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re ern ear see td leaner nbtetntee ee : TTAT TAS eT RES TO TAKE P! a To be guest on program being Es Sa 5 Si Ard NEES To Italy for Defeat of Red NFER o Italy for Defeat of Reds Ng i By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS, aids HOLLYWOOD, April 4 <3 omynist ticket at Spe April stems inatpas aersuests will be J a immy Du Sinatra, who returned from , New York today, was asked by high Washington officials to get | 194 together a show with famous | guests of Italian parentage and J Frankie gladly accepted the as- /Signment to help fight Com. FR munism. + Twenly-seven recordings will be made and played in various: , parts of Italy in an effort to ‘reach even the mast remote parts oft a i F ankie told me Washington ‘ also had requested that Clark iGable and Tyrone Power appear on the show, even though they ‘are not of Italian descent and: go not speak the language, 300 War Brides Pian Plea to Italy More than 300 Italian wai brides yesterday gave a boost to (he campaign to bombard the people of Italy with appeals 19 | vote anti-Communist in the April 18 elections, when they recorded APR tl we ae all ihejr sentiments on separate, Phonegraph discs at the radio station WOV. The war brides are each [rom a different ‘own in Ital, and their messages, written and spo- ken by themselves and addrevsed to friends and relatives 40 TO BAT FOR FREEDOM “a theii SCREEN STAR ALIDA VALLI Sinatra to Stage Radio Plea International News Service Motion Picture Editar. cat directly to the Italian people to vote against the Cofs- 18 election is being arranged _-— TeSTAR AGAINST ELDSTAR —_— rante, Joe DiMaggio and Alida | ‘oe. roa Le valli, The hour-long show will eee _ be in Trallan. ‘hear short-wave programs, but i dictatorship. ART IN APPEAL BROADCAST arranged by Frank Sinatra, (aUrror Photo} {INS}.—An appeal broa- PRANK SINAGRA Arranging radio program in ltalia for cehreadenst in Maly hefere election. heme towns, vill be flown. to i ltaly tomorres Comparativery few ftalians almost every rome has a phono- graph, and a record sent from America in the voice of.a tormer resident will be passed from house to hausc, Typical was this message, ad- dressed to friend and relatives in Bari, by Mrs. Frank Ferrucci, 15, of 3OL Grant Ave, Hoboken: “We have beca under one We don’t “want another. We must remain taithtul to Christ.” Meanwhile, the informal cam: paign to flood Italy with antl; Communist letters, cables and trecords is sweeping the country. Postmaster Goldman reported — yesterday IJtaly-bound mall has” more than doubled recently, ' (Photon o on Center Feld) re ap eS ios at we he