The Dallas Craftsman (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 51, Ed. 1 Friday, November 7, 1952 Page: 3 of 4
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University of Houston
Lee ODaniel.
as governor, like
News of The
Shivets has made his pile ot money-
Gives Salute to Labor
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School officials and labor offjcials
By Wb. A. Nitsche
Austin— (TLPA)
A resolution
Today is election day. Your secre-
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LETTERHEADS
OR ANY CLASS OF PUNTING TO
Greenville Nurseries
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5835 E. Grand
MEET YOUR
17-4418
5567 Military Dr.
John’s Food Store
Bargaln Priees On Trees
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THE DALLAS CRAFTSMAN
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early. He has some folks in the print- board of the Texas State Federation
ing office who want to vote. It is very jot Labor at Ito meeting in Austin.
' execu-
was all
tution of higher learning (its enroll-
irent is over 13,000) in the Houston
area, the University of Houston has
among its students the children of
Council then set about the task of
getting Edwards, national news pro-
gram aired over another Dallas sta-
Pi
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other sick members with exception of
Frank Boe hie are back on the job. Do
hope you voted! See you next week!
inkage of beef, cook
i temperature all or
t time. Be sure that
las started carrying the program
The Federation board. in commend-
ing the success of that fight, pointed
Avery Urges All
To Investigate S.S.
quiet around here—all going to vote.
Hope you were one of them.
Can for and
Denver
dominated by private
ttves. After the eaten
R. F. BENTON
"GULF SEEVICE STATION
Walking . Lmbricatlon
Tires • Tube* - Aecessorles
Congress of Industrial Organisation
unions and independent unions.
Paul C. Sparks, secretary of the
presented by Dr. W. W Kemmerer.
University president.
Preceding the game, there will be
a parade through downtown Houston.
Unton locals in the area will have
floats in the parade, along with Uni-
versity of Houston organisations and
of labor’s positions and actions. Get-
ting such action information to the
public through the press and radio,
however, is sometimes dinitcult, the
resolution explained, and the Feder-
ation should recognise the work of
those who do a particularly good Job
In that field.
For that reason, the resolution con-
cluded. the Dallas union people and
the Central Labor Council were to be
commended and thanked tor their suc-
cessful fight in getting Frank Ed-
wards back on the air in the Dallas
area.
Dallas Central Labor
Council Commended
By State Federation
- advanta
less to i
TOUR
CLOVER FARM STORE
Texas is the widest state, being 620
miles to width.
THS DALLASCRAFTSMAN
Addresses Bricklayers 1 a
MI
Ium
You" Find Us
Better
Union Waler-Marked Paper and Envelopes
Carried to Stock
tally be kept safely
erator for about a
ep bettar if it is un-
off-odors are signs
BAKERS’ UNION
No. Ill
MW OK
Ou STVE Rounp-up
Colonial Cleaners
Where Cleaning
Is Done Better
Piek-Up and Dellvery
NEWS ABOUT THE HERALD
AND ABOUT TOWN
We had a very good union meeting
Sunday with quite a few member.
John Fatton Motor Co.
Sales and Service
Good Solid Cars—Fully Equipped
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a Republican president He ought to
put in at least time and a half during
the next two years being governor. to
makeup for that wasje lime.
McNeese Ctoasoro
265 MeKimne-CT -9061
Walnut Hill Gleaners
148 Walnut um Vmage
FL-1-776
nek-Up and Bsdfvsry
.
ANGEL CREAM DONUT SHOP
Retan and wholesale
Speeiai Mees to
Ledtes a^ ChwrahM
Rey A. laden
Xembe Bakers Caton
MH Ft Wor Ara F917
mittee is being backed up 100 per
cent by the members. These members
certainly mean business. Art Whit-
ted Lewis Easterling, Roy Tartar and
Relf Fenley are the members on the
BECKLEYWOOD
CLEANERS
HUBERT AUTRY, Prop
2126 8. Becklej Ave. P 6-0050
. military procure
be about the same
od exports, most et
are expected to de-
in G Harding was
of the United States
uration in an aut
G & M Grocery & Market
Grade A Heat - FouitrL • Fish
Vegetables - Frozen Fogds
CoM Beer - Soft Drink.
