Illinois Valley News, Thursday, June 21, 1945
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THE STORY THUS FAR: The Ameri- ’ going to be an attack, All he would
can troops arrived In Adano. wllh Major not believe was that the German»
Joppolo, the Amgol officer In charte.
would succeed.
Her,eanl Hurth was In charge ot securi
Mayor Nasta said: “The Ameri-
ty. The Major was determined to hold
cans
will not stop it. The Ameri-
the confidence of the people and to re
place their bell stolen by the Nazi*. De cans may be friendly, but they are
not good fighters.”
spite order* Issued by General Marvin,
Margherita, the formidable wife
ba-ring cart* from the city. Joppolo re
called the order, to permit food and wa of Craxi, said with a threatening
ler to enter the city. I.ord Runcln, high
look: “Liar!”
British official on the Amgol, approved
But Mayor Nasta said: “This is
of Joppolo'* plans. The Major found out
not my opinion. This is the opinion
that the American generosity was re
sponsible for a troublesome black mar of the son of Afronti. the noisy cart
man. You know the boy. You know
ket. To stop this condition be placed a
celling on all prices. He also barred I that he is honest. He says that the
troops from the city.
Americans are timid in battle He
( HAFTER XVI!
The Lieutenant said: “Sure he
was. It's easy to see he was And if
General Marvin ever lays eyes on
this Information copy, it'll be just
too bad for the Major."
“Yes, sir," said the Technical
Sergeant, to be on the safe side.
Lieutenant Butters said: “Here,
you file these. I'll take care of the
Information copy."
"Yes, sir,” the Technical Ser-
geant said, taking the copies.
The Lieutenant said: “That Mar-
vin trimmed me down once for
something I didn’t do. 1 never have
liked him. I don’t know this Major,
but I think it would be a shame if
he caught a trimming just for this.”
"Yes. sir." the Technical Sergeant
said. Then he frowned and added:
"You aren’t going to get me in
trouble, are you, sir, like when that
letter to Colonel Norris from the
P R O. got ’lost’?”
"No, don't worry," the Lieuten
ant said.
But lhe Technical Sergeant did
worry for several days, until he got
up the courage to ask the Lieuten
ant: "Sir, what did you ever do
about that Information copy I made
for General Marvin? You didn’t
throw it away, did you? Colonel
Norris Is liable to ask me about it."
“I wish I had thrown it away,"
Lieutenant Butters said. "I didn't
have the guts. I put it In the cou
rier pouch for Algiers
You know
how much stuff we’ve been losing on
that run
I thought maybe—”
The Technical Sergeant, relieved
of his worry, smiled and said: "It
might get lost accidentally on pur
pose?”
Mayor Nasta had just come out
from his daily repentance before
Sergeant Borth. He walked across
the way to the broad sidewalk in
front of the Palazzo. Every day
knots of people gathered on that
sidewalk, some just to pass lhe time
of day, some to air their perennial
complaints, some to get in touch
with the town's mean little lawyers,
whose office was that sidewalk.
Mayor Nasta walked up to one
such knot. There were about ten
jicople, and he found that tliey were
discussing the war.
He waited for his chance,
said: “I got some news from the in
terior yesterday afternoon."
Mercurio Salvatore the crier was
so far gone in boldness that he said:
“We have no desire for news from
the one who is no longer Mayor."
Mayor Nasta remembered the
time when he would have put the
crier in jail for a whole year for
saying something like that, but now
he said: “This news came from the
son of your friend Afronti. the noisy
The boy deserted on the
cartman
first day of the invasion and he is
Perhaps you know him.
now here
He is an honest boy.”
DEPARTMENT
lions and accusations He made sure
that the son of Afronti the noisy
cartman had not deserted. He
checked with Intelligence at IX
Corps to make sure that the Ger-
mans were not expected to counter
attack on the twenty-third. He even
went so far as to check with Cap
tain Purvis.
When he was ready, Sergeant
Borth went to Major Joppolo. “Mä
jor,” he said,
Nasta away.”
■What'» he
The Major said:
done?"
been
“He's
planting
rumors
says that our own troops could even against us. I hate to admit it, but
beat the Americans.”
he's done it very systematically and
Mercurio Salvatore, the crier, was very skillfully.”
“What kinds of rumors?”
reduced to saying “I do not be-
“Oh, all kinds. He has quite a
lieve it."
