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Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 5

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Minneapolis, Minnesota
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MINNEAPOLIS MORJUNQ TRIBUNE Monday, Nov. 22, 1543 Strike Delays Two Big Liners Kirnj. to liiwisf teous tbibi-nk 1 MEW YORK The Cunard White Star line put the liner 0TO Queen Mary on Its deferred sail i'J i. Ing list Sunday as departure -of the Queen Elizabeth was post Quality gifts witkin your budget! Call MAin 3113 for telephone order service! poned for the second day. Cause of the sailing delay was the dock strike that has closed American PROBE FIGURE Continued From Page One derous listing of our organization as ubverslve." ACTION rROTESTFJJ At the time Dr.

Johnson vas originally dented an entry visa, the American Civil Liberties union protested the stRte department action as a denial of civil rights. (Dr. Johnson's admission to the United States on his present speaking tour later was permitted after 93 prominent churchmen, educators and others formed new committee to sponsor his trip. This group, headed by Prof. Ralph Barton Terry, Harvard university philosopher, apparently was acceptable to the state department.) Those who watched Morford fund drive Saturday night In central Lutheran church com-pared it to similar campaigns conducted around the nation at WaHaee-for-preidnt rallies by William C.allmor.

New York radio commentator. ports from Hampton Roads, Va to Portland, Maine, Yesterday ft was the 12th day of the stoppage The Elizabeth had been sched uled originally to sail from South ampton on Saturday, but the sail ing was delayed 24 hours when 400 crewmen walked off in sym pathy with the American strike At noon, with the crew still on strike, the sailing was put back 1 6 until "Tuesday at the The Queen Mary had been NK1VLYWEDS Alfred Victor duPont, scion of the duPont family of Delaware, is shown with his bride, the former Dorothy Elizabeth Barton, concert pianist, a few moments after they were married in New -York. The bride is wearing a blue silk empire dinner gown, a Juliet cap and a blue illusion veil. CT) Wirephoto. scheduled to make Its regular departure Wednesday.

The sailing was postponed until Friday. Iliilo brondelotli shlris for man's Blerr Clirislnias owavostms Quality gifts trtftiit your budget! CaU MAin 3113 for telephone order ten-ict! Morford began with a rousing speech, In which he termed President Truman "the prisoner of the bipartisan foreign policy," and Implied criticism of Secretary of State George Marshall and John Foster Dulles, chief proponents of that policy. KArro-FTRE ENTREATY Calling on his audience to work for peace In their communities, he began a rapid-fire entreaty for contributions. He did not say to what uses the funds would be put, except they would be used to help defray the cost of the dean's visit and locally to further the cause of peace. Morford began by calling for contributions of $50.

Wherever Iran Premier Asks Soviet Friendship TEHERAN, IRAN UP Premier Mohammed Saed Mara-ghei told the Iranian parliament Sunday his newly formed government extends "the hand of friendship to Soviet Russia" and wishes past misunderstandings to be cleared up. Referring to the United States and Britain, he said: "With due respect and friendship toward the above powers we wish they would consider our wartime efforts and sacrifices and compensate our wartime losses." Saed resisted Russian demands for oil concessions in 19-14. He formed his cabinet Nov. 16 after Premier Abdul Hussein Haxhir Hino in Donaldson's new Tearoom or Xorth Shore Grill Open today from 11 to 8 Take elvalon to llh or 5lh floor Vira Itenara rsmfort entonr enllara Fnsed to atajr erlap without tlareh Sanforlreit won't shrink over 1 A white shirt is always a right shirt for gifts or for yourself! At Donaldsons you find Van Heusen white broadcloth shirts with famous tapered bodies that allow freedom of action with popular Regg and Preen collars, 14 to 17, sleeves 32 to 35. cmavosows possible and allowed, he read names of the larger contributors.

He became even more enthusiastic and cajoling as he reduced the amounts he requested to S0. $10. $5 and $1. Finally, be had ushers pass collection plate for contributions in stiver. Judge Edward P.

Totten, chairman of the Minnesota citizen's committee to welcome the dean, confirmed Sunday that any surplus funds will be used for "peace' purposes. He said the collection amassed under Morford's exhortation has not yet been counted. Cost of the dean's visit to Minnesota probably will be in the vicinity of $1,000. Totten said. He admitted that the 2.800 or more persons who attended Saturday evening's meeting paid 50 cents apiece for admission.

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Ill informal Srented rose note paper 20 sheets, 20 envelopes mittee which he heads. Morford declined to pose for Tribune photographer Sunday. Asked to pose with the Canterbury dean, he declared: "I don't think the dean would ike to be tied up In an organizational way." 1 PONT BELONG Asked to pose alone, he countered: "I don't belong in this publicity. He denied he is traveling with the dean. He said he was specifically asked by the Minnesota committee to come here Saturday to assist in fund-raising.

He said he was with the dean in Cleveland. Ohio, and ill be with him again in Chicago. Following a breakfast sponsored by Minnesota Ministerial association in the Curtis hotel today, the dean and his party will go on to Madison, Wis. The dean is halfway through his American tour. SEIZED IN DRUG CASE DANVILLE, ILL.

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