Communists Said
They Will Not
Comply With Law
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to the monstrous caricature of its
nature and purposes drawn in this
bill,” he said.
‘‘It would not dishonor the 15,
0(10 members of our party who
fought against Facism in World
War II by giving de facto sanc
tion to Hitler’s big lie,” he said.
Rep. Vito Marcantonio, Ameri
can Labor Party member from
New York also opposed the mea
sure.
Both had a rough time of it.
Senator Ferguson (R-Mich) sug
gested Marcantonio was following
the Communist Party line in his
arguments.
Marcantonio denied it. He con
tended he was only saying what
other liberal Americans say.
The bill would force Commun
ist groups to register with the
government. It also provides
heavy penalties for persons ad
vocating a foreign-control dic
tatorship in this country.
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children moved out of the Frazer
valley by train to Vancouver,
B.C., to escape waters which had
flooded the rich farming area.
Some vessels already were on the
way to bring out others.
In northern Idaho, at Bonners
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At NENANA, Alaska,—'hit by
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day the water had receded about
8 inches. Pilot A1 Wright reported
that an area extending almost
30 miles south of the town was
inundated.
To cimbat illness. Territorial
Sanitarian Lloyd Morley of An
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