Mayor Nasta said: "It is true. few people thinking that the Ger
This boy fought in Tunisia, He says mans are going to put on a major
that at the place called El Guettar counterattack next week. He even
the Americans did not press their has some of them believing that you
attack, he says that they behaved haven't been doing right by certain
like frightened men and were de young ladies in this town."
Major Joppolo blushed. “That
feated. The British can fight, per
isn't true.” he said.
haps, but not the Americans.”
“I know,” Borth said. “I checked
The formidable Margherita said:
“It is a dirty lie,” but there was into it. But they tel) me the Mister
no anger in her voice, it was nearly Major could make time if he want
ed to.”
drained of conviction.
“Cut it out,” the Major said.
This man Nasta was a very per
“That's what they tell me." Borth
suasive man.
He had persuaded
“They say these particular
himself into office, and he had per said
suaded the people into fear of him. girls don't smell of fish, but their
and now it was easy for him to per- old man knows a good fish when he
suade them to mistrust the Ameri- sees it."
cans.
“Cut the kidding." the Major said,
Mayor Nasta said: “The son of and that echo was in his voice. He
Afronti told me that in the i interior i changed the subject quickly. “When
are you going to arrest Nasta?”
"In the morning, when he comes
in for his daily worship."
"Okay,” the Major said. "Let's
keep him in the prisoners of war
cage for a few days, and not send
him to Africa till we’ve questioned
him a bit. I’m sort of glad to have
him put away.”
The next morning Mayor Nasta
was somewhat surprised to see, be
sides Sergeant Borth in his office,
two other men wearing brassards
marked M P. He said, as suavely
as ever: “Good morning. Mister
Sergeant."
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HOW PRESIDENT
MEETS HIS PROBLEMS
WASHINGTON. — Mr Hannegan
is taking nothing for granted. The
political pal of the President actual
ly sent skilled scouts out into vari
ous sections of the country to ascer
tain how the new moves from the
White House are regarded. He did
not trust polls, even his own, but
wished detailed reports.
From all sections the answer was
about the same,
In effect, they
amounted to an enthusiastic go-
ahead sign on the line Mr. Truman
is hewing with his cabinet changes,
legislative suggestions and foreign
policy.
Mr. Hannegan was told by his
selected agents the nation had
warmed up to methods of the execu
tive, although the leftwing crowd,
embodying the stereotyped New
Dealers, was a little restless and in
clined to indulge in a few carom
shots As a matter of observable
fact the CIO. for a prime example,
did not endorse the Schwellenbach
appointment to labor, possibly be
cause the new cabinet man is a
northwest political associate of AFL
boss Dave Beck. They did not like
Mr Biddle's invited exit as attorney
general either, But Mr. Truman
evened it up by presenting the un
employment pay maximum of $25 a
week which CIO devised and lost at
the last session of congress, further
by asking the dictatorial govern
ment reorganization powers Mr.
Roosvelt wanted and failed to get,
by having his Mr. Vinson go out for
the New Deal peace-planning pro
gram. by pushing successfully in the
house for the Bretton Woods agree
ment, which the CIO and Mrs.
Roosevelt have been promoting as
if to put bankers in their place—
and some other steps.
Indeed, there has been nothing for
the radicals to complain about
Nothing upon which they could lay
their restless fingers in accusation,
although a target may be provided
shortly when the wage increases
fail to measure up to their de
mands. In bulk, however, Mr. Tru
man's program is the one they de
vised. Indeed, while Frankfurter
and Mrs. Roosevelt have lost their
appointive influence, Mr. Truman
has insisted upon keeping their best
friends. Treasury Secretary Mor-
genthau
and
Judge
Rosenman,
domestically, while also holding on
to Harry Hopkin's and Mr. Stettinius
internationally.
“And what crime would Mayor
Nasta like to repent this morning?
Borth asked.
“Is it not the Mister Sergeant's
turn to pick a crime?” the Mayor
asked.
“Perhaps it is. perhaps it is Well,
let’s see. This morning I think May
or Nasta will repent the crime of
not having made good use of his
freedom. He will repent the crime
of having talked against the Ameri
cans.” •
Mayor Nasta turned pale. Borth
stood up.
“He will repent the crime of hav
Different Spirit.
ing invented false rumors, of hav
ing told the gullible people here in
Mr Truman has simply been do-
Adano that the Germans were plan Ing the same things in a different
ning a counterattack
for next spirit, following the same line but in
week."
a different way and evening things
Mayor Nasta turned his head and up a little. You can see it in the re
looked nt the door. Borth motioned organization proposal. While Mr. T.
