The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 7

Saturdav, June 8, 1957 The Shreveport Times SAYS OFFICIAL rqn Firm Declared Bankrupt Here The Green Hotel Supply 212 Deported Pair Learned Nothing 'Secret' Here Student Receives Fulbright Award NEW ORLEANS, June 7 (Special) John William Futrell son of Mrs. J. W. Futrell, 1901 Centenary Shreveport, and a Tulane honor graduate, has been awarded a Fulbright scholarship, it was announced today by Profes-soi Charles I. Silin, Fulbright program adviser for the university.

Futrell is scheduled to study philosophy and politics at the Free University of Berlin, Germany. He was president of the arts and 'V sciences student body for 1956-57 and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. As a Fulbright scholar, Futrell will carry on advanced study for a full academic year, with all expenses paid. He is among recipients of 950 grants for graduate study abroad under the international exchange program of the Department of State, DANCE TONIGHT Music by Paddy Brown HIS AU-COtOKED-ORCHESTXA For 'eservatioa Lall 2-V827 LAKE CLIFF I Block from end of lakeside trolley i 81 wpsn W.e "t-r Market, yesterday was declared a bankruptcy by Federal Judge Ben C. Dawkins Jr.

The adjudication came after three parties had asked the local company be placed in bankruptcy because of debts owed them by Green's. The hotel supply company admitted the facts filed in the petition were correct, and agreed that" the company was bankrupt. The petition, was filed by American Machine and Foundry. the Shenango China of Pennsylvania and Jay D. Watts Jr.

of Shreveport. They said the local company owed them a total of some $3,700. $911 to American Machine, $300 to the Pennsylvania concern and $2,500 to Watts. The bankruptcy petition has not been filed. The case now goes to Bankruptcy Referee Leroy Smal-lenberger who will appoint a receiver.

4 terday to their knowledge, he had not. The couple's pet, a celebrated cocker spaniel named "Coca-Cola," was left here. 9 OUT OF 32,000 Esperdy said the ex-Shreveport-ers were only the ninth to be sent back to Austria because of Communist Party -affiliations out of the some 32,000 refugees brought into the United States following the Hungarian rebellion last fall. He said the Laszlows had already filled out Immigration Department papers for permission to go to Argentina. "Maybe they learned of our investigation and knew the jig was up," he commented.

He said the pair was informed they were to be sent back on May 13, and that they were flown to New York and then put on a boat for Austria. Austria was selected because it was from there the Laszlows were brought to this country after they came from Hungary, according to Esperdy. Describing Laszlow as a "medium high official" in the Red Party, Esperdy said the refugee had a long record of membership with the Communists. Their arrival here was accompanied by much publicity. Neighbors said yesterday, however, that the Luszlows were "cold and I' XT JOHN STEIflBECl FIRST WITH THINLINE 1 H.P.

Nlrig9 Air Conditioners UVi" Thin See Them Now at ml THE WAYWARD BUS Joan Cowns-Jayne Mansoeld-Dan Daiiey rTck JASON ONEMAScOPtr from 20th CENTURY-FOX WumHmMmmnmmmmntmam ONE OF THE FIRST to participate in a campaign launched by the Shreveport Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Wayne Jarvis began his Salk vaccine series last night at Sanders Clinic. The man wielding the big needle is Dr. C. A. Kinnebrew and waiting her turn is Mrs.

John Adams. The lobby of the clinic was filled last night with sorority members and their husbands, waiting to Haunch a personal attack against polio. (Times Photo by Dial) The U.S. Immigration department said yesterday a Communist Party official who came to live in Shreveport posing as a Hungarian Freedom Fighter had gained no information beneficial to the Reds while living here. Georgia and Paul Laszlow, who lived at li20 Dalzell St.

since they were brought here by a local organization last January, were returned to Austria after federal officials learned he had been an official of the Communist Party. P. A. Esperdy, deputy regional director at Richmond, said yesterday the department's investigation had not determined whether Laszlow had been sent here by the Communist Party as a spy. He said he was "inclined to think it was in his own interest" that Laszlow came to America.

