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delegate! is one of the 11 who
have refused to testify before the
committee.
A committee set up by the con
vention to look into the matter
was closeted Friday with Silva
and his counsel, Myer C. Sym
monds. Symmonds is the ILWU
i attorney who is challenging the
House committee.
After the secret session, the
convention committee announced
it was inviting Silva to appear
again Monday morning.
Silva flatly told the convention
that “I am not and I never have
been a communist.” He has told
reporters he refused to talk be
fore the House probers because
“perjured testimony by witnesses
out to get me could still cause a
lot of trouble.”
Only one witness, admitted for
mer communist Ichiro Izuka, has
hung the communist label on Sil
va. Izuka said Silva showed him
his communist membership card
in 1946. Silva is ILWU business
agent at Kauai.
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| Renew Contract
SEATTLE (/P)—Members of the
Alaska Fishermen’s Union have
renewed without change their
contract with the Alaska Salmon
Industry for operations in South
east Alaska during the 1950 sea
son.
Oscar Anderson, union secre
tary-treasurer, said about 1,500
workers employed from Juneau
to the Canadian border are in
volved.
The minimum monthly wage
for workers under the contract is
$271. with board and lodging and
transportation to and from Alas
ka. Wages range upward accord
ing to job classifications.
An Industry spokesman said
unfair labor practice charges filed
against the union would be with
drawn as result of the contract
agreement. The Industry filed the
charges with the national labor
relations board Friday because
the union refused to man tenders
ready to leave for Aalska.
Second Division District Judge
J. Kehoe and Mrs. Kehoe. return
ed home yesterday having spent
several months in the States.
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“Real Danger To
U. S. Lies Within,”
Says Barkley
WASHINGTON, (/P), Vice-Pres
ident Barkley said Saturday the
sharpest threats to American free
doms come from sources within
this nation which ‘sow rumors
and suspicion among us.”
In a speech prepared for the
opening of the Washington sesqui
centennial celebration, the Vice
President said this country now
faces “the most powerful and ag
gressive foe in our history as a
nation.”
Without mentioning Russia by
name, he said the Soviet Union
now is offering the world “the
counter revolution of tyranny.”
“What is hidden in the vest
ments of an utopian Marxist
world of peace and plenty is a
perverted and gnawing lust for
imperial power which in its mag
nitude of scope would have made
Caesar pale and Alexander trem
ble,” he declared.
He. said there “is another foe of
our freedoms, no less insidious,
no less dangerous, and this lies
within ourselves.
Without identifying those in
volved, Barkley declared:
“The sharpest threats to the
freedoms which we enjoy here in
America have come, up to now,
not from outside sources but from
within.
“It is often precisely when we
are threatened with a loss of our
freedoms from the outside that
we hear voices among us demand
ing that we cede away some of
our freedom here at home in or
der to protect ourselves from this
outside threat.
“These same forces wh i c h
would abridge our freedoms, sow
rumors and suspicion among us.”
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