Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 June 1945 — Page 26

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Fascist Prisoners in Milan

Mix Grim Horror, Glamour in aces

‘rayon with the look of linen

By LEIGH WHITE Times Foreign Correspondent and"

deal of grim humor,

glamour of a sort,

was the British equivalent of Amerlica’s Ezra Pound. MILAN, June 22.—There is a good (he worked for even broadcasting Fascist: propaganda to in San Vittore British troops. Michele, to. whom he was married

During the war the Rome. radio,

prison, where 3700 Fascists are be- in Paris in 1043, denied having been

‘ing held for trial as war, as your corresnondent

criminals of |, Fascist herself. : dis- just a woman who loved a man un-

She said she was

- povered during a recent visit here. fortunately accused of treason,

Nuto Navarini, a leading former | himself as the “Italian Ziegfeld,’ provides some of each. Officially, Navarini 1s as a typist in the warden’s YiBees but actually he spends most of his time parading through the blocks, mugging and cracking jokes about the other prisoners, apparently to the great delight of all Navarini says his only offense is having accepted the dublous honor of being made captain of the Muti |

“He wasn't so bad, Fascist comedian who introduced said, expressing the hope that he! would be given clemency. painting her lips as we entered her | employed | cell, Painting Their Toenails cell| Next door to Mrs wi | French painting their toenails. cult to believe them when they. in- | sisted the Germans. Paris shortly to be tried as spies

really,” she

_ She was |

Amery, I talked extremely attractive girls, engaged in | It was diffi-

three cabaret

had never worked fori Thev are to be taken

they

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brigade of the Dascist militia. But Then I visited Giovanni Giam- \ : ; he is going to be tried for having perini, formerly La Scala’s leading A mple dress with Organised; at Mussolini's request, 3 basso. Gjamperini, whose «cell Was| |55ds of smartness , . . vaudeville program designed | pstairs in the fourth tier, assured : ; A popularize. the Germans ang Lr = me that he had been expelled from 1s Tiny truit print on barass the partisans of upper Ilaly {the Fascist party for helping Jews -kissed. shages of Denies Being Fascist escape to Switzerland In 1939, he °° er In one cell the writer found a said, he had sung in Aida and; orown, red, green of French girl named Michele Thomas. Forza del Destino in the Metropoli- dre famimized She is the wife of John Amery son tan Opera house in New York ge * = of the British secretary of state for| Nuto Navarini, who appeared at| with tiny rutt es! Sizes India, who has been taken fo Lon- that moment, remarked that the. . 20

don to be tried as a traitor. Amery

Plan Memorial

MEMORIA L Second Lt

will be held at 3:30 p. m: Sunday

basso was now an alto, since he had | §/° | progressed from the bottom to the | upper tier of cells because of com=| {plaints by other prisoners who objected to his sipging in the morn-

For Local Hero = SERVICES . fo Giamperini Donald Lee Clap Angelo Tarchi, who was killed in Italy April 3 of production said he would base his defense on

Shared Hig, ell x shared his cell with Mussolini's minister | and industry, who

at -St. Mat- | his efforts to save Italian industry thew's Episcopal {from being destroyed by the church. | Germans.

Lt. Clapp was the son of C, M. Clapp, 6044 E. Washington st. and Mrs. § Christiné Clapp, 67 Kenmore rd. His brother, Second Lt, Climpson B. Clapp, a member of the eighth air force, is | home on leave from England. The soldier was with the 370th division of the fifth army. He entered service in March, 1043, and had been overseas since Dec., 1944.

Lt. Clapp

A graduate of Howe high school, ¢| {isans. Lt. Clapp attended Indiana uni- | «J was really a very easy-going versity a year. He was a member person,” he assured me, running his

of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity there. °*

TARUM COURT TO

hands through his curly gray hair | and smiling sweetly.

| The partisans say that Tarchi was responsible for the deportation {of thousands of recalcitrant work[ers to Germany. At this point I was collared by.» a perfumed gentleman, la tweed suit { kerchief tucked in his sleeve. | proceeded to talk for {in an effort he was innocent of any crime. | | He turned out to be Gino Gal'larini, former | who was one of the founders of the | Fascist party and a lifelong inti{mate of Mussolini—which he does inot deny—and of having ordered !the execution of hundreds of par-

dressed in with a silken handHe 20 minutes to convince me that

prefect of Bergamo,

——— 3 1945, by The Indianapolis Times

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