Catering to Colored Trade
Major Andre, the British officer
spy who negotiated with Benedict
Arnold for the surrender of West
Point to the British, was hanged at
Tappan, N. Y., on October 2, 1780.
metted to the States, Texas has done
astically nothing about its major
blem of water.
The only state activity in the field
Austin— (TLPA)—In what is be-
lieved to be the first tribute of Ito kind,
organised labor wiN be honored with
the dedication of a football game in
Houston on Nov. 8
Ths University of Houston has des-
ignated its game with Misslssippt
Saturday aa a "Salute to Labor." In
the between-halves ceremonies, scrolls
, AN OLD RANCE is as out of date as an old
car. For example, if your range is 15 years old
you are missing 20 or more sensational new
Cas range features. Moreover, you may be
missing instant high heat, smokeless broiling,
live air baking and other exclusive Gas range
Yet an automatic Gas range costs
___ - til, operate and maintain — saves
you hundrodt of doUon in its lifetime.
Well when you read this it will be 1 station, was dropped by that station
all over. We will have a new presi- last winter. The Central Labor
dent. We will either go on as before
or we will start adjusting ourselves
to another way for the next few years.
Saturday will be meeting day and
certainly hope you you are able at at-
tend. We look for a good attendance.
We will also get ready for union elec-
tion. Nominations will be in December
and election in January. You can have
some politics of your own if you wish.
We had a meeting of the Ready-to-
Bake employees Saturday. They have
their election next week and came to
receive Instructions on how to carry
on the election. Thursday p. m. we
held a very well attended executive
board meeting. It was held for local
problems and good and welfare. It
was a very enthusiastic meeting.
.Not much has happened around the
office except paper work. Earl Beau-
doin is back from California and came
alike agree that it is hoped that the
“Salute to Labor" will become an an-
of doctors, lawyers, bankers, preach-
ers. business men and people of all
walks of life have been compiled.
Books of Facts have been ordered
toomorunionTprsntere, hnisistrabunomany, union families. In addition,
brought out on the floor, but if any school ofticials Point out..its techno-
one knows of a new print Shop open- logoical. 8choo1 turns, out graduate.
Ing up, please try to get wordto me. inemany otsthe.faldniwhere unions
Thia ia my job and I will try to do most active and important
getting thinga off their mind. I waa bed labor in the Houston ar onEna
very glad to aee this happen, because presented to representatives of Amer-
I know everybody always feels bettor ’ - ’
lean Federation of Labor unions.
INDLUB
WORKING MEN
NTER, Prop,
crinters Union
HU-8483
Budweiser
lasu ease
nual affairs. As the principal insti-
Houston Carpenters’ Local 213 still
considers Houston ss his home. al-
though his work as TSFL secretary
has him in Austin at present.
CIO representative will be Chas.
Sparks. CIO area director G. B Ev-
eritt of an Independent union in Hous-
ton will represent the independent
Of the 21,000 persons receiving
asked that five hundred public rela-
tions bulletins be ordered starting
with the next serles. A mailing list
Lincoln Ellsworth claimed 81.000
square miles of newly-discovered land
in the Antartic, for the United States,
on January 11, 1939.
are very educational. The label com- . . -
mittee made their report Sunday and k udent 8T0HPa.
wpre the right_ ones to build dams.
The Amarillo Globe-Times, taking ---
him at his word, said that be must then He doesn't need to kowtow to anyone,
be opposed to the Canadian River dam 1 He has the authority to carry oat a
which the Bureau of Reclamation is constructive prograu during his last
getting ready to build. to help a large I two years to oftice, and he certainly
number of West Texas and Panhandle owes it to Texaa to spend that time
expects retail food
at 1932’ huh level
egEs. butter, some
led beans and pear,
lies are expected I
s year There may
er prices for beef
hicken, fish, frozed
esh vegetables.
