Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1952 — Page 7

24, 1952 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 24, 1952 ‘THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 7 | |

n=] fPolio Kills 4th In Family Within Nine Days Fe 4S © JE IS [3udy ‘Stupid’ About Red Charges, %: Fim sues Srikng Union, | SIER

Vis & Southeastern Trailways, strike is a “legal” one, the com-| d est: IC Im |Inc., today went unchanged with pany in its suit declares the union! ires ro ers to ro oO erse |the company’s 75 drivers and me-|violated its contract and failed to #

chanics off the job for the third notify federal labor officials of

y Fencing and Iron Railing — All Types ’ r BETTY PRYOR in 1949 but hadn't read of its day bécause of a wage negotiation strike plans. At Milwauk p cites Press Staff Correspondent Communist sponsorship. break-down. | Indianapolis & Southeastern of- LOWEST PRICES ee sess + NO DOWN PAYMENT WASHINGTON, Sept. 24—Judy “Now I read the papers,” she A damage suit which asks Fed- ficials contend the .strike is cost- Material Only (Erect Your Own Fence or We Erect)

eral Court to award the company ing their firm $5000 a day. The East of $5000 a day for every day the strike affects bus service to Camp Call TA. 2434 Fale nla 1701 E. 38th strike continues was pending here. Atterbury, Shelbyville, Greens-|

The suit was filed by the com- burg and points outside the state. | Miss Holliday also testified she | pany yesterday against the union, em———

had signed petitions or contrib-|4 ol camated Association of!

uted money to a. number of : Street, Railway and Motor Coach OPEN THURSDAY {1 causes the committee said were] i —— . 0 . Communist-inspired. Employees, of America, Division . . . . . » J

said. “At that time I was interested in the theater news and auction notices and puzzles.”

: By United Press Holliday, moviedom’s famous MILWAUKEE, Sept. 24—A 13-| “dumb blonde,” has told Senate | year-old died in a polio ward last|investigators she was “more than | night shortly after services were, | slightly stupid” about Communistheld for her sister who died ot! front organizations, it was disthe same disease three days ago. closed today. Barbara Linnemanstons suc-| In a secret hearing last March, eumbed to the same bulbar polio she said she was so upset about virus which killed her 16-year-old finding herself called a “Red” brother and two sisters in less in newspapers she hired investithan a week, . gators to investigate herself beBarbara's condition became cause “I wanted to know what I worse Monday night, South View|had done.” Hospital officials said. She was Burl Tves, singer of folk songs, stricken Sunday and rushed to!also was quizzed by the Senate the same hospital where her|Internal Security Subcommittee in

hed

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i some mistakes” and went to the When they appealed emotion-! pg1 in 1950 and “told my story, ally as being just, as being demo- that I was not subversive.” cratic, or being a protest against pe said he had performed for ijomething that was npt demo- some groups that seemed to be cratic, I said yes,” she testified. sponsoring ‘‘good causes,” but

“I don’t say. ‘ves’ to anything giqn't know they were Commiunow except cancer, polio, cerebral nist fronts until the Attorney

brother died Sept. 15, a sister|its inquiry into.possible Commu- palsy, and things like that.” died 24 hours laternand another Nist influenge on the entertain- Ives testitied he had d General Fublished a list of such . ' eter died Sarda i ment industry. - Both he and Miss § ves testried De had mudeiorganiabons. | Even in the Coldest Weather |Holilday denied any internatidnal 4 Ald Fund Started Red affiliations. DOWNTON & WHEAT... Presents the

Meanwhile, a fund was started! #For Judy, it was a command ‘EYES OPENED'—Judy Holli- Boys (an Have Warmth and

to aid the death-ravaged family performance of the “dumb blonde” day, film star, quizzed by Senof Mr, and Mrs, Leo Linneman- role that won her the academy : : » . stons. {award in the movie “Born Yes- ate group. Freedom of Action in These! " But this time she played i i

The grief-stricken father at-|terday. son, television comedian, and

tended services yesterday after- it in dead earnest. | Philip Loeb, a New York actor, The television that gives you everything! if noon for 8-year-old Mary Ann] Handed Out Money all testified last spring before the . Linnemanstons at Holy Redeemer | subcommittee, which is investi- Priced Onl Church, while his wife remained She admitted she had unwit-/gating subversive infiltration of res y with Barbara. tingly contributed to some sub-|ragio, television and the enter0 Mr. Linnemanstons, a brewery | versive organizations that seemed ‘tainment industry. All said they

worker, asked all his friends and 0 De aiding “hard-luck” causes. never. knowingly affiliated with relatives to pray that the rest of nen I was solicited I always| any Communist movement. | . his family would be spared the Siu pily said, ‘Oh, isn't that too| Chairman Pat McCarran (D.! CES deadly polio. infection. bad. Sure, use my name’ ” she Nev.) made their testimony pubThe other four children, quar- told the subcommittee. {lic today. antined at the Linnemanstons She said she didn’t suspect the yp. Holliday told the subcom-| home, were John, 20, a Marine on organizations were subversive and mittee she signed a peace petition, emergency leave from his Cali-| "ever checked up on them at the SCHIFF'S |=

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