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The Shreveport Journal from Shreveport, Louisiana • 2

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1 -y TWO TODAY'S NEWS TODAY THESHREVEPORT JOURNAL MONDAY JUNE 9 1947 New Telephone Union Formed Jones Doubts Depression Jones Doubts Depression dissatisfaction among telephone unions with the nationwide strike that began April 17 and dragged on in some Bell Telephone companies for six weeks- Officers of two strong unions the American Union of Telephone 'Workers and the Western Electric Employees Association and of some small unions have turned to the CIO and are urging their members to vote affiliation with TWOC Organization Steps Immediately Into Two Major Issues declarest Franco chief of state And Franco Decrees Spain a kingdom And provides for a king- or regent to sticce to power in the event of the dvAtia or Vote on eg of Franco Franen imeaso iS giVen the right to name hs in the event he rettre4 IEligibility to vote lc baed on National Referepdum the electoral CenSUS' made a Ago The decree providing for thAt On Eventual Return census barred all persons stnteneed to prison and Of Monarchy Ordered denied the franchise to those i charged with political crimes The a dr i Generalissimo Spanish underground declares Francisco Franco decreed today ati750000 persons have been sennational referendum on his regime itenced by the Franco regime for and eventual return of the mon- offenses no freedom of the press speech as Ballots to Burned sembly or other 1 facilities for discussion of the I 'Municipal districts will mint wiit he an of the votIng referendum daF burned hv th" afcr 1: thP Miami Beach Fla (P)--A newilne labor union the Communications Workers of America was horn! Inv tile A-tt11111L1111CctLitillS A Workers of America was the As: rt- 1 11 -k73 -A -'1 1 I 1- rl 4 0 nir 1 4 A I 1 k'-: 15e 1---: i 1 -1 I lt i I 31 4c I i i I 7: ilt: 1- s1-)- -0 Nik II i 414 1 --I if i i is -egla0 c-! i 4 'Is ki- 'Ai-1 -41-60 tgOff: 4 4-1 2' iiii-pN ki-: 'f' "IN 's L''1- li'7'4 1 ::04 -44 ::4 41 '47ie 77 4:: '1' 0 :71 Former RFC Chairman Sees No Possibility 01 Slump in Near Future Washington t41 Jones today -I see no possibility of a depression in the near future" In a statement filed with the house banking committee the forrrfr chairman of the Iteconstruc-1 Finance Corporation de- "I do not believe can ourseivei into a depression" 'Sorre reduction in the priee or recesztes is of course and would help Ifmer et if the 'rm rub) Pqr1(tt Sees No Possibility 01 Former RFC Chairman Slump in Near Future 6res Washington 1Itt Jones' is: et hn: future eOf In a statement Nett with he er chrman of the committ te for ee rai flet-onstru inn Finance Corporation de- -I do not bcheve can ou rs el i i to a de press ion" s'S nrrP reduction in the prio'e or 5 te5 ig of 4purse ard Wot11r1 help tc)eri ''P en'zt rt the TexaA rub- VICIf(t borniWoman Saved From today with the opening of its first stepped at Drowning Relates once into a world of battles Two Major Fights Strange Story The CWA led by 36-3'ear-old Ntico flit The CWA led by 36-year-old! New Orleans GLII) --M i involved it ne votes wmcn Joseph A Beirne faced these two! Ruth' 4 I nounced by heads major fights: Illonning 23 of Chicago told aFirst Since 1936 lboards on the re 1 Trying to nlist th nations Istrange story today