Now that the election is over except
tor the shouting and the mourntng,
Texans can tarn their attention back
to some of their pressing and long-
uegtected problems.
Dspite the fact that Texaa public
otrfials shout States Rights and eriti-
etz Congress fee “Invadng" eelda uE
--inL aca tney think ought to be
by to report and see what is going on
. Fred Stephens went to work at
Bradens . . Bill Butcher in Fort
Worth is on the sick list . . . Another
Fort Worth member, Adrian Martin,
sent in his dues for '52. Is not work-
ing in a bakery . . . Charlie Smith, a
former member, now with Pillsbury
Flour came by for a chat ... All the
Texas State Federation of Labor, is
scheduled to accept the scroll on be-
, - -----half of AFL unions in the greater
scale committee. These men are to be Houston area. Sparks, a member of
congratulated on their patience with "---•---------- -
the publishers this year. A commit-
tee was appointed to Investigate con-
ditions at the Herald. These mam-
my beat to fill it. One of the mem-
here in the Times Herald chapel re-
cently notified me of a shop being
formed In Grand Prairie and we have
a pretty good chance of getting this
one Into the union. Roy Kirby, for-
mer Herald printer, recently blew in
from El Paso. He la showing up at
the News. As this column goes to
Edwards' program over Station
WRR, the municipally-owned Dallas
Ben E. Keith Co.
DtSTKIBUTOK
901 8. PEARL RI-5371
9
after they explode. The scale com-
orcanized and had decided what it was
going ta do, be suddenly remembered
toe 250,000 members of REA coopera-
tives in , Texan,, and gave them six
places on the committee. That was
real thought of shivers, and we feel
sure that the farmers, to whom low-
coat public power is a necessity, will
appreciate this small and belated
crumb.
For just about the first time in Texas
history, we have tn otfice a Governor
who not only has responsibility for do-
ing what he promised, but with the
authority to do it. Shivers is now
assured of serving longer si governor
than any other man, and that means
that he will make all of the appoint-
menu on practically all of the six-
year boards which run our State gov-
ernment. Ordinarily a Governor can't
do anything, because these boards are
made up of appointees of the two pre-
vious governors. But Shivers' long-
evity means that he can do anything
he wants to In almost any portion of
the state government excep that por-
tion headed by independently-elected
officials
it will be interesting to see bow he
makes out with the Legislature, which
has a high percentage of Democrats.
In view of the fact that his is the first
Republican State administration since
1874, when the Democrats cams to
Austin with their Civil War rifles and
ran Governor Davis out of the Capitol
after they had beten him with votes.
Shivers has no political future to
look to in Texas, so he has an oppor-
tunity few governors have ever had.
Moat of them were either looking for-
ward like Dan Moody to getting to be
3 senator or getting hired by the cor-
porations as their attorney, or to get-
ting rich off the contracts they made |
problems.
Daniel flew off the handle in a
hurry, said he wasn’t against the Can-
adian River dam It recalled what
too. Tom Connally said when he read
about one of Daniels speeches, opDOB-
ins Federal aid to the States as a bad
practice. Connelly commented that
toe theory might be fine, but Daniel
would learn better when hie most in-
fluential and conservative business-
men came to Washington, asking for
Federal handouts tor worthy projects
So Daniel, like Shivers. Is now in a
posttion where he has to put up or abut
up -e2
Shivers has tackled the water viob-
leu ny appointtug a huge committee,
made up largely nd Mg imdezestaand
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Peak and Garland Sts.
BRACY L GREER. Pastor
a raise in wages, because of his time. with July. Under recent changes in
He did not even know about it until the law this amount was increased to
he aaked. He had a nice little check $161 a month in September.
coming in back pay. Curly. a marine payments will be made until the
reservist, while on maneuvers, was twins reach 18. The total sum of
A angnnot-tgifah’bozysapouracunti 450 heenpaddagwthasanot
one of the boys heard a tape record- remarrled by the time she reaches age
ig.pt one, nizhtrwhis.cominK to 65, she win then be eligible to further
work . . . Bill Lofton utility man, is monthly payments of 560.40 for the
filling in on the make-up this week-I
. . . Charlie Rogan, lobster proof rest.orunerae desiring
reader. had the transmission to fall Avery invited, personsdet or sur
out of his 7 month old Nash this formation about retirement, orsur-
week. This is luck for you . . . Albert vivors benefits to getin touch withthe
Vanzra, lobster ad man. will be Dallas soclal security office st 1700
forty years old Sunday and Harold IN Lamar Street.
