| Show t- ryPr4t001-''wr-- - - - ' - - t o THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday June 7 1953 The Timid Soul 40b le I :'Ipt "if - S- -- P- t - -- Z' - a w --- --:' -- Z -7 - - ' 1 - -- k t f ' : : :: :- I 10 11-3-- - --1 t1t41--- — e 10 welt A -- 1Wet4TY-Foo-T ' s a re's Schary Greer Ganes said he had planned to use a minor actor fbr the role of Cana "I must play in 'Julius CSSOTS" the star insisted "I'll play Casca for whatever the role is budgeted" He played it for $114000 Itlione Is- ea "0- - -- - - eatpr- - - PRIVES WATER HAZARD lion? I Won't AI --- -- a q II :1 CONSTANTINE BROWN Italian Vote Seen New Headache for U WASHINGTON — Europe our pet problem child is likely to give us some more head aches because of its lack of political stability The Italian 1 k IV-57people are go- to the polls ing today to elect a new Parliament There 4 are substanti- ated fears iI n Mr Brown Washington that this new parliament may lead Italy into the path of political instability followed by her sister republic France Four political parties besides the Communists and the left wing Socialists of Pietro Nenni were engaged in a bitter political struggle These parties ranging from the neoFascists and the monarchlsts of the extreme right to the d Socialists are attempting to send as many representatives to the Chamber and Senate as possible This means that the vote will be split amongst the candidates of four parties white Togli- - atti's men will maintain a single solid front At the last communtl election the Communists obtained about 36 per cent of the popular vote We displayed a great interest in the last Italian election because of our desire to keep states politically as well as economically on an even keet Sent Greenbacks Americans of Italian stock not only wrote letters to their friends and relatives urging them to vote against the Communists but also sent a sizable amount of greenbacks— mostly in $5 and $10 bills—to help fight against the Communist candidates Goods supplied under the E C A arrived in Italian ports at the psychological moment Finally two weeks before polling time Washington and London announced that the peace treaty signed in 1946 would bi revised and Trieste would be returned to Italy This was regarded as a political master stroke There is no doubt that hundreds of thousands of votes which middle-of-the-roa- S against the Godless Commu nuts could not take sides in ts far as the parties of the right were concerned The otherwise would have gone to Togliatti and Nenni wers cast for do Gasped because of that diplomatic lure The Vatican also stepped Into the electoral picture In 1948 there were only two main political contenders: The Christian Socialists and the Communists The present new splinter parties were utterly without importance Thus the Vatican could urge the Italians to vote against the Godless Communists and for the Christian Socialists The picture is different now The interest in the elec tion among the has subsided and the campaign of letter-writin- g has been and money-sendingreatly reduced Five years after the last parliamentary election the (ate of Trieste has remained unchanged despite the formal pledges of Ainerice and Britain It is true Nwe have continued to help Italy economically to the tune of $35 billions but the Italian people have be come accustomed to that American help and have come to regard it more or less as an obligation on our part Land Reform Show Total and partial unemployment in industrial establish-ments and in business organisations is higher than in other Western European countries Prime Minister de Gasperi h&j been providing Yla—nd—r7- the much forms The Vatican which urged the Italian people to vote Christian Socialists The candidates of the right and of the center parties a bad economic and social situation to send as many of their followers to the Parliament as they can with the usual electoral promise that "they will do better" Extravagant promises were made to the electorate whieb has begun to doubt them Slogan