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to
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It
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Tuesday,
Agust
25,
1953
Subcommittee
Seeking
Help
of
Employees
In
Identifying
Reds
Still
in
U.S.
Govemmet
m
l.
1
1.
1
1lft
I
r
14
.
1
"Bring
On
The
Boys
!"
Wallace's
Boys'
Wear
Department
For
the
boy
who
wants
to
be
like
WASHINGTON
(APt
A
UlUl-I
mm
"
"
"'"conii-
wao
,
'
onti.rnnmiunist
oaths
reauired
committees
ho
:
Vogeler
Sues
.'Company
For
$500,000
5'
NEW
YORK
AP
Robert
i
Vogeler
is
suing
his
former
em-
',
ployers,
the
International
Tele
oH
states
senate
suu-tuiimi".'
-
.
ww
n?
,
.
.
.
appealed
to
present
and
for-
j
by
government
,
workers
but
mos
.grant
Immunity
frora
has
because
of
tion
to
government
employees
for
cannot
be
prosecuted
reluctant
wUne
m"
mer
...h.
iripntitv
of
a
three-year
time
limit
on
such!
have
defied
past
CnmT
.'
"he
CommunUU
who
are
presu-
prosecutions.
The
sub-committee
j
vesications.
SuchltnCj
.
r
.
...
.
rnmmended
removal
of
this
could
be
forced
n,
...
"
mably
sun
in
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1
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.
I
trnm
th
ill""-
1
ine
UVlKat
v-...v
senate
juu.ij
I
i.u,noi
cM-iiritv.
which
dur-
Dad
land
all
boys
do),
bring
him
to
Wallace's.
Clothes
for
every
boy.
PANTS
UNDERWEAR
SHIRTS
PAJAftute
SOCKS
WINDBRbnKfclta
SWEATERS
RAINWEAR
JEANS
OVERALLS
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
Ull
111
i
.....
J
mo
tnc
ial
year
has
been
hunt
"
t
'
:
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r
V
k
17'
:
w
v
:
phone
and
Telegraph
Co.,
ior
$500,000.
An
official
of
the
firm
says
he
is
at
a
loss
to
explain
why
the
one-time
prisoner
of
Hungarian
Communists
brought
the
suit.
Vogeler,
who
spent
17
months
in
prison
In
Hungary
on
an
espionage
charge,
was
an
executive
of
I.T.
and
T.
during
that
period
and
left
the
firm
the
first
of
the
year.
Jacob
Rosenberg,
lawyer
for
ing
for
Communist
infiltration
of
government
agencies
extending
back
20
years.
Senator
William
Jenner
(Rep.-Ind.)
heads
the
group.
In
a
5-piise
ix-pt.rt
summarizing
wh;U
is
railed
"interlocking
submersion
in
government
departments,"
the
xub-commlttee
said
A
MOTION
PICTURE
EVENTOF
THE
MAGNET
RTTA
STEWART
I
X'ftl
Mulu
HAYW0RJH
GRANGER
2Uhlldre"
SALOAAV1
A
(3ll5&
M$
Today
&
Wed
'
1-
"The
Soviet
international
organization
of
th
United
States
,8V"'
"V
J
I
I
TODAY
ond
WEDNESDAY
'government,
and
this
penetra-1
tion
has
not
been
fully
exposed."
The
report
said
four
or
more
'soviet
espionage
rings
among
1
government
employees
have
been
ifipsrribed
by
former
Reds
and
j
"that
only
two
of
these
have
been
exDOsed."
It
appealed
to
"per
TENNIS'
TOURNAMENT
SPONSORED
BY
ROTARY
CLUB
OPEN
TO
ALL
TENNIS
PLAYERS
Playoffs
Aug.
29-30
Entries
at
Tennis
Courts,
Watts
&
Nickerson
and
T.
Norton
Youngs.
THIS
AD
COURTESY
OF
ITSAU
VTVS
,
Vogeler.
announced
that
he
had
filed
papers
and
served
a
sum-
j
mons
in
the
suit
against
I.T.
and
T.
and
a
subsidiary,
the
International
Standard
Electrical
Corp.
Rosenberg
said
he
had
not
i
yet
filed
a
complaint
and
declined
to
disclose
details
of
the
suit.
He
said
only
that
it
dealt
with
the
period
of
Vogeler's
im-:
prisonment
and
was
not
a
salary
matter.
A.
M.
MacLcnnan,
assistant
vice-president
of
the
company,
said
he
knew
of
nothing
in
Vogeler's
relations
with
the
firm
to
"justify
a
suit.".
MacLennan
added:
"I
thought
everything
was
;
amicable
and
that
he
had
been
treated
fairly
by
the
company.
,
I
think
we
accepted
every
responsibility
we
could
to
see
that
his
family
didn't
suffer
as
a
result
of
his
imprisonment.
We
covered
all
the
expenses
in
connection
with,
his
rehabilitation."
V
NEW!
i&L
A
P
rs.yii
sons
who
know
the
facts"
to
cooperate.