Ellis will be twenty-eight . . . Harry
(moneybag) Mills, was off sick one
day this week . . . Luke Greer, lob-
ster sn per sorts), recently had hie car
torn up, but managed after weeks of
detective work to get the other fel-
low to fix it . . Assistant Commando
Supersorial Hill. is back at work
after recuperating in Arizona, and
Colorado with his hayfever. Super-
aortal Hill related some very interest-
ing experiences that with his hay-
fever, while traveling through cer-
tain parts of the country . . . Work is
still good around town with one man
topping the scales with over a
thousand backs this month. I haven't
been able to figure out how many
hours it would take to make that
much. but I imagine it would take
quite a few . . . The vote on the as-
sessment didn’t seem to affect one of
the leading progressives in Dallas be-
cause he bought a new Cadillac.
This man aa you probably know to
Wallace Reilly of The Dallas Crafts-
man ...
organisations. The scrolls will be
cities solve their cley water eapply' Saring atha last year
and heP apent the time tying’esect
ANY
id«.
lAndolph 4498
of water conservation has been to
pass laws, which don’t cost much, to
creste river authorities and water
districts which can then obtain Fed-
eral loans to build dams and eanals
to conserve water.
The Lower Colorado River Authority
is a prime example of what can be
done with a river. With a 115,800
State appropriation and Federal grants
and loans of about 840,800.000. the
LCRA has built six dams on ths Colo-
rado which assure the Colorsdo River
Valley of plentiful supplies of water
and power and which insure the
Valley against floods which used to
sweep aside the savings of lifetimes
every few years.
The LCRA is now making and sell-
ing about $6,000,000 worth of power
a year. It is well ahead on Ito pay-
ments on tbs revenue bonds it sold
to private Investors to refinance the
Federal loans at lower rates of in-
terest. It is doing soil conservation
work, as well as supplying water for
the eities and the farmers down the
river.
While Dallas and other major eitlea
worry about water supplies. Austin
people this summer have been drink-
ing water stored up nine years aco
And when terrific rains bit the Colo-
rado watershed this summer, then
was no flood at all below the dame
Instead, those flood waten wen tamed
to make power. Irrigate cropa and
provide drinking water tor the next
eleht or ten years, if necessary.
Gov. Allan Shivers and ble State
Board of Water Engineers killed 6
rimilar dam project for Corpus
Christ ti,.because Federal funds were
being offered and they contended that
the U. S. would have control of the
water until the loans wen paid off
Now It is up to Gov. Shivers to show
Corpus Christi and other Texae cities
where ‘be State can dig up $40,000,000
of Texae harnens all the major rivers
The new junior senator from Texas
Price Daniel, made a speech awhile
back denouncing the U. S Bureau of
Reclamation in general and in detail.
raying that the U. 8, Army Engineers
1. Automatic oven "
clock control •
2. Seamless one-piece
cooking top •
3. Plate-size, •
liftout burner bowls •
4. Acid resisting porcelain finish V
5. Fluorescent floodlighted top ’
0. Double glass oven window
7. Automatic oven light
8. Seamless, rounded corner oven
9. Top burner cooking timer
10. Mixer and percolator outlet
11. Fiberglass insulation around oven
and broiler
12. Two or more giant top burners
13. Oven, broiler, top burners light
without matches
14 Precision automatic oven
heat control A
15. Choice of decorator colon A
16. Flush to the wall A
installation •
17. Removable oven •
bottom •
18. Tilt-proof •
oven racks •
19. Built-in-a-wall •
ovens •
20. Built-in top •
burner units •
oat that the TSFL has set a course
of accurately informing the public
Edward Everett of Maine made the
principal address of the dedication of
the cemetery at Gettysburg. Pa
speaking for two houra President
Lincoln, who was also present for
ths ceremonies, spoke for two min-
utes.
