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WEDNESDAY, MAR. 26, 1952
“Italians Riot || On 3d Day
By United Press ROME, Mar, 26—Pro-Commu-
nist youths battled neo-Fascists with belts and sticks today as more than 20,000 students staged the third straight day of demonstrations in Rome and Milan de-! manding the return of Trieste to Italy. Police broke up the skirmish, outside the Communist newspa-| per plant in downtown Rome, while a demonstration of more than 3000 students in Milan de-| veloped into a riot. Students broke through police! cordons hurling stones and sticks| and police reinfOvcements were called out to restore order. | More than 100 youths were] taken into custody in Rome and] Milan. | The demonstrations were staged against the United States, | Britain and Yugoslavia.
Turned Back In Milan the students attempted| to demonstrate in front of the| British consulate demanding the, firing of British Gen. Sir John| Winterton as military governor of the Anglo-American zone of Trieste. They were turned back] by strong police formations with-| “8 aut a fight. In Rome, another 2000 youths massed near the U. S. Embassy |
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while Outerbridge Horsey, em-| bassy counsellor, received a’ dele-| gation of five students. They] were told that their petition for Trieste’s return would be for-| warded to Washington.
Plaster Cars An estimated 10,000 students paraded through Rome. More
than 1000 marched toward the|
Communist newspaper plant as|
another group formed a barri-| cade in front of it. The two groups started a pitched battle, and police using no weapons broke it up. At least
a half dozen students were taken r y DD commands a Naval Air] MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED transport squadron ati
into custody. In today’s parades there were alsq many youngsters from 12 years of age upwards. Many carried schoolbooks. Motorists caught in traffic jams, sat helplessly in their cars while youths chalked “Liberty to Tri-| este,” “Down With the United States,” “Down With Britain,” “Tito Pig” and other Siogans on! the vehicles.
Tunisia Put
Under ‘Siege’
TUNIS, Tunisia, Mar. 26 (UP) |
—France today declared a state |
of siege in Tunisia and arrested
Premier Mohammed Chenik, three! ministers of his anti-French gov-
ernment and a number of extremist leaders. The 20,000-man French army was given police powers under the
state of siege and full news &n-|
sorship was invoked. French Resident General Count Jean de Hauteclocque told the populace in a radio broadcast
that Premier Chenik and the
others had been arrested to halt their “disastrous political activities.” He accused the premier of sur-| rendering to ‘‘pressure of irre-| sponsible violent elements” in attempting to send two ministers to air the dispute over increased in-
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CLEARED—William Meade, former chairman of the Philadelphia Republican City Committee, and Miss Virginia Carroll, long time friend of Mr. Meade and suspect in his shooting, photographed at Jefferson Hospital where he is recovering from
wounds. The FBI cleared Miss Carroll by finding the shots that |
wounded Mr. Meade were fired from outside the Minerva Hotel. Miss Carroll was inside the hotel at the time.
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