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| WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1045

CLAIMS ITALIAN §

WAR PROLONGED §

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| Gen. Carboni’ Accuses Gen. | Bedell Smith.

| By LEIGH WHITE" | 3 _Timies Foreign Correspondent B . ROME, July 4-—Lt, Gen, Walter |?

| Bedell Smith of Indianapolis; chief

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tice resulted in damaging the cause | ‘of the allied armies as well as the | future of the Italian people. 155 Asserting that Gen. Taylor agreed ! with him that “if parachutists had been dropped they would not have reached the earth alive” Gen. Car-| boni asked if Gen. Smith is still unwilling to agree that it would have been better to delay the announcement of the armistice “which sig_nified irreparable ruin for Italy.”

Bomb Survivor Home on Visit

Seaman 1-¢ James Russell Showalter, son of Mr, and Mrs. James R. Showalter Sr. Acton, survived the Bunker Hill bombing recently off Okinawa: On the. second -deck when #3 the two Jap suicide planes crashed intd the carrier, Seaman Showwalter ran to his battle station on the oii hangar deck james Showalter. where smoke was so thick that he nearly missed the hatch to the ammunition room. The Acton sailor and another crewman carried a wounded sailor away from a gun mount and gave him first aid. With flames 7 behind them the boys then Jumped to safety on another ship: Seaman Showalter now .is home on a 30-day leave-and will report to Bremerton, Wash, July

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