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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday.
April
10.
1953
Shipping
Tie-Ups
Worry
Alaskans
More
Than
Russia
Doukhobor
Dish
a
Treat
But
'Show'
Not
Needed
By
RUTH
WALSH
NELSON,
B.C.
(CP)
The
marvellous
Doukho-l01.
di.-li
borsch
t
is
treat
enoujrh
for
me,
but
it
just
iloesn't
need
the
added
fillip
of
a
radical
Sons
of
Freedom
strip-tease
or
the
accompaniment
of
a
naked
SEATTLE
CP
A
business
man
fu:n
Njiuc,
Alaska,
told
a
con-tr.ssioiial
."iibcommittee.
America's
far
rn
Ironuer
wor-rkd
more
aoout
tne
next
shipping
tie-up
i.han
It
did
about
an
invasion
lrom
nearby.
Kussian
Siberia.
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At
Wo'lace's
Of
Course
MADE
TO
nounclns
this
belief
after
chairman
John
J,
Perepelkin's
speech
had
started
otf
the
day
earlier
fuss.
A
nude
grandmother-type
leaped
up
and
pulled
down
one
of
the
banner,
and
others
Joined
her
in
a
tussle
with
the
clothed
Reformed
group.
Later
the
nudes
explained
thetr
action
was
not
a
protest
galnl
Snrokln
but
aitalnst
the
bMnutrt-Uiols,
they
called
thent
At
the
end
of
the
tussle
b
dozen
nudes
stood
before
the
fire
and.
as
though
enchanted
by
the
flumes,
burst
Into
harmonious
viiii.
Throughout,
their
arms
remained
folded
acro.s
their
rhesU,
their
expressions
Kalph
Lonien
of
Nome
with
echoes
of
assent
from
other
Al-askans
said
people
In
the
territory
suffer
acutely
with
every
trike
on
the
Seattle
waterfront
"because
we
are
totally
dependent
on
sea
and
air
transportation."
Focd
becomes
scarce
and
prices
skyrocket,
said
the
Alaskans,
reporting
price
tags
of
45
cents
a
pound
on
potatoes
and
a
dollar
for
a
head
of
lettuce.
Rep
James
I.
Dolliver
(R-Iowa'
.presiding
as
chairman
of
the
subcommittee
of
the
House
Committee
cn
Interstate
and
Foreign
Commerce,
said
after
the
opening
session
he
was
"encouraged
by
what
I
have
heard
here
today
"
During
the
meeting
labor
spokesmen
said
they
were
agreeable
to
the
establishment
of
uniform
contract
expiration
dates
of
all
maritime
unions.
Most
everyone
agreed
this
wo.nlcl
eliminate
:i
month-to-montn
threat
of
strike.
A
tuo.'p
from
Anchorage.
Alaska,
urged
that
air
service
be
given
equal
consideration
with
sea
transportation.
The
Alaskans
i
aked
a
cor.tinuaticn
ol
non-tcheduled
flights,
which
the
Civil
Aeronautics
Board
is
in
the
process
of
restricting.
Maxie
Weisbarth,
port
agent
for
the
AFL
Sailors
Union
of
the
Pacific
said
he
would
welcome
a
congressional
investigation
of
un-American
activities
In
Seattle.
'Every
time
you
put
a
Com-
MOTH1KV
ANI
LXPFtTANT
MOTIILRS
wat-lu
of
child
care.
t;lveii
by
a
public
health
nurw
in
.
It
hnpiu
ul
Shoreaeros
during
nn
taster
Day
reliulous
reiiMiiony.
It
m
oil
a.iniscd
to
be
verv
svrnbolic.
so
we
were
told.
But
betwen
tryin?
to
eet
a
full
taste
of
thnt
eood,
rich
soup
and
maintaining
a
nonchalant
air
in
mixed
company
with
15
rlothesless
chanters
standing
by.
the
yvmbollsm
somehow
es-r.wd
me
The
relluious
ceremony
ended
in
a
sum
II
riot
when
Doukhobor
men
and
women,
boys
and
pirls
xtrlnped
and
burned
their
clothes
on
a
big
bonfire
And
then,
I
and
a
small
group
of
other
non-Doukhobors
were
invited
to
share
the
dinner
table.
The
meal,
tendered
in
typical
hospitable
style
of
the
Sons
to
i
ap
one
of
their
ceremonial
days,
had
hardly
begun
when
a
door
ot
host
Andy
and
Fred
Mukor-toff's
house
opened
and
In
step-red
15
vovmg
people,
naked
from
head
to
toe.
