contribution to the annual P-TA
Carnival.
The first game between the light
weight Khtens and Eagles resulted
(years. There was a time when we
; would have considered ourselves
Thursday night, the JJon B club j And the District 1»*AA race fortur.ute for this club to be the
..ill Journey to Corsicana for a about which we are probably more a learn,
game with the Corsicana B club, concerned is in Just such a scram-
The Lion second team ha* lost but Me For the first time in the three
one game this year, This was a 13 seasons since this district was or- I
mae to'TvicU^r forThi KlttenY ^ 7 verdict to the Waxahschie gsnlsed we come right down to| the
The second game ended in a istale-1 Indian* which was the reverse of, wire with all f ye learn* in position
n ate 13 to 13. In the latter game | ^ outcome of a previous game to share the title,
j the Kittens trailed 0 to 0 until the i whlch the Lions won. j . . .
opening of the second half wHieii1 The Lion varsity thb week open-' f*° ,a c lil
liiey ran the kickoff back for a eel practice sessions for the all jni* i point. Ennis must beat Athens j
! touchdown to go ahead 7 to 6, The.portunt game with the Athens j to #tuy percentagewise on top. That,
if ad was short lived, however, as j Hornets scheduled for next, week. wl)1 not ftn i
the Eagles scored on a 60-yard I The Lions must win this game to b*ei).rajr predlctl°'1 *lnce l "‘ h <
punt return. The Kittens then stay ln the District 10-AA racs uin-1 "•J-*?; JJ***1* , a_|
marched for the tying touchdown I der any circumstance*. ^outing 'Athens and Hillsboro tie lot tne
K0H| try that reports on the Hornets were re-1 ot tjal1 < luhM “ ,v,
; viewed and the Lions began Work Ju'‘l to upset someone s
1 cn defensive tactics against the ex- <:ar^
I pected plays Beveral of the in
but failed at the
would have brought victory.
"Dot toyt I'm not gottin' onouflk vitamin*,
baftar flat ms rliol Songio praicriptios
from ...
SUN-G10 HEADQUARTERS!
TV Grid Loop Is
Being Projected
ju-cd Lions showed up for the work I ^ Waxahachic must win over Hills-,
out* but considerable swapping will lx,ro wtHY 1,1 t'tl® ,uc<‘- Hillsboro,
be necessary to determine the 1 °* courw'> f;un climb to a tie for the j
starting lineups. The two weeks’!*^ bV Ulk,n« Waxahachle and I
And who! a line of feedil Mode
by the millen of GIADIOLA flour
—ond whof a »tory THAT felltl No
matter what you're feeding—chick-
Mexln Athens Is showing the most) torkayi, dairy cow*, hog*, rob-
Household Hint
i Stains on sluminum pots and
I pans can he removed by cooking In
them an- add food such as toma-
toes Another in (hod Is to boll in
’ I he pan a solution of two table-
. poons of vinegar or cream of tar-
tar to one quart of water.
THKY CAM, HIM BIG JOHN—Thia 2H2, 6-G, tuckle by
the name of John Wnedekin, former Ennis Hijth School
star, has been pluying a lot of football for the Harrlin-
Simmons University Cowboys. He is only a sophomore
and by the time he departs from the Forty Acres he
easily could be one of the all-time i/rcats at ll-SU.
j Chicago, Nov. 11 ' UF
one effort has besn mu Je to or-
l ganlze a conference of rune or 10
i major football colleges a riose games
| would be televised weekly, The
| National Collegialte Alhl'-tlc As-
sociation now permits only one
game each week on a national tele-
vision network.
Athletic Director E.f Krause of
Notre Dame confirmed that the
rest should work to the Lions In-
terest, however, several of the In-
4i (..««• i Juries are of such a nature that It
Al j U doubtful that the boys will see w u,,dcr th,-lr b,:,u m‘*ht 1
i Improvement ot any ball club ln
the district. Hillsboro has a game
action,
Natl. Loop Clubs
Refuse Surrender
Records in Suit
come out, Mexla should be on fire !
and no effort Is being wasted to see
thut the Indians arc ready for their
last ball game,
WE ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THAT KENNETH
ISOM (Formerly with Ray Lyon Motors) has joined
•ur Service Dept. He invites his friends and custom-
tri to vitit him.
