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By JAMES P. HACKETT At l a n t ic cn% mj * April % --(,ip)..-A two-year-old CIO drive to uivonite the South has been some thiriR of a flop, a textile worker; tin on spokesman aaid today. WeYe honest enough to admit it.' he said. *`Our executive coimci 0 is f husband, frankly says 'measured In terms o election* won and contracts signed , . results ot the CIO Sou their drive have not been great.'" Kmd Hieve, presiden*. of the tex tile workers, told the conventior "the results of the drive in termsj of members .and new contracts havj been poor." ( Of 75,000 members added to union! rolls in the past two years, 15,0G(j were in-the South, the spokesman said. This brought to 120,000 the] number of members claimed by the union in the South. ij 'Hie union's total membership of,' 450,000 represents about one-third of the employees of the textile in dustry, Most non-union textile workers are in the South. Hieve blamed "the forces of Southern reaction" for stalling CIO i unionization. "Every weapon, including race hatred and religious bigotry has been used against m by the South ern reactionaries." Hieve said. "And | when we were able to win an elec tion over all obstacles, Southern employer! in many cases refused to bargain with us." * stlmologist, ;>f a native Crimes Traced average. To Teenage Gang SACRAMENTO, April 29,--fU.R)-- HI Police today reported a gang of teenage thieves rounded up during the past week-end have accounted for a total of 61 local crimes. 6 The crimes, ranging from robbery to safecracking, netted the youths an estimated $8000 m cash and property, detectives said. Damage TGH BOY PAINT STORES to property was estimated at a similar sum. i 297 10th Street, Oakland -- 2000 U nivprsity Ave., j Berkeley 1 Leon Eastman, 17, was thought to 'SlC in locati^ be responsible for most of the U' an added crimes. Release of some of the1 '3'dl'U`m already others was expected shortly. 3816 E. 14th Street, Fruit vale . >Ub in. A mile li-iKh in a 3000 4 good error to a: present-size much effec- 4 observations - M'cen stations lie eclipse. The 'Ivw*. the eclipse -Wl of the track mu m Island?, ve hours latfir ,'jy earlier. The iy ) but crosses te /one to finish ,|tt^ the moment lexicon appeals of! the sun, and fe' of one leaves Hr >$ the eclipste '*. n $0|-kaido, Japah, $f* ttfls data !d ' lance of the Jrmg the er]ipser ) - Tfianj?ul4r at aomdj 4 miles. - il JAIL: MAURETANIA ALL EXPENSE ! FROM SAN FRANCIKC' SAIL: QUEEN MARY , ALL EXPENSE FROM SAN FRANClfec<| I !: 1 fjhi* U the b*Uxe Tpvr at 1948. Refionatty it 3j8 iA JrvropU dm* oil the woyjlndvamg Thorton. first <kmthotii anid lighbeeing in f andsco the itinerary indydi Chicago, two d 1 >rk, the Emlepatd hies london {7 day}}, Amsierd Geneva, Moktredwx, jtaterfekeiij lucerne, Milan, lino (7 days)- 5ianc`, Pba, Genoa, Erenck W ai nte Cedofv: : Niice, Mj,` orseHlei,j C! orca:nonno-, too|K>n Tovr aitder ivpebrliion af;Thoi. Cook 4 5a i Moke reservations at once, , ; < ` The-f# fore* jlndytfe aty American end European CALL Olt Wftnf FOR IMRA1URI At I JAS. J. HICKEY, Vice ' POST StDfET SAN FRANCIS'