This man Nasta was a very per- to the M.P.’s to step into it, and demanded the power Mr. R. wanted,
they did.
he did not want to write the bill
suasivc mail.
"He will also repent having said himself but would leave it to con
the Americans behaved themselves slanderous and false things about gress He has sent up no prepared
Also he will be bills on any important subject, but
very badly. They were generous to Major Joppolo.
us along the coast because they had very sorry that he lied about the son is respecting the position of con
gress.
to have a beachhead, but in the in of the cartman Afronti."
Mayor Nasta was white as a
terior they have been different Ne
The carom shots have so far
gro troops have raped seven Italian sheet. “Lies! They are lies!” he
developed from the Russian
girls There has been much looting." said.
problem, The country shows
Borth said: "Mayor Nasta is ex
Ttie lazy Fatta said: “I hear that
signs of breaking into two
And he had
the Americans looted the beautiful citable this morning,
schools of thought on this. Most
about
his
repent-
grown
so
calm
house of Quattrocchi right her* in
people seem to feel Moscow has
ances.
Why is he excitable this
Adano They did much damage.”
treated us obscurely, if not bad
Mayor Nasta said: •‘Yes. that is morning?”
ly, on practically every late issue
Mayor Nasta was excitable be
The Mayor’s poison was begin- true. I talked with Quattrocchi yes
of the war and peace, except Ar
ning to take hold
“If that is the terday.
cause he knew he was caught
gentina. the one point we have
“Lies." he shouted
“My enemies
case.” said the lazy Fatta, who
The formidable Margherita said:
won—and they do not like that
was to be found on this stretch of "What happened’” This was some- have been lying against me.”
either. The radical journals in
sidewnlk every morning, “if that is thing close to home, and she con
Borth said: “Is this a lie? Is it a
New York have generally be
the case, what did he say that was sidered anything that happened in lie that you said yesterday morning,
come so one-sided that they de
so Interesting'"
Adano more or less her personal before fifteen people on the side
fend every Russian interest and
"He said that our friends the Ger property, to use as gossip
walk in front of the Palazzo: •The
attack every American step, bit
mans are mounting a counter-
terly assailing the state depart
Mayor Nasta said: “The Ameri- Americans are such cowards that
attack "
ment at every opportunity. This
can vandals destroyed four hundred they had to be pushed from their
"There is nothing new In that."
shows a rather thoughtless and
and seventy thousand lira worth ot l< «..sports into landing barges when
said Father Pensovecchio.
'They
purely political enthusiasm. Yet
stuff in Quattrocchi's house. Heir- they came her*’? Is it a lie that you
have counterattacked before They
. ." And Sergeant Borth
even on this problem, the Presi
looms, paintings, sculpture, glass- said
counterattacked near Vicinamare
dent is being backed by a strong
ware, They said that Italian art is repeated word for word ten sen
and it did them no good
They
majority in the country as a
degenerate; they did all thia be tences that Nasta had said, as in
were thrown track
They will be
whole.
cause they wish to impose American formers reported them. Sergeant
thrown back again ”
ideas of art on Italy That is what Borth had a very good memory, and
"Not this time," said Mayor Nas Quattrocchi told me the American he enjoyed deflating this man. and
Mr Truman has thus managed to
ta.
“This time they will employ Major had told him."
he made a very terrifying show of it achieve popular unity, which the
five fresh divisions They have the
methods of the Roosevelt regime
Mercurio Salvatore, th* crier, for Mayor Nasta
crack 29th Panzers and the Pilsencr
prevented A heavy majority of peo
Then Borth said to the two M
said
"That I will not believe The
Division
These are good troops
in English: “Take him away, boys ple have been found willing to forget
Mister Major is our friend." Tht
This time they will not be thrown
past differences and to close the
crier was annoyed enough to say He's getting noisy."
back They jntend to push lhe Amer-
The
M
P
'»
took
Nasta
by
both
ranks of this nation before the world
this in very nearly his crying voice
leans into the sea."