The
itp-irt,
signed
by
all
eight
members
01
the
sub-committee,
said
most
of
the
evidence
of
Communist
espionage
In
the
government
has
come
from
such
IT'S
NOT
VERY'
OFTEN
a
visiting
serviceman
attends
a
top
Broadway
show,
but
Pvt.
Ronald
Draper
of
San
Bernardino,
Calif.,
did
it
by
singing
his
way
there.
Winning
first
place
on
the
U.S.
Army
and
Air
Force
TV
show.
"Talent
Patrol,"
Private
Draper
was
the
guest
of
Vanessa
Brown,
star
of
"The
Seven-Year
Itch."
Here
Miss
Brown
is
giving
the
soldier
her
autograph
to
take
back
to
the
boys
at
Fort
Ord,
California.
persons
as
Whittaker
Chambers,
Elizabeth
Bentley,
Louis
Budenz
and
Nathaniel
Weyl.
All
des-
v
i
crlbe
themselves
as
former
Reds
miiiiHiiiKVHiitiin
IS
iTfWtlL
rrturtxl
BLACKWOOD
on
bridge
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
1
who
broke
with
the
party.
Scores
of
those
who
have
been
described
as
Reds
have
refused
to
answer
questions
before
congressional
investigators
by
invok-
i
Ing
the
constitutional
privilege
1
against
self-lncrimlnating
testl-;
;
mony.
It
Is
known,
the
report
said,
MAR1
BUNCHARD
Mr.
Dale
Mays
People
Beads
Beat
Machine
In
Adding
.
1:
U
Times:
"Go
To
Mars"
"Sleepinj
t'lty"
As
Well
As
The
Cards
You're
right,
that
exclamation
point
after
Mr.
Dale's
two-diamond
bid
is
Veil-placed.
In
ordinary
circumstances
this
would
be
an
extremely
dangerous
bid
that
might
ge
set
four
or
five
tricks.
Wright
Chooses
Political
Future
VICTORIA
(t
Percy
Wright,
Soi-ial
Credit
member
for
Victoria,
has
decided
on
a
political
future
and
will
give
up
his
position
as
assistant
city
clerk.
On
the
Same
Program:
RICHARD
CONTE
COLEEN
GRAY
In
"The
Sleeping
City"
TOTEM
.
F.
MOI'S
HMVKRS
THMTB
VANCOUVER
9.
A
bookkeeper
in
a
West
Vancouver
business
house
has
a
simple
adding
device
which
Is
not
conducive
to
gaining
the
favor
of
the
adding
machine
salesman.
'
In
fact,
Woidemar
Janz
showed
recently
that
the
modern
adding
machine
is
no
match
for
his
ancient
Russian
abacus,
which
consists
of
seven
horizontal
rows
of
E4t
dealer
Ea.st-West
vulnerable
This
became
clear
Monday
as
i
Premier
W.
A.
C.
Bennett
an
But
the
circumstances
here
wWe
not
ordinary.
Ai
usual,
Mr.
Dale
was
playing
tha
people
as
well
as
the
cards.
Ir
this
and
several
following
columns
I
want
to
Introduce
to
Via
nounced
he
has
chosen
Mr.
Wright
to
move
the
address
In
reply
to
the
speech
from
the
throne
at
the
September
session
with
DUROID
Asphalt
Shingles'
;
10
beads.
With
the
aid
of
his
!
of
the
legislature.
Fort
Oeori'e
member,
Ray
Williston,
will
be
the
seconder.
Premier
Bennett
said
he
made
the
choices
in
recognition
of
the
North
(Mr.
Mifkl
8
A
7
8
H
8
7
3
D
Q
e
a
CJ
10
9
WeM
(Mr.
liif
r.Mt
(Mr.
Kern)
810
5
8
K
QJII
H
K
J
10
8
H
A
Q
2
r
K.
3
D
5
C
A
Q
6
4
3
C
7
1
Smith
(
Mr.
Dull
8
4
2
Hfl
5
4
D
A
J
10
7
'
C
K
6
The
bidding:
Ku4
M.illh
Vtrt
nrth
IS
2D
2
H
Pa
3
H
Pas
3
NT
All
Pas.
you
several
types
of
players
and
to
suggest
how
to
play
against
them
to
your
own
best
advantage.
.
Each
of
them
will
surely
remind
you
of
someone
in
your
own
bridge
crowd.
Fit
your
bidding
and
play
to
their
known
Inquire
about
our
Instalment
Payment
Ploii
'VorVrEE
ESTIMATES
SEE
OR
CAIX
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD
manual
calculator,
Janz
defeated
an
adding
machine
In
a
straight
test
for
speed
and
accuracy.
At
one
time
Janz
used
his
abacus
pronounced
"schteta"
n
Russian
to
compute
the
payroll
for
600
employees
in
a
west
coast
i
21S
First
An.
Phone
909
eccentricities
and
you
will
be
surprised
at
the
bulge
in
your
r
.
,1
m
mm
tx
A
-
'
.
"
w
if-
1
1
..
.
Hi-"
(
1.