"However," said Esperdy, "that is strictly my own opinion." Esperdy said Laszlow was attempting to leave Shreveport and go to Argentina when the department sent him and his wife back to Austria on May 14. LIES REVEALED The Communist Party affiliation was learned after the department determined Laszlow had lied on two counts under questioning conducted when he entered this country. The family was brought to Shreveport under sponsorship of the Shreveport Jewish Federation. Esperdy said he told the government he had no party affiliation and that he was a member of the Jewish Faith. "Actually, he is a Roman Catholic," said Esperdy.

Esperdy said the Immigration Department 'iad told the local Jewish Federation that the family would be sent back prior to May 14. The local organization protested at first, but dropped the protest after it was informed of Laszlow's Red background. Laszlow was employed here for a time by a local scrap dealer. He was fired after about. 10 days.

His wife worked as a commercial artist at a local clothing store. Esperdy said the department had not learned whether Laszlow had ever been on Barksdale Air Force Base, a Strategic Air Command installation. Base officials said yes- DANCE TONIGHT And Evary Night Mon. thru Sot. SKYWAY CLUB Sonny Jonas and Th RambUrs telephone 3-9414 1 Hiflhuny 80 East At Sundown IN RED UJULjLiLluL-lu UNJ ERROL ggL TIVMIJ 0BROVEC "CRASH OUT" With WILLIAM BENDIX Also 'TWO-GUN LADY" With PEGGY CASTLE West Co.

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AND OLDER FREE mm Sorority Here Stages Drive Against Polio I The Shreveport Beta Sigma Phi Sorority directed an attack against polio in the 20 to 40 age group last Bight by staging a mass Salk vaccine immunization program at Sanders Clinic, 106 E. Kings Hwy. Eighty members and their husbands received shots. The plan originated in the Beta Theta Chapter, one of 11 city chapters, about two months ago when 157 Shreveport sorority members were contacted, along with their husbands. Until recently, immunization with Salk vaccine was not stressed in the 20 to 40 age group.

The Caddo-Shreveport Health Unit figures show that some 22 per cent of the cases so far this year are in this group while 14 per cent of 1956 cases were in the adult population, and 15 per cent In 1955. Statistics also show that seven of the 11 deaths caused by polio here since 1951 have been in the over-20 group. The Beta Sigma Sorority is launching a large-scale attack because "there's got to be a start somewhere," and "the more people we reach, the less chance everyone will have of getting it (polio)," said Mrs. Cecil Murray, president of the Beta Theta Chapter. Dr.

W. J. Sandidge, director of the local unit, said he was "very happy to see" the sorority undertake the anti-polio program. "I'd love to see other groups do the same thing." Mrs. Murray, a registered nurse, said the medical profession would like to immunize everyone in Louisiana against polio.

The sorority, a professional woman's group, is hoping to set off a chain reaction in this type campagin among other civic groups in the city. All three injections in the Salk series will be taken. According to Mrs. Murrya, Beta Sigma Phi is the world's largest non-academic sorority in the world with a total of 5,500 chapters, and 130,000 members. Woman Fined 25 For Assault Here I A 37-year-old Negro woman, charged with aggravated assault, ivas fined $25 in city court yesterday for biting another Negro women in the cheek in a row which toncerned the latter's husband.

The tiff occurred May 27. Alice Sudds. 1010 West still bore a deep scar where she was bitten by Odell Griffin, 1235 Shreve St. The Griffin woman told the court that Alice "cotched my hair and that's what made me bite her." THEY LIVED TO Shreveport Firm's Gas Hike Delayed WASHINGTON, June 7 (IP) The Pcwer Commission today suspended to Nov. 10 a proposed or 6.4 per cent, annual wholesale natural gas rate increase by Texas Eastern Transmission Shreveport, La.

Texas Eastern had proposed putting the increase into effect June 10. It would affect more than 60 wholesale customers in Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and West Virginia. The company based the increase on claimed higher costs of purchased gas, operations and financing. It also wants a 63i per cent rate of return instead of the currently allowed 6 per cent. Man Jailed Here On Mail Charge A Shreveport Negro yesterday was jailed by federal authorities here on a charge of removing mail from a receptacle at a local home.

Willie Singjeton, 36, was placed in the Caddo jail under $500 bond set by U. S. Commissioner Alfred Bullock. Singleton was charged by postal inspectors. Plant Now! HIBISCUS PLANTS KONA dbl.

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