Effective
Living
Count
Hrince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
September
28,
1953
Unite
and
Rita
Rites
Dick
4$
Douks
Jailed
;
VANCOUVER
f
Forty-five
grim-faced
and
sitent
Sons
of
j
Freedom
Doukhobor
Friday
were
,
sentenced
to
three
year
the
j
miximunv-for
nude
parading,
i
Ex-Premier
of
Egypt
Pleads
Innocent
to
Treason
Charge
Criticized
Again
in
3
Former
Rupert
Citizen
Receives
RCAF
Award
lnated.
Seven
others
got
lesser
sentences,
i
VICTORIA
The
department
of
education's
effective
living
course
came
In
for
more
criticism
In
the
British
Columbia
legislature
during
the
debate
on
scoff
at
,
the
utea
Pup
W
their
KhooU
f
Sixty-four
men
and
57
women
,
miraded
before
Magistrate:
'.
H
f
-v
,-.
100.
100.
94.
The
course
dealt
with
electronics
and
the
theory
of
radio
and
radar.
Thirty-two
years
of
age,
Mr.
Love
was
born
and
educated
in
Prince
Rupert,
ana
served
with
the
armed
forces
in
the
Second
waste
of
time
ia
mr
of
the
effect!,,?
Bhe
called
for
,nir
of
the
course
bv
later
Mrs.
Tilly
RoLst(e
8he
said
opposiu,nlf
nold
Webster
in
his
v"
LAS
VEGAS.
Nev.
(AP)
Rita
Hayworth
and
Dick
Haymes
were
married
here
In
a
three-minute
ceremony
that
looked
more
like
a
Hollywood
press
conference
than
a
wedding.
The
bride's
two
little
daughters,
Rebecca,
8,
and
Yasmin.
3'2.
sat
on
a
divan
while
their
mother
and
Haymes
went
through
the
ceremony
in
a
hotel.
The
children
kept
turning
their
heads
from
the
photographers
back
to
the
wedding
ceremony
a
1
m
o
st
as
though
watching
a
tennis
match.
Graham
Ladner
In
a
make-shift
(courtroom
In
suburban
Burnaby
j
following
trial
and
conviction
on
charges
of
appearing
In
public
while
nude.
Of
the
men,
35
received
the
maximum
three
years,
one
got
two
years
and
one
four
days.
Ten
S
women
were
sentenced
to
three
the
throne
speech.
Mrs.
Lydla
Arsens
(SC-Victoria)
said
even
pupils
"scoff"
at
many
aspects
of
the
course
that
came
under
fire
from
J.
Allan
Reid
i
SC-Salmon
Arnn
In
his
controversial
"s
e
x
textbooks"
charge
In
the
legislature
Just
his
wife,
and
Ibrahim
Farag,
;
former
Wafdist
party
spokes-
!
man.
i
Hadi,
who
has
held
many
high
government
posts
besides
the
;
Dremiership,
was
accused
of
high
treason,
conspiracy
with
foreign
powers
to
undermine
Egypt's
regime,"
and
various
:
abuses
during
his
term
as
head
of
the
government.
j
Hadi's
indictment
charged:
j
further
that
during
his
premier-
i
ship
he
had
"created
a
rule
of
i
tyrannv
and
torture"
and
taken
.
i
action
'which
led
to
corruption
,
of
the
government.
1
CAIRO
(API
Former
Premier
Ibrahim
Abdel
Hadi
pleaded
innocent
Saturday
to
charges
it
high
treason
and
instigation
il
corruption
before
a
special
court.
.-evolutionary
Hadi,
Saadist
party
premier
luring
the
1948
Palestine
war,
vas
arrested
with
23
other
persons
earlier
this
week.
He
was
he
first
of
the
group
to
appear
fore
the
military
tribunal,
whose
powers
extend
to
pro-immeins
death
sentences.
Others
rounded
up
include
former
.Homier
Mustapha
Nahas
and
(1
A
Prince
Rupert
man
has
re-
ceived
a
coveted
RCAF
award.
He
is
James
Evan
Love,
sec-ond
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
B.
Love,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert
and
now
of
Vancouver,
who
received
a
radio
engineer's
book
for
achieving
the
highest
rnarks
in
RCAF
exams
at.
the
Provincial
Institute
of
Trades.
Toronto.
Mr.
Love
achieved
an
average
of
93.5
per
cent,
and
his
marks
i
in
final
exams
were
88,
88,
93,
issif
World
War.
I
He
has
now
started
another
!
seven-week
course
at
Clinton,
after
which
he
hopes
to
return
to
his
wife,
the
former
Francis
Crossley.
and
baby
daughter
Marjory
at
Victoria.
uuuiir
QtDale
ha-that
'
communism
Into
schools"
h,
hi(
plaining
communism
should
not
be
obieru,
long
ai;
it
was
nut
acta
seven
months
ago.
1
Mrs.
Arsens
praised
some
parts
of
the
effective
living
course
but
1
said
much
of
It
should
be
elim-
years,
one
to
one
year,
one
to
thre
days
and
two
to
one
day.
The
others
were
remanded
one
week.
pi
First
and
Third
Prizes
Have
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Claimed
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o
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is
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DAY
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THAN
13,000
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READ
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No.
3
Ho
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of
a
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party
In
1944.
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2
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