after a life- The vote (3 July yin he thelThe balk" will be ee 'r local irorned 170000 rank and file telephoneguard i 1 first election in Spain since that count alrepdy claims to th pulled he unconsciou ine waters of Lia'e'held February 1931) under the wenty day i I onichartrair here 1 repu lion blic I Jose Caban The (lent of the qpretri 'referendum will he by i the to resthR no reteremum will ne ny 1 the resuiR questions involved votes widen flounced by heads First Since 1936 lboards on the The ballots will be The vote July (3 will he the local ooard immediately first election in Spain since that 1 4 I "L'l "I leount Twenty days held February 1936 under the II VI I tit Ilion Jose Cahaa tilt) et 1 nt'Afr rkeum of the surn'etre The 'reterendum will he bv1 after lilt a rr prvIrt court will "yes" or "no" vole on the law a succession approved by the ii Botanically squash and purr -cl(parliament) Saturday This la NV king belong to the same family it 0 4 I 11 Asat Njo h-11 PRI 6-L 0 I 711i ik11: -''i A '4k'" :4 4 74 4 q4 te4 nave then to lure t'd' 't 4::: A f' d'0K i i Pg a i 1 workers and radio Miss lionning whn recaered I' Iteaonli Cited 4 9'' -if: :::::4:: i' "''''1 i' k'---'''' 4 4-0 A A1 ec i la ns a wav from the AFL Innec citcd six specific reasoner and CIO unions to which they ificial respiration said she was consciousness after receivitvr he thirikz buziness should i' ''45 'KI- a now belong swimming last nigh (Al hie I) to prosper: 1 Trying to decide Nthether to ss er I-e I5 urgent est LOUISIANA AMVET OFFICERS--Pictured ert Man Covington -iy ngton chaplain a nd Bobby affiliate With the CIO or AFL orl eci to be a beach when she kicked what in errQtr uction wr everyi abcve are the newly-elected officers of the flucklebridge Baton Rouge adjutant Stand- to stay independent of both As body She said a hand clutched at her ankle and pulled ih'aractr'r I'ilblie ok arid American Veterans of 'aorld War II who were ing left to right are Henry A Mentz Jr Ham- the convention opened the last her under a moment later thrt- clz ho ut he cou try hcre n51 hrltae in home to li in '10'il-d Sunday at the closing session of the mond judge advocate Fred Dent Baton alter native appeared to have the "I wrenched leg free" she a egs ve i and hrnes for bustnesz There 1- second annua state 1 tato convention Seated left Rouge national committeman Frank Kent hest chance partly because many said "then instinctively dived for CWA delegates are sore at the what I thought was the victim of no! a city ow 11 or vil- to etre Enule Greenleaf Baton Rouge Baton Rouge finance officer Grady Dur- Clo for setting up the TWOC a drowning When I came tip I laze In the entire COL ntry vthich Gommander Russell Long Baton Rouge ham New Orleans alternate national commit- telephone WOr kers organization cas ed for air and called for help" or far behind in eseeal itn first vice commander Stanley Perret New teeman and Walter Carlyon Alexandria pro- minmittee10 days ag i oppo- proro xemertg that have nti wen neg She said she remembered noth- lerted daring the war period Orleans second vice prosident the Rev Rob- vost Photo) sition to the MA ing after that until she recovered The CWA is the successor to 2 'Most public utilities have consciousness at charity hospital and civic improvements generally IT Tugwell Announces For Ithe National Federation of