Unchanged The Communists and the left wing Socialist st on the other hand did not change their slogans and promises since the last election They show with concrete evidence that the parties of the right have done only a little to the general situation and that the American help "has made the rich richer and the poor poorer" And there Is some foundation to these S a k - - — — ? - ) - 0°11 I ' - lit :' - - - tR L7--- - -- search of decreer The dental nurse is a part of a highly respected profession and holds a hi woman who is in Applications ipow kin" '!:! thqns avartirs o dontabtl fee eur student nurses irtjg DE 0 1 1 pgh - 4 '11 It 441 11 AA 41AM1111MiZIN - 11:111111111it (L k z covt lx‘ UL:drIL-0)1- 1 6ttitZ1 il1 I RSES' TRA 11 - It41:PW vo1 34 Carat total weight in two rings - 1 4 i4:1:01:CIZI4i44i ' 021340 t t z a :7::-z7--- - 1 Carat total weight in two rings 12 1 21 14 —tV e : f t' la SERVING TRAY - i I 0 - KE MICKEL Lep CELERY COMPOTE SILVER DiSil WITN LEGS BREAD 0 's ' ' i4 MEWS RR auAurt 0 - MEN'S FINE QUALITY LEATHER triA MEWS JEWELRY MEN'S flu - - our-:- ' - 4 0 NSW i p s - - 1 ) - - N 4 ‘ : 'Ir - F i! 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4 t'' 3oirl 1 ' l I'k -- - 77 4 - ts A ) --- OPEN MONDAYS TILL 9 PM 46 1 tic ' 'W- '''avail tisr Nobody can forecast at this time what the results of the elections will be But it is reasonable to speculate that while the Reds will lose none of their power—about 36 per cent of the popular vote—the Christian Socialists of Premier de Gasperl will lose sub stantially to the other tightest parties and part:cularly to the and monarchists whose popular influence has been increasing steadily in the last few years Washington fears that as a result of the relative popularity of the splinter parties Italy will be faced with a succession of shortaved governments following the old French pattern This situation eventually will help the aims of the Communists 51D 174 74 — -- onEn o El D ID Plikohot (hiT No Forecast 0- greater tetanus organcibsinstbrivolun'' der the skin where there is no oxygen This is why ' - compound fractures bullet: ' wounds and firecracker in are so juries dangerous The best preventive is tit anus antitoxin or toxold Once i the disease develops heroic ) measures are required to counteract the effect 'of the deadly toxins Antitoxin Is eeted under tlic skin- - fete the twina: and directly into the spinal cord Drup are administered to relieve o! spume and convulsions — 4 — 41tmemoitet JR -:--i i '''''''''' M nursing egect2)w i SA pt eteomeV 0--- --- l''' U - t4 ' i -- 'wmtwmtm ettostmomegonew "vv LLt 177‘ ''''''' 'm '''' mmm :7- - CF:i' - - 4amono "t 1 wmagowl tameonomo -- - ' --- LARGE 1 a0 j - - WEDDING meinna1111MAIMIA 4!!I bites burns hypodermic In jectionssembedded splinter e and foot puncture wounds from Dans- The deeper the injus7 the 4amagammEc 4maynnono 4eozaw- mmoni ' - 11""114111— 4'"1 1410Sq' c mamma :sc 4 EL— i- - Dental r-- r 4& k a " — 1 ' ia i insect amaram i ''' 'AV"' r' nALS11) - I bun baeseta blunatz 4 t ''""''"'7" 4 LA - :Vas:ea:si troJremen faislyr inDaynes grecs 4—--- 0 rv "haves" 'Again we are being cautioned not to run over children now that school is out while every fall we are reminded to be extra careful because schools are reopen int In fact there just isn't any open season - - e--------1e Because of the faulty tax tion system the industrial and business magnates are besplashing their well-bein-g fore the eyes of the unemployed and the "one meal a day" Italian lower and middle Much of the $35 classes billions spent by the United States has been channeled into the pockets of the former The big atomic cannon is being given a rest the Army announces 'Apparently in artiliery as in baseball pitchers the old breed which could work every other day without showing the strain is dying out 'Ill IrrPI l'I''Itr who participated in the Normandy invasion none among the immunized Luftwaffe Tetanus while not common is serious because it is difficult to treat after taking bold The disease tan be prevented hence all children farmers artisans soldiers and tailors should be protette& The same can be said of college athletes nit needs here are not as mat as in the past when plying fields were eared for by horse drawn machinery This work :- - the pavement Furthermore: germs Wive been carded 127 '' duststorros to more distant' " --t- oereaL hy - This leckjakitasf-7-!