Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 August 1948 — Page 13

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Fleeing Benito Withdrew Hoard - From Milan Bank on Apr. 26, 1945

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Jt is now being dsed to erect a 10-story building on the Corso 7 Matteotti in the heart of Milan, to serve as headquarters of com- 24 munism in northern Italy. #2 Amateur and political mystery Diack market in such a way that :

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Minister Buffarini-Guidi. They traveled under fake names with Spanish passports delivered to them by Caudillo Franco's consul ix Milan.

Mussolini's share Included Bpanish pesetas and English banknotes. After Benito and La Petacci were executed, the money was pooled by Milan's Communist chief, who entrusted the precious spoils to another Communist, a friend living in the village of Lake Guardia.

Hidden in Lake This gentleman hid the gold in the waters of the lake and under orders from the Communist party chiefs no more was heard of the treasure for two In the spring of 1947, the money was handed over to Avvocato Cigarini, business manager and

adviser of the Communist|credit is desired will be given at, . : 5 party in Milan. Cigarini is a|Manual and Crispus Attucks. BLOCK'S, Indianapolis 9, Indiana 1191.23 ¥ of the party, which he| vocational and technical Please send me..........Aerosect Insecticide Bombs

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black markets than $20 ones. { The really productive part of the treasure was ‘Swiss francs and gold bars, which had not suffered from their prolonged sojourn in the cold lake waters. My informant admits the possibility that part of the treasure tell into the hands of the noncommunist Partisans who arrested Mussolini, but he is con-|

far too fanatically honest to have cheated the party of a cent . He| also denies that the money served to finance the Italian elections of | last April.

Expect 2000 to Enroll In Night High Schools

More than 2000 adults are ex-| pected to register Sept. 7-8 for night school courses at Technical, Manual and Crispus Attucks High Schools, H. L. Harshman, public schools-assistant su-| perintendent, said today. | Registration will be held from 5 p.m to 9p. m at the three schools and courses will begin Sept. 9. Regular hig school courses, commercial subjects and courses for which high school]

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