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Show Wednesday, September 26, 1951, NEWS. Salt Lake City, Utah, 2AISESERET SoIons SISTER KENNY BIDS GOOD BYE made his debut at the age of four in "Uncla Toms Cabin" Complete!vDeletserionoBoBritish died Tuesday. 1 BUTNOS AIRES. Argentina Gratta n came to Argentina to Stage retire in tint after a diatin. (tictp0):.zaeteriinGra.nt who Probe of Reds TO CENTRALIA CENTRALIA, IlL (UP)- -Sister Elizabeth Kenny, the fighter against crippling infantiltparalysis who expects to die soon of Parkinson's disease, ended her "goodbye visit" to the Mid- west Wednesday. The Australian num wits scheduled to leave Centralia on a train for Los Angeles. where she will sail forborne. More than 3000 persons streets lined Centralias to welcome the controversial medical pioneer. Afterward she told a banquet audience that she feels polio has contributed "something that may bridge the gap between the Lnown and the mashed career in London an. New York. His father. Harty Grattan Sr, founded the Ameri- can Actors Benevolent Turk& tor -- 84, - 7). ' , ' . 4 , 1 . i AFL - In Film Colony Tzi,,, LOS ANGELES (UP) The 11,,D House activities committee wound up its invistigstion if Communism in Holly, wood Wednesday and announced ,4,111 It would turn its attention moon ., l,, 4 1.,, to Red infiltration in southern 1 7 California 'defense plants. E. Walter (DRep. Francis 4 1, pa), acting chairman of the sub- s ,4 , , , t., committee that attempted to i ; t trace Red intrigue in movie-lan- d, '1-ts- . - ': ,,-said a probe of Communist activities in local miens plants was high on the committee's agenda. Subcommittee members were 41 ..,. scheduled to return to Washing- t 4. ton Wednesday to report to the full committee on their findings in the film colony. ,....4,;,..., NOT YET FLNISHEL , Walter said the committee was not finished with Holly-plannto investigate reports that "friendly" witnesses before the group had been blacklisted In the movie industry. He said several subpenes remain uriserved. and the witnesses for whom they were isif sued are being sought. Committee investigators will remain here to look into Red Influences ......,. In defense industries, Walter ,,:, said. ,ii, The final session of the hearing concluded with testimony 0,10;,,.;14, from Sidney Buchman, one of it:.:,.;,,,,,,itl, filmdom's top writer-director- s, who admitted belonging to the Communist Party from 1938 un- . .,,, Full Absorption 10--4 - 0116Mh.c.:'' N., ,: ,mgait ; 1i ' 41 It) 4 1. . - NE1VEST CANCER WASHDIGTON-41adi- X-r- ay - WEAPON . c. Phoit4 (Acme. anti-canc- er - - , Cat lased - For Rest :' - from First Page SAN FRANCISCO (UP) -The American Federation of Labor thinks merger with the CIO would "strengthen the ranks of organized bbor," but any such merger will bays to be on the AFL's terms. The bbor organization broke up Its seventieth annual convention Tuesday by calling for a revival of negotiations with the CIO In the hope of at merger. But it would have to be through "organic unity" with the Alt absorbing the do. The delegates said they could not accept the CIO proposal of 'functional wiltr under which the two organizations would unite to fight for political and economic benefits. with each retaining Its autonomy. The convention also voted William Green back into office for his twenty-eight- h year as president They gave the veteran leader roaring vote of confidence. Green, 711. has served in that post since 1921. Resolutions adopted at the final session urged a $1.10 hourly minimum wage, stricter price and rent controls and against women in Industry in regard to wages and hours. d, - - , til , ,, 1 ,. 1 ' ' c'l '1 e 6 . 1 1 c........kamm............sooksomotommo.m.smomommosoomsomm.,,,..... I ,L,,,,,..,,.. .,,,t......,41, ,,,t ,.,,1 .,, 1 ,,, I ,,, ,,,,, .! , .. . , ,.. ,.....,t,' 'a:'?? 1945. , 3 4-- - , , , ,, r 7,. 1.12,,..,..,..,....,,,.4......:.,,,.. Th. Early Beauty of tone. Accelerated Steinway tion.incredible Ac- staminathese Steinway qualities are an unfailing source et inspbstion for both the beginner and the skilled pianist. 