V.V. WHITE
Member Iron Workers' Local 481
Representing
The Insurance Company of Texas
Call It for Tear Imsuranee
8886 Colonlal Ato. Ph. HU-8484
3 S “592
$i268wedosaz,"em-e"Aetn
KIIF 1:41 MO*. Thru m.
---- — ---- , praltinx Dallas anion mambera and
tary voted this morning and waa very the Dallas Central Labor Council for
late to work. The editor of The Crafts- getting Frank Edwards, AFL-spon-
man just poked his head in the door sored newscaster, back on the air in
and wants me to get up an article Dallas was approved by the executive
Printing Industry
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press. I am predicting that Steven- monthly social security payments in
son will win with 300 electoral votes, the Dallas district approximately 1100
I am also predicting that he will car- are wives, widows, children or parents
ry Texaa. At least, he had better I of insured wage earners or self-em-
win, or I will be in debt for the next ployed people.
ten years The scale committee and z E Av manager or the Dallas
the publishers have added some new cic,,,4‘ Aei, C-+ ,1. 2i"
words to the dictionary this year. spcialusecurtzofce.cited thesefig:
They are called Supersorial and Bum- ures.stodaxnas. evidence sof the. value
pitis . . . supersoriai meana super- o the family., insurance protection
Visor sobs and Bumpitis meana Ehat throush the Federal old-age and sur-
somebody is bumping too much The vivors insurance program
latter is ridiculous, but this is just . A surprisingly larxe number of P«o-
one of the things that the scale com- ple stin think of social security only
mittee la ap against . . . Milo (King- as a retirement system", Avery told,
pin) Clark, night ad man. ia now back He pointed out that regular monthly
at work after a aick spell. Virus X payments to the widows and children
is hitting the Herald pretty hard this of deceased worker. .re often the
week Peanut* Staggs and several mean, of enabling the survivors to
others had to go home aick . . . Matty remain together as a family unit.
Mattinson, makeup, I. reported to be To illustrate the family insurance
in the hospital . . . Camilla (Honey- protection. Avery mentioned a not
chile) Hendrix, night proof reader, is unusual care of a local family now
still off aick. MeKeehan, Sr., day proof receiving monthly survivors benefits,
reader, is .till off sick . . . Carly The wage earner died in July, leaving
Jones, day apprentice, ha. recently a widow and twin sons, age 5. Based
bought a new car. I hope be ia not upon his average monthly wage of 8270
trying to copy after Pinto, because since 1850, the widow and children be-
lt la a Henry J. Curly recently got came entitled to 1150 a month starting
5718 Mockingbird Lane VI-2600
See Year Gas Range Dealer
er Lone Star Gas Company
tate debt. Its con-
any such indebted-
■ i - ai med 11.va :
stilence.
° ameometge
tion. Recently. Station KLIF in Dal-
Sen. Hubert Humphrey to being congratulated by Harry G Batea,
president o the Briklayers, Masons and Plasterer. Iinternational
Uniom, after delivering a etirriag speech before the delegates to the
Slat Annual Convention to Minneapolis Minnesta.
She
900RS.,
ty PEARL Beer
mremekee
Consistently
end quality.
r U-^U gw ir"
Rate Liquors
T. PR-02
.E, Owner
here are H. A. Mabry, Bob Williams
and Jimmy McBride. Art Whitted wae
elected to fill Fred Ward's unexpired
term on the executive committee Car-
son Sullivan. Al (7-day-a-week) Jones,
Dude Kratz of the Kratz brothers and
Bob Campbell were elected aa dele-
gatee to the Lou-East Texas Confer-
ence to be held here on November IS.
I wish that more of our members
would attend there conferences They
o“ ■ 0
Way Ina
G—BEER
Mge,* Owner
Ave. F0-89087
TERMS
2406 So. Beckley WE-6255
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