They
Just
stood
there
and
sang
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prestige
or
hir
position
close
to
the
throne
but
unencumbered
by
its
restraints
solidly
behind
Britain's
20th
century
struKrfle
for
survival.
Last
vear
he
undertook
a
study
of
industrial
production.
He
went
down
a
coal
mine,
visited
power
stations,
aircraft
factories,
atomic
energy
and
guided
missile
plants
litre,
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shown
about
to
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a
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Answers
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In
Red
Probe
By
DOl
CiLAS
H.
CORNELL
j
WASHINGTON
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Royol
Pork
White
Shirt
2.
Any
$1.50
Tie
3.
Any
Adams
$6
to
$3
Hot
I
Mi
II
V
i
k
,
rX-i
Mossadegh
Warns
Shah
To
Stay
Out'
For
10
Days
Wallaces
Men's
Mm
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offer
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with
any
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After
five
minutes
of
this
and
a
smile
gets
weaker
by
the
i
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ond
under
such
conditions
I
sought
an
explanation,
and
Fred
Makortoff
Informed
that
the
young
people,
mostly
from
Gilpin
and
Orand
Forks.
100
miles
west,
were
declaring
their
innooenre
and
purity.
They
had
nothing
to
hide:
they
had
burned
their
tempting
nylons
and
silks
"they
are
a
luxury."
They
were
bought
because
the
owners
"were
tempted."
Finally
they
Implor-d
ui
not
to
lay
the
blame
of
recent
bindings
and
burnings
on
the
Reformed
Sons
of
Freedom.
TODAY
ond
SATl
t
TEHRAN
(Reuterst
Premier
;
Mohammed
Mossadegh
today
i
!
disavowed
any
Intentions
of
es-j
1
tablishing
an
Iranian
republic
:
w
ith
himself
as
president
but
j
warned
the
Shah
to
keep
his
;
nose
out
of
government
business.
;
The
premier
made
the
state
order.
Come
on
in.
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
munist
in
jail,
you
slow
them
uo'.vn."
he
said.
"If
you
want
to
pull
them
down
a
couple
more
noteht.,
in..-Juo::i;
a
few
in
Seattle.
;
our
committee
will
be
greAslonal
Investigators
searching
for
Reds
In
schools
and
col-
j
Irses
have
found
54
education-'
alUU
'Or
former
educationalist!
who
refused
to
answer
questions
i
about
possible
Communist
links
;
More
than
half
of
them
26
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have
been
flr?d
or
suspended,
j
The
educationalist
have
been
connected
with
public
and
prl-,
vale
schools,
a
teachers'
union,
and
soiiw
U
colleges
and
unlver-1
Hles
concentrated
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the
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2
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Today
and
Saturday,
lire
Sjlutdji
particularly
In
New
York,,
but
I
the
Investigator
say
CwnmuiiW
S
Infiltration
of
school
ha
been
on
a
country-wide
caie.
All
who
have
refused
to
ack-'
nowled'e
or
deny
Communist
party
lies
have
Invoked
Che
fifth
4
Elks'
WELCOME
KAMLOOPS
FRIDAY,
APRIL
10th
kmWt
Several
times
Andy
Makortoff
repeated
one
of
the
10
Commandments
"thou
shalt
not
kill
"Implying
that
non-Doukhobors
broke
this
by
fighting
in
wars.
The
nylon
ond
silk
burning
i
hart
come
earlier.
The
orraslon
'.
h.id
been
lntendi-d
for
the
dec-
ment
in
a
nation-wide
broadcast
on
his
embittered
relations
with
the
Iranian
monarch.
Mo-sadegh
pledged
his
loyalty
to
the
Shall
and
the
present
constitution.
But
he
added:
"In
constitutional
m.-narchles,
the
sovereign
has
no
responslbtl.
i!y
to
govern.
The
Shah
should
reign
and
not
rule."
He
appealed
to
the
Majlis
i
lower
house
of
Parliament
p
to
approve
a
committee
report
rec-emmendmg
that
the
Shah
must
.steer
clear
of
any
conduct
of
s'.ate
affairs.
This,
he
said,
would
remove
ail
differences
twren
the
court
and
the
govern
I
.T1.
.-v-y
',S
-si
,mi.am
I
!
la
ration
by
the
Reformed
Sons
i
of
Freedom
a
large
group
who
rsNert
they
are
attempting
to
Everything
Free!