--been reported id'ter Infant t power lawn mowers Dr T B Quigley collected 1$ to 20 samples of dirt from playing fields in Boston anti found them free of tetanus i is i n spores This a note he saw in Tiltreastittart atine to the effect that the playing fields at Eton are heavily infested This means that every time an athlete on the deld is scratched and the wound is contaminated with dirt he is a likely candidate foi lockjaw The tetanus organism is harmless so long as it lives within the intestinal tract of warmblooded animals When expelled in the excreta how ever the soil becomes con laminated and can do immeasurable harm to humans The causative !Agent is able to survive because of a surrounding coating that enables It to live for years on the ground and in dust No won der a Baltimore survey showed a 17 per cent occur renoe of tetanus spores on fOrces coronation parade How does anybody know if a bagpiper Winmakes a mistake? throp Aldrich postponed his embassy party for one day because most of his guest list —including Gen Marshall— already bad accepted invitations for Perle Mesta's ball A man decided to play music outside my Savoy win I dow early this morning asked the reception desk to give him five 'shillings and send him away tractors or now done by Li ' k s 17: ::0---- s Li 1 e - :r i L Protective "shots" against lockjaw (tetanus) have paid dividends in human lives In World War II there were only four cases and two deaths among the five million personnel of the United States Navy In the war years there were 2574 deaths among nonimunized elvalsrof in the t United States More than 80 eases occurred among non the bagpipers play in the - - oi 1$) aiMEIM assertions Soaper Says tr - Bark- - will direct "Faust" at the Met Jack Opera in New York Pearl and Cliff Hall will be the summer replacement for Martin and Lewis on NBC radio Maxwell Anderson is selling the New City home where be wrote all his plays He's found happineas again in California Herman Wouk author of "Caine Mutiny" will deliver the comdiencement address at Yeshiva University Judge Learned Hand will re! rely the LLD degree monarchists the Italo-America- I buy" said Beihan' ' -- - Tetanus Shots Pay Off in 'Ilk' Dividends Lyons)"iw - gifts ° 0 1004 Att MiLQUCTIMST askedDore 1' '1 1k 0111 A t - 71i1" ' 1 ' -- 6 ' :- - role'sett it 1: ---rt sof ei I ' - Mr and Mrs Albin' Barkley Ntsv YORK—Vans CDhas Qreer Garson Deb vont among the guests at the orah KtareInd several other garden party gives by air stars playing Gladwyn and Lady Jebb at s their magnificent home in Riv sr dal e The Barkleys so walked through the gardens ' anxious to ap on the riverfront saw the vast ' pear in this lawns and heard somebody movie Ed- say: "It would take $2 million mond O'Brien to buy this place" $2 mil- die - t 11-- - 1 - 0 4- 4 s:74 r : : :116 ' ' e 1 0' a lei x-- 7-41- a' 0"00 iø:-- " - - 4 111 A' -:-- - - - r 1‘ 1 414 ) ' J ' ' '' 004 - : ' iiii ys ) - 't 4:A-rea- li l DR VAN DELLEN WRITESt toe via 1I - she --I i ip41 Stars Scurry for Bit Parts' In Julius Caesar Film -'-!1' 'ii:4 A 13 - At Tony Martin's Riviera opening Jack L Lecitard introduced Red Buttons: "Oro& singer's his offered Worn a mountain to play there An English official spent two hours explaining' lite game of cricket to Tommy star Henricit The listened eszetully absorbing it all then said: "Ill bet I can choose s dozen American League ball players take them to England and after two weeks they would beat the best British "What cricket players" makes you so sure?" asked tho Britisher "Because" said Henrich about his pro OA" letes "they play only to will" LYONS - - L- :- TitAi44 aP WiN44D NrebsterRolli - ' ' 1 |