'But can I afford so Sne a pianor you may ask. Actualty, you can afford nothing lee& for so magnificent b Steinway craftsmanship Actually so Economical? OPEN MONDAY EVENING American,. that. with proper etre. this piano will serve your &Minn and your grandchildren. The initial oast ot the attillirlY inay int higher. but the advantages ot (radar one tar outweigh any price put on it! The qualities that have won the Steinway enduring fame are the very elm ones that make it the perfect piano for your home. Why is a Daynes 111 I 4 CAA Sets Restricted Zones ton-nett- ed ' , Prime beirouy Coniteloot Verdesia I SI vitro isms nay is arromprol ZTEIrIVJAY 9:00 P. M. UNTIL , Pre-daw- n lour-yearo- ,. .t ' ,,,,,t.. He refused, however, to name persons whom he had seen at Communist meetings. MAY ASK crrATIoN Walter said the subcommittee would discuss a possibl ! contempt citation against Buchman in Washington, but he said that he did not believe any would be "useful purpose" served by sending the writer to Jail. Buchman said he joined the party because he thought if represented an "ideal" experiment and left it because the "American people ejected it as unworkable, stupid, blind and unacceptable to the American mind." He repeatedly refused to answer Committee Counsel Frank S. Tavenner's questions about other members of the Communist Party. saying it was "repugnant to an American to inform on hit fellows," , Carl Timber president of Up the Screen Writers' Guild said he was not a Communist, never had been one and "I do not inThe tend to be." WASHINGTON (UP) Civil Aeronautics Administration has .et up four new air defense Identification zones along the nation's ' northern boundary to help bolster the na- - - , i,., therapy equipment, exercisers. And besides all the equipment, CHICAGO (UP) Blond "The first thing I war.: to do there were hours of patient Barbera Parton. OM scarred Is bay. some of my aunt's bash service understaby from the Hollywood brawl ---eh snakes this - best bash nding-doctors and nurses.. staled tot lair affections by As.' When the polio patients have tors rranchot Tone and Tom Miss Payton said sbe would returned trim you Caw hen Wednesday, end a week or 10 days sitthe have seen themtheinhospital, Seal, their wheelsway from movieland for a home of her aunts, the Misses chairs,ink their crutches, walkfortnights visit with borne hturel and Faye Redfield. , ing with braces and canes., lolki. a used her maiden, name Medical science has finally The remain-- of se black eye St She Redfield when she boarded isolated the sho received hi tba tiny virus that is the airliner la llollywood "be. scuffle when Neal's blows all this loSs of Joe responsible 1 didn't want any mess," life and destruction of human with her eye were still taus. she said. , In evidence when she swept eft beings. Wrapping bet thick mink an American Alrlines plane, setions air defenses,. NO PRIVENTATITIC coat her about t The zones are centered tomparded by her curves, Miss Payton said she As yet, however, it has not Great Palls, Mont,, Minneapolis. son. Donny. , She spent 30 minutes be- would rather not discuss the found a preventative against it. Minn., Traverse CitY0 Mich. and tween planes on bet trip to battle waged by Tone and Neal The best that can be hoped for Senior, Adizz. her birthplace at Cloquet Woo, for her allectioris.. that the folio victims will Is 28 SOUTH about 30 miles from Duluth. , She confirmed that although get quick medical attention and r-4STATET in good methods of treatment, for I At first she attempted to elude Tone came off second-bes- t reporters, but later talked tree the struggle, be was atilt top It has bee demonstrated time man so far Ss she was, con- and again that these two factors Cloquet may, be small, the cerned. They would be mar. are most frequently responsible said. but tied, she said, but she did not for saving lives and lessening koow exactly when. , , It'll look InightY rood to MC the crippling effects of polio. RANGES ' ini.....,--.- 4' The equipment needed in the SAVE treatment of poliomyelitisand al31. 11 in the treatment of many other serious trippling conditionsis I costly. One or two persons would have a bard time buying ' - . OFTICIAL FORECAST ,, any of it by themselves. , $ALT AXE AND IICLNITTSair WednesdaY Ight But when two or three dozen .41 I and Thursday. Cooler Wednesday night Low Thursday morn-ne- or two or three hundred people 19 41; high Thursday, 71. join- together. they can pu'Wednesday night and Thunday. , Cooler north rchaseat little cost to eacha portion, and slightly cooler south portion Wednesday night , Low piece of equipment which may 'rbunday morning. 311 to 41; high Thursday. 74 to 14., with ;about be Invaluable in the treatment RIR:ICS; 13 In Utah's Dixie. and for rehabilitation of a vicIDA110-4tIostfair. Wednesday night' 'and tiro of polio or any one of bunThursday. Cooler and winds diminishing Wednesday night. Low dreds of other crippling condi,. OFFER IS MOM. Thursday morning. 32 to 42; high Thursday. 11 to 70. , COLOAADOPartly cloudy Thursday. That is what the Deseret NEVADAFair Thursday. News Crippled Children's Fund 1TTOIMGPartly cloudy Thursday. Warmer north provides for yew An opportunPOTUOL ity Jo give a little and help a '' TRIDAY EVIESINGS FjOt,',,:'.:::.',.:: well-traine- . - ' CHILDREN .. - . 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