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    Illinois Valley News. Thursday, March 29. 1945
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THE STORY THIS FAR: Th» Amerl
ran troop« arrived at Adano, a leaport
In Italy, with Major Victor J oppolo,
the Amgot officer in charge. Sergeant
Borth. an MP.. wax In charge ol securi­
ty.
The Major set out Immediately to
win the friendship and confidence ol the
citizens and vowed to replace the town
bell, which the Germans had taken. Ma­
jor Joppolo talked with Father Penso-
vecchlo, local priest.
He promised the
priest to attend mass the following morn­
ing.
When time for mass arrived, the
Major was busy In his office and over­
looked the appointment, until church bell
awoke him to the fact that he was late.
He arrived before mass was over, much
to the relief of the priest.
CHAPTER V
Major Joppolo said: "Your au­
thority to do what, Gargano?"
Carmelina shouted: "To push his
way to the head of the line in front
of Zapulla's bread shop."
Gargano said: "It is a privilege
the officials of the town have al­
ways enjoyed."
Major Joppolo said: “Is that so?”
Gargano said: "I charge this
woman with disturbing the peace
and questioning authority." Gargano
was shrewd in saying this, for he
saw that things were going against
him. and now he had put the matter
on an official rather than a personal
basis. The Major would have to
decide the case officially.
The Major decided with a speed
which dazzled Gargano. He decid­
ed that the woman was right but
that he could not say so, because if
he did the Chief would never regain
his authority, and the Major wanted
to keep him in office. Therefore he
said: "I sentence this woman to one
day in jail, suspended sentence. Let
her go, Gargano, and gather all
the officials of Adano for me at
once.”
When Carmelina got outside, she
ran straight back to the bread shop.
The bread was not ready yet, and
the people gave her back her place
at the head of the line and shouted
to her: "What happened, Carmeli­
na? What did they do to you?"
Carmelina told what had happened
and she said: "Did you ever hear of
such a light sentence in Adano? I
believe in my heart that the Mister
Major thought I was right. And what
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side until traffic from the opposite
direction had gone by.
Then he
passed the carts.
As they passed each cart. Gen­
eral Marvin waved his riding crop
in such a way as to indicate that
the cart should move over. Since
there was nothing to move over into
except the ditch, which at intervals
along the road expanded into tank
traps, the carts never did move
over.
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and angrier.
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Now it happened that just as he
came to the Fiume Rosso, or Red
River, just before Adano, .he Gen­
eral's armored car war obliged to
slow down for a cart which mean­
dered along right in the center of
the road.
At this angry moment, Gargano.
Chief of the Carabinieri, came up
to the line. This man was called
The General stood up in his car
by the people The Man With Two
and shouted in his deep bass voice
Hands, because of his continuous
(you’ve read about that voice in the
and dramatic gesturing. He was.
supplements; it’s famous; one writ­
he seemed to think, an actor, and
er said it was like “a foghorn gone
he could not say two words without
articulate"): "Get off the road!"
gesturing with both hands. He pos­
Unfortunately the driver of the
sessed and exercised all the essen­
cart was one Errante Gaetano who
tially Italian gesture#: the two fore­
earlier that morning had sold three
fingers laid side by side, the circle
dozen eggs to American soldiers at
of thumb and forefinger, the hands
fourteen times the proper price, had
up in stop position, the salute to the
immediately sunk most of his prof­
forehead with palm forward, the
its in the wine of his friend Mat-
fingertips of the two hands placed
taliano. and was now sleeping a deep
tip to tip, the fingers linked, the
and happy sleep on the seat of his
hands flat and downward as if pat­
cart. At this particular moment,
ting sand, the hands up heel to heel
he was dreaming about eating the
and pulled toward the chest, the
nicer parts of a fish nine feet long.
attitude of prayer, the pointing fore­
Naturally he did not pay much at­
finger of accusation, the V as if for
tention to the voice of General Mar­
victory or smoking cigarettes, the
vin, no matter how famous the
forefinger on the chin, the rolling of
voice, because he could not hear it.
the hands. All. he used them all.