Tele- improvement or expansion pro- Miss Ronning a medical under- 'are far behind nnce 'siting phone Workers a loose network grarr5 I Ak0 yrntilintga nt tho I -rtiot-cityr Inc III' improvement or expansion wpm! HI IIRMIlle3 1 Ul phone Miss Ronning a medical under- behind irrince visaing Workers a loose network' gra rrs are far at the University of Ill- have then to lure telegraph workers and radio Miss nulling who recovered telegraph workers and radio! MISS 1W1111111g IMO 11101 CI CUL way from the AFL technicians a and IO unions to which they ifical respiration said she was after receiving- i-t! now belong swimming last nigh ett Lie Pt- 2 liate Trying to dthe ecide Am I beah when hk ied wat seem to afi Wit CIO or 'c se h- faded to be a body She said a hand to stay independent of both at her ankle and pulled the convention opened the as alternative appeared to have the hest chance partly because many CWA delegates are sore at the CIO for setting up the TWOC telephone workers organization days ago in opposition to the CWA The CWA is the successor to the National Federation of Telephone Workers a loose network a hand I pulled (se" she lived for Act lin of -le tip I help" ospital I of "r'4)'Xii' 4: 441 eYS 00 4e 4 eW 4 '4 jS i flea ong Cite I '1 A141 i Z' 4 10- ie 4 (4 I '1: 111 '1): -) 5' 4i -'-''---) --'------J--4 -04 ''v i 10:::: 1 Innec cited six specific reasons it' 4-- eif' Meg -'5--r-M: i he i ks btizziness snould In KNOWN FOR VALUES JUST RECEIVED! WOMEN'S WHITE Of telephone unions which was'graduate 4 "Industry is having to re-1 Re-eledion to Office 3 "Railroad4 "hwa con- 'nlace outmoded and inefficient old riends Here dissolv ed esterda inois sai vacationing in she wa stru(tion pubiic schools hospitals Baton Rouge par The plan to establish a closely New Orleans Iiiiiiilings and equipment On al su ibstantial ale sc knit union was made last ovem -1 Following her story oast to i Prince Tiao-Savang ruler of: TU gIV ell l' eteran state official her at the Denver convention ofIguard boats began dragging the II 5 Aliogether there is so I he kin dom of Ian ang a tinyiyesterday formally announced his 11nP11111 very much to be done which nec-I I essaril ha been neglected of French Indo-China 1 a candidacy for reelection as state the federation ion area where the incident oc- I I treasurer of Louisiana a post 'lei There has been -essarily has been neglected for'part of French Indo-China I wastreasurer of Louisiana a post he of telephone unions which was dissolved yesterday The plan to establish a closely undery Illming in coast ing the lent oe- PLASM PATENT PR Ay gilt YOUR HOME WITIFOW ATTIC FANS YOUR HOME wtth WINDOW a tet ii 0 s-k foe 1 A It 1 -4 416fr ToR AA Agpto 1 A 300 ONLY! vnil f) 1)- t'')Px 11 I It W' jthe past half dozen years that tin Shreveport Sunday renewing has held since 1936 nes sou l''' 'busishld be good for quite atquaintance with Jean Despujos Tugwell said he had made "no time 503 Broadmoor boulevard sa: 6 "Furthero mre our bank political commitments or align The pair got acquainted when ments of any kind" hut added and financial institutions are in present Shreveporter ahout ithat he would "welcoe and ap- excellert condition and there is en iyears ago visited Lan the endorsement of the of course no lack of credit' fromio to some paintings at the re-Iseveral political factions as Nvelll