Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1952 — Page 16

PAGE 16 _ $250 Dress Leads Girl to Trouble

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docks and warehouses held by American and British Trieste . m—

Tito's means — fields-of corn, flocks of gray tur- ern Trieste, But peasants are flats well-dressed, and there is a seep-

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keys, salt and vineyards hard-working blonde healthy and taciturn, women and an occasional private car or motorized scooter, Slogans in Serbo-Croat smear . the walls of the beautiful hilitep —Tito's Trieste has a budding towns like Bule, where a church tourist industry in the little azure rears its Balkan profile ahove the hays of Porto Rosa and Pirano, connected by a toy trolleycar line,|

countryside, “Hurray for Russia's In price it can undercut Italy, but

October revolution,” reads one sign, showing Tito's tendency to the Italian trafic is slight, due consecrate pre-Stalin commu- 10 Visa difficulties, nism, Offices Apparent Nilay 3 alls vet : Slay and Talian, edi i Sweep your eyes around the and mingle In the ; rian Fenn quare at Pirano and you see the sula, lost by Italy in 1944. But! . . . offices of several Communist and " .() a; y not a single pro-Itallan slogan one Socialist committee, You

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towns, any 8 nro ; SONA, ay more Hah a pro tralized state economy which Tito on RIOZAL. tolerated In B is trying to decentralize. There is West Irie Tito's Zone ‘only one newspaper stand -ap-

like the Anglo-American Zone A, seems tn have closed its mind to the {ssue of allegiance,

parently a government conces sion, Connected indoors ig a govern ment free reading room with the Tito here is Words in both Serho-Croat and Italian “Study, study, and study again.” At Porto Dulia, an enchanting little hay, there is a monastery flies over-large outside a building. itp vineyards, seized by the Below it a sentry clad in heavy communist Party from the Benebrown wool stands in the summer g4j.tine monks. Now it's a home sun, easy but alert, “For Trieste the monks

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10,000 members of the Yugoslav ;.a hanished. A sign in Italian army have fallen,” reads a sign in on the walls tells the farmers to Italian smeared along a wall. - ying in their grain, selling at

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