General Marvin roared at his driv­
He did not make any arrests. He
er: "Blow your horn. Blow him off
merely went up to Carmelina, wife
the road.”
of the lazy Fatta, and squeezed be­
The driver, a nice boy from Mas­
tween her and the door of Zapulla'*
sachusetts. put the heel of his hand
shop, and stood there. The people
on the horn button against his own
could see that he was merely tak­
wish. He was in no hurry, and
ing his place at the head of the line
knew that no matter how fast they
to wait for bread.
went, he would only have to wait
Carmelina, who was annoyed by
when they got wherever they were
having had wood-coke thrown at her.
going.
said truculently: "Mister Gargano,
The mind of Errante did not react
you were Chief of the Carabinieri
to the horn, even though the horn
under the old regime, and that en­
was something urgent called a klax­
titled you to stand at the head of
on.
The cart kept right down the
the line. I am not sure that you
middle of the road, inasmuch as
are still Chief of the Carabinieri.”
Errante's mule was a cautious crea­
Gargano said: "I am the Chief.”
ture. just as wary of ditches on
and he made a kind of Fascist sa­
the right as of ditches on the left.
lute with both hands.
This was a quality in his mule of
Carmelina said:
"I doubt It.
which Errante Gaetano often boast­
Where is the proof?”
ed to his friends. "Give me none of
your lop-sided mules," he would say,
Gargano said: "See my uniform,"
"give me a mule with a sense of
and he ran his two forefingers from
the middle."
his shoulders to his knees.
This sense was going to be the
Carmelina said: "That is no proof
undoing of his mule just now, be­
The Americans do not care how we
cause General Marvin's face was
dress. I could dress as a rabbit
beginning to grow dark, and some
and the Americans would not ar­
veins which have never been de­
rest me.”
scribed in the supplements began to
Gargano said: “Woman, stop your
wriggle and pound on his forehead.
shouting, or I will arrest you," and
he gripped his own left wrist with
‘T’ve had enough of these carts."
his own right hand, signifying ar­
the General shouted. He was stand­
rest.
ing up in the car, waving his rid­
Carmelina said: "Where is your
ing crop around. "Do they think
authority?"
they're going to stop the invasion
Margherita the formidable wife of
with carts?”
Craxi said: "I believe that this man
Errante slept beautifully. He was
is still Chief, since the Mister Ma­
coming to the gray part of the fish
"Get
off
the
road."
jor is keeping many Fascist scoun­
just under the ribs. It melted in
drels in office until they prove them­
There
was the meaning of assembling the the mouth of his dream.
selves bad. But I do not believe
officials? I believe that he was for was. however, a sound of thunder
that under American law he has the
in the distance which made him
me."
right to go to the head of the line.
think perhaps he had better cover
In
the
Major's
office,
the
officials
That is where I think you are right.
gradually assembled. Some were the fish and finish eating the nice
Carmelina ”
held-over
Fascists, some were new parts after the rain.
Gargano stepped out of the line
appointments
to take the place of i General Marvin roared: "Do these
"Who questions my right?" he
Italians think they’re going to stop
roared, and he pounded one clenched Fascists who had fled to the hills.
a
bunch of tanks with a bunch of
In
whispers,
and
with
ample
ges
­
fist on the other clenched fist.
Carmelina. wife of the lazy Fatta. tures, Gargano described to them wooden carts?"
Colonel Middleton. the General's
standing right beside him, startled the humiliation he had suffered, un­
him by whispering in his ear: "1 til Major Joppolo said. "Silence, Chief of Staff, and Lieutenant Byrd,
please.”
his aide, could see the violence com­
question it. Two-Hands ”
The officials drew up in a circle ing
Lieutenant Byrd looked back
Up to this time Zapulla the baker, I
standing in the front of his shop, around the Major's desk. The Ma­ along the road, but he couldn't see
any bunch of tanks The only thing
had been torn between the two au­ jor stood up.