Doc Henmon Motors
Highway 75
Phone 1
In Opinion South Pacific Vets
New Zealand Still Good Duty
League baseball teams have refused
school had been approached to Join j to surrender records and answer
such a conference. However, he j questions ln a 12-milllon dollar
aid, the pro|HJ*al had been reject- ■ anti-trust suit filed In Chicago by
ed. Notre Dame lias objected to the the Liberty Broadcasting Company,
association’s restriction policy, but i Federal Judge Julius Hoffman has
Krause said the school does not set a hearing on the Issue for a
wish to sever relations with the week from yesterday and asked op-
NCAA | posing counsel to attempt an agree.
; Just all ln all It Is a puzzle to me,
' This week’s games will clear the
1 situation up by half but will prop-
Chicago. Nov. 11 <UP("—National * {'blJr *Mve the final questions still
far from answered.
bit*, (how hortei, or what—
WHAT EACH ONI NfCDS—
IS IN...
|2fef
Right now, I atn most Interested'
In the Lions starting their season
oter lor till** one game that re-
mains to them. I believe they cun
bounce.
»c«3IM5
^ Those that want to weather the
i, ;:„r.. t isr;.:: =: s — IS =§■ '1 j
ttM'se year. New Zealand is alii) I harbor loud any military note. <>. iv the Brooklyn Dodger, Cln,-
"uood duty." You can still get a good steuk I F*V*,,R At Mineral Wells clnnuti Reds, and Chicago White
with eggs for about 80 cents,' Mineral Wells, Tex., Nov 11 iUP) Box were exempt from the suit.
The tilings you liked about It are Aincrinm mnnnv mid di'tiiks nrci'^A $1100lx D street Improvement | Liberty, ne you know, has ceased
clleuii program will b gln here shortly. The! operations. It was headed by Oor-
dly voted yesterday for a bond Is- j don McLendon, Dallas rudlo «ta*
Jack's Feed And Seed Store
Ennis, Palmer, Ecrrl*
fyo'A Q steak and bake a cate
5184»5 ,,p
Nov. Special
Free Installation
still there- perhaps more so.
The food Is si ill good and cheap,
the lush meadows and lulls green- But the pubs still close tight al
er thun ever, and the girls still .6 pill Alter that you have a hard j
pretty and friendly time finding even a beer unless you ;/
Ami the New Zealander* lutcvn'l lin’ r ididered in a llrst-ciMa hotel, I
forgot ton the "Yanks." where the private lounegs serve J
They greeted Vice President tuitll 10 0l' H*
Richard M. Nixon with all the «u- | No matter how modest, your
(hueflitsm they showered on the hotel, you will still be awakened at
first Marines who landed to train 7 a.m with the Inevitable tea and
here in 1042, Nixon, a Pacific vet- pastry,
cran himself, never missed a
chance on his recent visit to thank American cigarettes are Just as
the New Zealanders for their hos- »1"1 '*« appreciated aa ever
pRulity to the thousands of Amer- YuU n“*Y ''''V',1' laitk’
leans who trained there or enjoyed y<nl dn; ...J11’ All< J V i
leave from Pacific campaigns.
The land Is prosperous and the
cities growing They look brighter
and Iresher with the drabness of
wartime austerity behind them.
Hut the marks of the war are
still on the country.
Huge military warehouses huill
by the Americans now house man-
ufacturing plants around Auck-
land.
sue to provide funds.
lion owner.
DR. L. A. WILLIAMS
OPTOMETRIST
102 S. DALLAS PHONE 373
the N’w Zcalandci.'.
Screen's "New
Look" Described
By Judy Holliday
By C LEMENT D. JONES
railed Press Staff Correspondent
A big hospital known to thou- Hollywood, Calif. (UPb-Tho
! sands oi servicemen a» "Mob Mix." "now IwU J'n 'V"<1 1
Navy Mobile Hospital No. ti, now
house a high school tit Auckland.
Oq the green flats ml Paekaku-
hclet’ll appears to be bringing back
the "old, very feminine look" of
yesteryear according to Judy lloli-
Fint Range of It* Kindi
Two complete oven* or one big
Oven in ju%f a twinkling Puu up
coiterolet with coke, pork chop*
with pie or broil and bake at
the »ome timel
Oei Theie Other Advantage!!
loouhful new ityling . . , new
Cook Mailer Clock Contiol . > .
thrifty j ipeed Rodiantwbe tur-
♦•te unit* .. and lifetime Porte
loin-on iteel finish, imide and out.