He spoke loudly enough to be heard arms. Borth said: “I’m going to in order to maintain its prestige and
The lazy Fatta, who had no sense
miss your daily visits. Mayor Nas smash the Japanese.
inside the Palazzo
about the news, said “When will
The Anti-New Deal Democrats
ta
I hope you will come to see
“Quiet." Mayor Nasta said. “He me when you get out, I mean if
this attack come I think I will go
well know Mr Truman is support
will
hear
you
and
punish
you."
to the hills "
you get out "
ing Roosevelt policies and person
“Why s ihould he punish me?"
Mayor Nasta looked very impor
Mayor Nasta said stubbornly: ages but are not criticizing him here
Mercurio cried
“I am defending
tant, as he used to in the old days
or elsewhere, in their relief over the
“You will be sorry "
him "
“I should not tell you this," he said
Tlie M P s *ook Nasta away to way he has been trying to even
"He is
"but the attack will begin on the
the prisoner of war cage
things up.
morning of the twenty-third.wot four Nasta win
Mayor Nasta did not make a very
It is a remarkable job when you
must
be
g
o'clock In the morning
You
good start in the cage. The Ameri stop to think about the difficulties
mg
to
the
circle,
as
if
the
fact
that
expect the Americans to be pu: bed
cans had a forty vear-old. Italian with which he was faced
it was beginning to grow embar-
Into the sea between the twenty
speaking Top Sergeant in charge of
Til
ed him. "Good day," he said, the guard. The first time Mayor
fifth and the twenty-eighth."
COMPLETE Ml TORS
"do not forget the twenty third "
Nasta saw the Top Sergeant walk
The impressionable ones were be
It was a hard war program
r.*H n day when he came out from ing in the enclosure, he rushed up
ginning to believe him
Laura I
which Mr Truman put before con
hit n pentane* before Sergeant to him and said '"nils is a mis
fia. the unmarried one who stc
gress His primary point was that
Borth Mayor Nasta would go across take I should not have been im
about on this sidewalk
we must drive the Japs to uncondi
to the ' dewalk in front of the Palaz- prisoned. It was all a mistake "
that ■he might catch » t
tional surrender
zo,
anc
he
would
approach
a
differ-
“Is that so?" the Top Sergeant
way, said “The twenty third,
ÍI
While recognizing the sincerity of
ent gr<
and he would tell them said in a slow Brooklyn«** Italian. those who oppose this tough" pel-
next Wedne esday."
"You are another mistake" We hav* icy. 1 believe that any procedure ex
h d pretty mv h the same thing.
But Merc rurio Salvatore, wl
several mistakes here All mistakes cept the Rc^osevelt-Truman policy
Sergeant Borth
ber treated well by the Amei
on for j iveral d
here must clean the latrine
reft led to believe that they wer
You of unconditional surrender is not
"I dr not believe it," h
geant B< k> rth was
ar* our newest mistake so you will only impractical but impossible—
ans will st
stop the He wait’
»aid. ' The Americans
have the privilege of cleaning the and the hope of many people to save
attack ’ Even th* crier was now hit facta
latrine this we< k."
lives by offering conditn nal surren
Willing t<- believe that there wsi Mayor N
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wanted Frio» »1 to sell I am retlr-
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r Branch. Graham, Wn
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ready to wear gord?«. »Too
low rent
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Oreland >20 to >2'
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Davey. If e Meal Lake. Wash
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NERVOUS TENSION
with its weak, tired faelingt ?
If functional periodic disturbance»
make you feel nervous, tired, restless—
at such times—try thia great medicine
—Lydia E. Pinkham a Vegetable Com
pound to relieve such symptoms.Tuken
regularly—It helps build up resistance
against such distress. Also a grand
stomachic tonic. Follow label directions.
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Whén Your^
Back Hurts-
And Ù our Strength and
Energy Is Below Par
It may be canard by disorder of kid
ney function that permits poisonous
waste to accumulate. For truly many
people feel tired, weak and miserable
when the kidneys tail to remove excess
acida and other waste matter from tbe
blood.
Ù ou may suffer nagging backache,
rheumatic pa.ns, headaches, dixunesg,
g up nights, leg pain«, «*el I g.
Sometime« frequent and «canty urina
tion with «marling and burning is an
other sign that something is wrong with
the kidney« or bladder.
There should be no doubt that prompt
treatment s w «er than neglect. Use
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It is better to rely on a
med c ne t at has won countrywide •
e-oval than on «omching 1°«« favorably
no*n. bixin'e have been tried sad tent
ed many > ears. Are at ail drug «tores.
Get Doon s today.
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