ii''i: private sources for most purf luest of the French government las all other organized groups' I poses" The nrince is in America to lie said Iry one expected tici-lct Jones who as RC chairman visit otto and cane fields inihis campaign as a nonpartisan ii handled billions of government suth Iouisiana and to gatherircandidate "seeking the support dollars outlined his ws ie in a data ata on American agricublof voters from all political I statement asked by Chairman tural methods to be used in im-feamps" Wolco -M tt tnich) vk hose ba pros conditions in his hoe ugwell seed as auditor and tE log omittee is considering leg- country Ile is also appealing for ichairman of the Iouisiana High- -1' islation to extend RFC's life he help for his people in the border way Commission from 199R until wita 1 yond its June 30 expiration arfare Si mese ate 4 Suggesting that the RFC should kept in existence the Texan --Hadded however it should "revert: he became state treasurer 0 ito its original purpose of domestic er lending" 4 il A 11 0- COMIDCWO I rog14 i tert 04 1 0 001 I Per Warren West Sols 1ssollotoni ofd Swvt 11 ity Yhttwah I POf n40 3770- PheM01-2 $737 IWO( :11 PheM01-2 $737 0010! --g' N- 7-3770- 4Ir4 sMeaC '11 4---'1--- 4 1- dh vile Al A tu A'A isibt4 IR tcw 11 v0(0ftol-ejt' dim If pb 1 a Pi tot4 1 1 tz cl() A i A Gift of Thrift Co' 14 --e)(---711 -zv '----S --4------ i L-d '2 OTVE no idea how a "gift of thrift- 4 Inr special occasions can help teach the children the value of saving It's never Too soon to start the saving habit so why not open a Savin7s Share Account for the little tot in your family now Worthwhile diidends are credited twice 4 yearly on every dollar invested with safety insured up to $3000 J4' 7t 4 yearly nn every dollar invested with safety insured up to $5000 I 4 BELTS iqMttlq of Distinction by 7(4)7CP AND KAYWOODIE Top-Groin Briars Finest Workmanship Greatest Smoking Pleasuro for the Mon of the Hour DAD! We Are Offering 6 Spicy Styles To Choose From MAY WE SUGGEST! Men's Toiletries RADIOS We Handle All Sty los of RCA Victor De Wald Radio $2995 Yordleys Shaving Lotion $123 Yardley Shoving Bowl $1 00 Yardley Sots $2 50 and $3 35 Old Spite Shoving Set $3 00 Old Spite Shaving Lotion $100 Charbert Shoving Sets $225 Sitahorth Shaving Sets $3 00 6 Sheaffer's Fountain Pen Junior Emerson Electric Fan i K-M Electric Fan Poker Chips set Travel Kits Kaywoodie Pipes Van Roy Pipes Sterncrest 14-K Pipes Genuine Leather Billfolds $21 0 Candies for the "American King" WHITMAN'S SAMPLER KING'S CANDY HOLLINGSWORTH $175 Box $875 $1800 $895 S598 $850 S500 $500 $750 $200 Up $ir SUMMER STRAWS By Stetson Lee and Other Brands TO '20' 4 NECKWEAR ALL FAMOUS BRANDS TO IC 00 40 MEN'S BILLFOLDS By Buxton and Hickok Sc TO la" 1 49 ''''''f 's i It IA kt1 I 4F: 1 4' lts 2: 4 or-: slt-ii i MAY WE 1 tilf i -6' :4 141 0 t- I 5::: 1 DOORS SUGGEST il -17 I 161' C4) 41 it 4 i '3' OPEN 4 '0 A IV 1--: 4 30 A 4 9: 2 s--------- 117: 1 ri 20 a Le 1 MEN'S nd Other Br and t1 1 '--NO SHARP 1 0 il N4 0- t7 6 'errih I 11141404 4 Silso TC) ii 1 Men's Toiletries 4 A I I i 1 ri 1 Yard le yts Shaving Lotion S125 I Yardley Shoving Bowl $100 ik NECKWEAR Yardley Sots $250 and $335 --o ili'Llistvii7: ALL FAMOUS BRANDS Old Sp :3 i 1 te Shoving Set Old Spite Shaving Lotion 1 CICI TO $5 00 0 Charbert Shaving Sets $225 )7'i '74kT 0 Seaforth