•or nOO-OVIN Ceevemoera mt
the Prwe ol • L***ia-0*ar Roeg*
Imagine cooking
convonitnco like this
1. LOOK I IT S
TWO OVENS!
luch oven i* tapa-
rata hat it» own
heat control. Com-
pact, thrifty plenty
o* room <or al! nor *
mat naedv
7. PRESTO I
ITS ONE OVEN!
Drop cantei heating
unit to H boWom po
tition and vou have
on* giant oven.
Tht none
FRIGIDAIRE
*Wonder Oven Electric Range
RONEY'S
JIMMY DODD Monnger
I i lka near Wellington, where thou- |
sands id Marines trained for In other words, male movie fans
Ctuadalcamil. only the ctnci'HO probably will be confronted with
foundations ot an old mess hall an Inc renting number of danger-
j and the remains of a concrete ous curves tha female type If
reseivoir stsmt as mementos ot trie Judy is eoneei in nnuliiiH low *:ImC-
lmnietise millluay encampment id mafic future.
10 years ago. Hhrep graze around "Wide sciecn and 3-D ari* bot*
them and on the steep green lulls ter for the girls with ample curves," :
above Judy explained, "than they ate for
Karthei down the road at Para- the straight-hipped, flat-chested
parauntu by the sea, passengci and models the tnshtou ntagazmes de-
nirgo planes drone peacefully tit light in Icaturutu.
und out id the once bitstllng null- If she Is right, the future ot
tary airport. (dots will be a Held day for Marilyn ‘
But Wellington fondly remcin- Monroe, Jane Russell and Miss
bcis the Marines who crowded her Holiday, heiself,
pubs amt courted her gills and Kept Her Shape
|often won their h arts In Hi, "People told me lo cutb tuy
John’s Cathedral hangs a Marine curves when I came to Hollywood
Hag alongside the that and to pla.v Hdllc Dawn in Horn Yester-
Stiips as a constant memorial to day,’" Miss Holiday recalled,
the New Zealand-trained Mamies "1 held, however, that tf my figure
who died in keeping the Japanes*' was acceptable on tire Broadway
11out threatening New Zealand stage, it probably would bo all
shores right in the movies, too Bo t stuck
Hundreds of American dead to my gtins, or curves, m this in-
once slept in a gri"ii hillside cent* stance ”
eten near Am, kia.nl Then bodies \ Nume for Herself ’ the new
have been renioviat to other resting • comedy in which Judy h»s Ja-'k
places But over the spot old Lemmon and Peter Law hud os her
Olory files dally to lei Americans romantic Inicrests, finds the »o-
know N* w Zealand till remain- liras in her oaual Hn • slta|>e and
Is is | obviously happy about proop«HU* ot
Utr sun Mill -iHtikl'” on live .her return in 3*D and wide vcnstt
ought biva ot Au< kland tiaitxu
(Ha t IhlH MimH
K- mao*. s«» vmn !»<•
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I, «m> • (vwi a »s.i*-.r ,-«« »r><»
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M - «nw*w *41 y* «s4 w*»4a»
s-ar **v k.1* .
(»• «k. *-»-« u k. raw -
'Bk'iswn) got* apm’.o iw’iawitter
in ttve new camera teetmanies,” -*id
Judy ii* she mt(4 between takes
ot Iu't new evwnedy, and curvey
Arts kxtb cun let *
The paprr-thWt iimsIcU are all
right to •tw> Ua' women into buy*
tng new ibthc when they ,a.w* m
wiltowv las-iion* tiM the i,*slm»n
isriistsaik bit most men ttbe
Jwth,
NOTICE
g
Because of prices advertised by out of town stores
on anti-freeze, we, the following service stations
offer you the following prices for consideration.
We solicit the opportunity to conscientiously
service your car with anti-freeze.
PRESTONE ANTI FREEZE PER GALLON
$375 Installed
PRESTONE ANTI-FREEZE PER GALLON
$300 Not Installed
Installation charge when anti freeze
furnished by customer
750 per automobile
In servicing your automobile with anti-freeze we
perform the following services:
1. Examine for defective hose
2. Tighten hose clamps
3. Check for leaks
4. Give winter long protection checks on
artti-freeze solution in radiator
Martin Service Station
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Farmer Service Station
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Hay Service Station
Lone Star Oil Company
Maldonado Service Station
Maurice Smith Service Station
Ozymy Oil Company
Red Horse Service Station
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Shows Service Station
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Woody Service Station
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Casebolt, Floyd. The Ennis Daily News (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 266, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 11, 1953, newspaper, November 11, 1953; Ennis, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth782736/m1/6/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Ennis Public Library.