'
ii.1
.
j
'
.4
1
h
'Tk
,
win
column.
province's
capital
city
and
central
B.C.
Mr.
Wright
had
to
choose
between
a
continued
civic
career
?nd
a
political
future
when
Informed
last
week
his
requestlor
a
leave
of
absence
to
sit
in
the
house
was
refused.
Meanwhile,
the
provincial
cabinet
will
meet
every
morning
this
The
particular
Jol.n
Doe
who!
r
logging
camp.
The
Lynn
Valley
resident
says
his
.Russian
abacus,
which
is
much
simpler
than
the
more
famous
Chinese
abacus,
"requires
almost
no
mental
effort."
In
fact,
he
says:
"Anyone
with
common
i
sense
can
quickly
learn
to
use
it.
Office
Opposite
Post
Office
Phone
266
held
the
West
cards'
in
today's
;
deal
loves
to
play
the
hand
or
have
his
partner
play
it.
He
considers
it
practically
a
dis-1
Surely
Mr.
Meek
would
have
made
the
normal
and
safe
opening
of
the
jack
of
Clubs
which
would
have
given
declarer
week..
.preparing
.legislation
.
for
grace
to
let
his
opponents
out
plenty
of
time
to
develop"
ttle"the
'September
15
session
of
the
CITY
TRANSFER
'
LOCAL'
AND
LONG
DISTANCE"
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
"t'HATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avrnuv
nd
Mi-Bride
Strrfi
hand.
bid
him
and-seeure
the
final
contract.
legislature,
Premier
Bennett
said.
-
v
One
of
the
top
pieces
of
legislation
under
discussion
will
be
the
Rolston
Formula
on
school
financing,
the
measure
which
brought
about
the
defeat
of
the
premier's
minority
government
last
March.
Trade
Urged
For
Japan
This
is
hard
to
understand
is
actually
he
is
a
pretty
good
player.
But
anyway
that's
the
vay
he
feels.
It's
simply
more
ixclting
and
more
fun
for
him
o
play
offensively
than
to
defend.
Of
course
Mr.
Dale,
the
mas-
-"-
Vancouver
P
Two-way
r
THE
AIR
FORCE,
RECRUITING
OF
,cr
of
bridge
humanics,
knows
trade
between
Canada
and
Japan
his
and
acta
accordingly.
He
wag
urReci
Saturday
by
leading
elt
the
set-up
for
his
overcall
businessmen
of
both
countries
at
ras
perfect.
A
player
on
his
left
a
iuncheon
honoring
a
delega-who
practically
never,
doubles
tion
o
Japanese
mayors,
i
low
contract
for
penalties
and
j
r
yy.
Mayhew,
Canadian
am-l
conservative
partner
who
,
bassador
to
Japan,
predicted
"a
.vouldn't
take
him
too
high.
;
bridge
of
trade"
soon
will
link
As
expected,
Mr.
L'oe
did
not
j
North
America
and
Japan
and
loublc
two
diamonds
(he
would
!
emphasized
that
it
would
have
to
jot
have
even
with
a
better
1
0e
a
"two-way
affair"
for
best
wilf
do
at
tho
National
Employment
Service
Office,
Prince
tor1
on
August
28
and
29
'
..
....
.
.
...
A
..
..:
lrnntfO
to
Interview
Young
Men
and
Women
interested
in
Avianon.
a
iii
.i
-ri
a
r
-
...ill
io
vnil
0
r"'"i
diamond
holdingi.
Eventually
i
results.
he
got
Into
three
no
trump
and
j
Aiichior
Fujiyama,
president
of
so
you
can
ocmana
nign
wages:
i
ne
w
rune
wm
yiv.
,
complete
course
in
such
trades
as:
n
:
c
l..
A
r
lul--knir
.
Radio
-
Elect"'1"
LiEiirunni
jivnujrapn;
-
rvvvmn
-
in.i".
.
Mrrliral
ond
manv
otheri
while
reccivina
full
POV.
the
diamond
opening
by
Mr.
j
the
Tokyo
Chamber
of
Commerce
Meek
was
the
only
lead
to
de-janr.!
Industry,
appealed
to
Can-teat
the
contract.
i
ada
to
Increase
her
purchases
Without
the
two-diamond
,
from
his
country,
over-call,
the
bidding
probably
j
'At
present
the
trade
balance
would
have
gone
two
no
trump
in
very
much
against
Japan,"
he
by
Mr.
Doe,
three
spades
by
Mrs.
saldA
"We
must
sell
more
to
Keen
and
three
no
trump
by
Canada
and
we
ask
you
to
help
Mr.
Doe.
us
.export
more
to
you."
....
.
.
1
1
inn
in
tt
XuJM&kklL
M
:
Ji,
,,,0;;,,.,.,
,,
.
Jbin
the
thousands
of
Young
Men
and
Women
wno
areeniu"
fl((
ENQUIRE
NOW
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O
July
23,
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Sir
Henry
Joly
dc
Lotbinicrt
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Rivet
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Hie
tint
bridge
to
span
the
mouth
of
the
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ond
provide
O
direct
roil
ond
road
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th
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