Shaving Sets $500 7::: RADIOS st itte i 1446 Aii- i 1 A :4 -114' Plus Tax Ai IlikarreAlle e1 iii i F- We Handle All Styles of 4 -i 1111-'' BILLFOLDS i '--T( 1 RCA Victor 4 i a DeWald Radio v411 Ii By Buxton and This Is Not a Clearance vifIr 714: 4tKiiV 17'(' Of 'A 11) 41iA100 Hickok BUT A $2995 I is' ss a' ii: -t-t4or MARKET Sheaffer's Fountain Pen $875 $25c TO 18" 4 -JP Ki TOP QUALITY! it3 Junior Emerson Electric Fan $1800 K-M Electric Fan $895 ---N i I itZi 4 SCOOM i 1I 717 SHIRT-S 'PIPES We Are Offering Travel $850 of Distinction by 1 Poker Chips set $598 AND Kits ii-: if bi t-I-- 'n e4 6 Spicy Styles 447(4)-TdWi Kaywoodie Pipes $500 T-SHIRTS i Arrow Brentwood iiiz: Van Roy Pipes GSterncrestL 14-hK rPBipielfolds $200 Up -b- $500 $750 ii: Catalina Van Heusen $: 17a5 00 and Others TO $4 AND KAYWOODIE Top-Groin Briars i Finest Workman 1 Smoking Pleasure 1 To Choose From 11-loY''''" t'rp- 'CA- 4' 7 '5 1' 441tS 101 es for the Candies 4kArP BELTS for the Mon of the Hour 1 American King" I Gr13101 i 1 -114: 4 4: HOLLINGSWORTH $175 Box WHITMAN'S SAMPLER KING'S CANDY Adb 11 SUSPENDERS 6-PA) 1 11 krt -04 AND ----46 -47 I IA -4 3 HOME FEDERAL I il- r7 cif Ittl P-KI firew) lit t7143octa 114n eq IS 11(111 $titill AT SLAM it i5 i 11- -11i7-14' 4 'IT 7---------- A1 41TyIt2404))A1 Llix 44 411Z1 OA iiii '41941 1116 ra ooproo4- 1 Olm 410 1511 1 11 2rf 1711fIrt "Xes1 rzi7 r-471 I 1 1 SawV2)yrizTrbEL-V2)1 61 ftal 1 lb 1 wCSibmA- stX 1P" Yd led AelprZ A01-111rrT-11' I '11 i The Luxury Glider "Troy" Those srrart "Troy" offer thp utmost in luxurioug comfort and beauty The upholstery is In six-cushion eversible all-metali frames coil spring seat4 A year 'round handsome place of furniture In green blue with white frames me 569" AND 7 9" 47 JEWELRY PAJAMAS v-) MEN'S SUMMER ROBES by Rabhor and Others MEN'S SWIM SETS By Catalina $1 000 To 5 oo Always an Occasion for White Bags Yes' Every Bag Gives First SHAVING COMFORT Schick Electric Razor $18 Gillette Razor $379 Valet Razor $125 Gem Razor 79c 3 Motorcycles for FAST FREE Delivery to All Ports of the City Phone 3-7155 T61 at I "'''-W: 00 il vr: '0 JEWELRY Atimmorstxty iii --0-09-: i by Hickok 5 TO An 7 A I es I '7- l- t'''''''S' 7-'' Every Bag SHAVING COMFORT 1 MEN'S SUMMER gtiN-42 -ammeggskI Schick Electric Razor 518 ROBES cs r--- 111-111111k Gillette Razor 5379 5:: Gives First Valet Razor S125 Joiik ''i' by Rabhor and Others I 4 kN Gem Razor 79c 14 A 4wfit43t-4: $5 85 TO $1 4513 11 s' I le II 0 100100Kilk i74: i 0 ''Aio 7 11' 4 I 4 Quality 4 -1114it4540 -5 ilii 1 --) is r-- '-s 4--: 'A 7-- 3 A et A 1 0 l' N''4 104' tt i A nr 4 1 1 0 40Ntsi 41" i 1 14 4 4) PLASTICS Motorcycles for FAST FREE 'I tit A I- NA Delivery to All Ports of the itt 4:: SWiA1 1 1 i '-''Ps City Phone 3 -7155 IT TRUNKS UNI 1 4 rikA $3 0 0 WORKMANSHIP I I P' TO $8 00 4 I Cir7711te 47 9 MEN'S -gl 1 i i tpA'' 'il SEVERAL 34 111171HArill s'fi: 0 3 4- by Phoenix 1 PAJAMAS M'S 1 SWIENM SETS si Ow By Catalina $1 500 Ili' Always an Occasion for White Bag ij WI GRANT CO TEXAS PHONE 2-7155 4 0-8 A 'ELD DRU lag 4 By Kaylon Pleetway ond Von Heusen te 00 To 1 0 "1 I 9 st '1 1 NATWANS A 1 Tame at Limpid' Showspoet ROLLO-ROCK GLIDERS 3-passenger style Earl( and seat in white sunproof enamel Arms and hase in green Smooth hall-bearing motion '29" 1535 MARKET STREET I I.

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