"I want you to be my friends." I he could see that was being held
thorities. the old and the new But
"As my friends, I will up besides the General's armored
he was so annoyed with Carmelina he said
for having prodded him that he now consider it my duty to tell you ev- : car was one seep, or amphibious
said "Arrest her. Mister Chief, it erything I think, for we do not want jeep, which did not seem to be in
Adano to lie a town of mysteries and a hurry.
you have any courage."
Up to this tune Gargano the Ch.ef, a place of suspicion.
Here it came.
General Marvin
"Adano has been a Fascist town
somewhat unsure of his ground, had
shouted: "Throw that cart off the
been trying to think of a way of re­ That is natural, because the country [ road.”
was Fascist, therefore the town was I
tiring gracefully. But now his man
Errante stirred in his sleep. The
But now that the Americans thunder of his dream was the most
hood, as well as his authority, was also
have
come,
we
are
going
to
run
the
challenged
He moved toward Car­
beautiful and most continuous thun !
melina and said: "Woman, you are town as a democracy.
dcr he had ever heard.
"Perhaps you do not know what i
under arrest."
The six men surrounded the cart
Carmelina shouted
"Keep your a democracy is I w ill tell you
Colonel Middleton reached up to
"Democracy is this: democracy |
two active hands off me. Gargano."
waken Errante. but the Generals
Zapulla said: "Will you let this is that the men of the government
roars grew louder. "What are you
woman shriek down your courage?" are no longer the masters of the
doing''' he bellowed.
"I told you
They are the servants of 1
Gargano clapped his hands on people
to throw the thing off the road.”
Carmelina
She screamed
All up the people What makes a man mas- .
"We were just going to wake this j
and down the line women shouted: ter of another man’ It is that he
fellow
up and get him off first."
pays
him
for
his
work.
Who
pays
"Out with the Fascist Chief of Cara­
binieri. Out with Two-Hands
Out the men in the government? The Colonel Middleton shouted baek. but
with men who push themselves to people do, for they pay the taxes the shout was weak because he knew I
what the answer would be.
the head of a line ahead of women out of which you are paid.
"Therefore you are now the serv- j
"Serve him right. Throw him too.
who have been waiting three hours."
Gargano drugged Carmelina off ants of the people of Adano. I too Just turn the whole thing over "
There was no protest from any of
screaming and kicking, and the anti- am their servant. When I go to
Gargano, anti-Fascist screams in the buy bread. I shall take my place the six men. The only thing which
line grew louder and louder. Even at the end of the line, and I will wait j was said was muttered by Lieuten­
You too must behave ant Byrd: "The old man hasn't been
Mercurio Salvatore, although as cri­ my turn.
getting enough sleep lately.”
er he was more or leas an official now as servants, not as masters
and should have remained neutral You must behave as the servant of
Colonel Middleton went to the head
or even taken the side of Gargano. the man without shoes just as much of the mule and guided it to the
raised his huge voice in a careful ax of the baron. If I find that any side of the road. He directed the
of you are not giving the type of other five men to take positions on
shout: "Down with injustice!"
When Gargano pulled Carmelina service that I desire. I shall have the left side of the cart and to lift '
into Major Joppolo* office, she was to remove you from office
together when he gave the signal.
still screaming. But the Major
"Remember: you are servants
General Marvin roared: "Come !
jumped to his feet and said sharply: now. You are servants of the peo­ on. get it over with What a bunch I
"Silence, shrew," and she fell quiet ple of Adano. And watch this thing
of softies. Get it over with."
at once.
will make you happier than you \
Colonel Middleton gave the signal. '
"What is this all about?" the Ma­ have ever been in your lives."
jor asked.
On the ninth morning. General The five men lifted
In his dream. Errante rose up 1
Gargano said: "This woman ques­ Marvin was driving along the road
tioned my authority,” and he point­ toward Vicinamare and came to the above the nine-foot fish and soared .
The sensation was
ed at her with both forefingers
town of Adano. From time to time off into space
Carmelina said. "There is more along the road his driver had had to extremely pleasant.
to it than that.”
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