1
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Adir.iss'on
55.C3
live
good
lives
without
violence
and
without
causing
concern
I
TOTEM
Ol
BMFORE
THE
PRESSl
RE
of
!
official
duties
as
the
Queen.
ment.
The
(jnv'.-rr.mcnt
dujiused
la.il
to
their
Canadian
neighbors
of
the
acceptance
of
Stefan
8.
;
Sorokin
as
"Astrebow"
or
the
1
third
leader.
Peter
Verlein
I
and
!
Peter
VerlKln
II
were
earlier
!
leaders,
both
now
dead,
and
W
!
has
long
been
held
that
a
third
j
leader.
Astrebow.
would
some
,!
day
come
from
overseas
to
take
consort
restricted
his
activities,
Prince
Philip
was
artive
In'
sports.
Here
he
bowls
during,
cricket
practice.
'
Sunday
that,
it
will
replace
Hussein
A'a,
t.i
Shah's
couk
minister,
with
a
man
closer
lo
the
Mossadegh
regime.
PHONE
amriKlmenl
to
the
constitution,
ahieh
ay
nobody
can
be
re-;
iUlred
to
testify
against
himself
I
SOME
DISMISSALS
'
Although
Investigators
concede
j
it
is
no
admission
of
guilt
for
'
anyone
to
seek
the
protection
of
Hie
lllth
amendment,
they
6b-
i
viously
look
with
cusplrion
on
an
individual
who
use
it.
'
Numerous
chooi
are
dismissing
or
suspending
faculty
member
who
refuse
to
answer
question.
.
In
addition
to
invoking
the
fifth
amendment,
various
wit-,
neswa
,har
contended
the
ln-ve.Migaring
"cwnmltttt
tiave
no
rtght
to
get
Intil
educational
jit-fair
and
are
Jcoprdi,ing
academic
freedom.
A
difference
of
opinion
has
shown
up,
loo.
as
to
whether
Communists
should
be
allowed
lo
teach.
That
difference
also
extends
to
Senate
Republican
leader
Robert
lafl
of
Ohio
and
the
FBI
director,
1
Edgar
Hoover.
MIST
BE
C
EIlT
A
I
V
Taft
ald
he
wouldn't
favor
t
c
their
place.
The
raising
of
ibnnner
an-
laxi
HEATED
C
PROMPT
SERVICE
Probe
Sought
Of
Money
Used
By
McCarthy
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has
called
for
a
Justice
department
investigation
of
whether
Senator
Joseph
McCarthy
iRop.
always
insist
on.v
.
melchers
firing
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unlawfully
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fiaht
aain-st
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cfrect
on
the
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of
the
thought
of
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the
students
"
munlsU.
Blddle.
a
Democrat
made
the
demand
In
a
letter
to
Attorney-
Hoover
told
a
Hou.se
of
Repre-
scuta
live
Oencral
Herbert
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The
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,n
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by
the
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Control
board
or
by
the
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of
British
Columbia.
Americans
dedicated
to
the
bat-;
tie
against
communism
and
the
preservation
of
liberties
at
home."
'
Church
Sponsors
New
University
Near
Tokyo
TORONTO
CP-Several
Canadian
sponsors,
among
them
the
United
Church
of
Canada,
have
Put
a
SPRING
IN
YOUR
STEP
Cuban
Heel
Slings
.
.
.
Jiiit
the
shoe
to
set
ou
walking
these
Spring
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you
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the
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you
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from
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Mrs.
Dresser
Vanity
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All
Sizes
of
Beds
'
Commode
Chests
Nite
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You
will
be
agreeably
surprised
by
the
prices
pletli-ed
support
of
a
new
unl-!
i
verslty
which
will
open
near
To
:
I
p
S
kyo
this
motrth.
Hev.
David
II.
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as-1
Block
Suede
Reptile
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Beautifully
styled
to
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your
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outfit
the
big
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sistant
secretary
of
the
board
of
overseas
missions
and
a
member
of
the
board
of
directors
of
the
International
Christian
University
Foundation,
said
today
the
United
Church
has
Invested
about
$75,000
for
capital
expenditure
and
has
pledged
about
$10,000
annually
toward
the
maintenance
of
the
university.
About
ISO
Japanese
high
school
graduate
will
be
enrolled
In
the
Initial
class,
which
will
start
April
13.
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