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REPLACEMENT? Executive
Secretary of the United Na
tions Economic Commission
for Africa, Mekki Abbas of
Ethiopia, has been named by
informed sources at the UN
as a possible replacement for
India's Rajeshwar Dayal, Dag
Hammarskjold's special repre
sentative in the Congo. Dayal
has been the target of con
siderable criticism for alleged
ly supporting the pro-Lumumba
faction in the Congo.
(UPI Telepholo)
Beatnik Has Great
Emotional Experience
London (UPII - The Evening
Standard told this beatnik
story: First beatnik: "Like I
had a great emotional expe
rience yesterday.
Second beatnik: "What was
it, man?"
. First beatnik: "A bath."
Italian Conspirator Betrayed as
He Waited To Assassinate Mussolini
Rome-OIPD-Like the Prince
of Conde before the Battle of
Rocroy, Tito Zaniboni was
sleeping like a baby that
morning of Nov. 4, 1928, in
room No. 90 of the Hotel Dra
goni in the heart of Rome.
Secret police, the dreaded
Fascist Ovra, walked into his
room exactly four hours
before the sleeping Zaniboni
was due to shoot Dictator
Mussolini from the hotel win
dow. It was the end of the career
of the "naive conspirator," as
his fellow Socialists had dub
bed the tall, slender, good
Preschool Conference Set
For Deaf Children in Salem
Mrs. B. Brandt Bartels,
Medford, will take part in a
panel discussion at the 13th
annual preschool conference
at the Oregon State School for
the Deaf in Salem. She is a
former teacher in a nationally
known school for the deaf
and was largely responsible
for establishment of the Jun
ior Service League kinder
garten in Medford.
Agencies cooperating in
the March 26 to 28 meeting
include the Medford Junior
Service League kindergarten;
Eugene Hearing and Speech
center; Hosford Day School
for the Deaf, Tucker-Maxon
Oral school, University of
Oregon Medical school out
patient clinic and crippled
children's division, Center for
Hearing and Speech, all Port
land; and the state depart
ment of education, division of
vocational rehabilitation and
Fairview home, Salem.
The conference is planned
to assist parents in working
with their deaf or hard-of-hearing
child and to acquaint
them with the agencies in the
state which offer services to
this type of handicapped
child.
Parents attending will
spend one day in Portland vis
iting the Hosford and Tucker
Maxon schools and the Port
land Center for Hearing and
Speech.
Parents are asked to take
their child with them and liv
ing accommodations will be
furnished without cost by the
state school during the con
ference. They should arrive
on Sunday afternoon, March
26. Those wishing to attend
should contact M. B. Clatter
buck, superintendent, Oregon
State School for the Deaf,
Salem, or any of the partici
pating agencies.
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looking former Alpine officer.
But the fact he had been
sound asleep when police raid
ed his room saved his life.
The precision rifle he had
readied for the assassination
attempt was still secreted in
a chest of drawers, wrapped
and oiled but unloaded. The
prosecution in the special Fas
cist tribunal that tried Zani
boni could never prove he was
on the point of shooting the
Duce and could not Hand
down the death penalty.
Post-fascisim Italians learn
ed the details of Zaniboni's
abortive attempt, the first
after the dictator took power
in 1924, only recently when
death visited the room where
Zaniboni was sleeping and
took him away for good.
Zaniboni had been conspir
ing against the Fascist regime
with the zeal of an amateur
after the murder of Socialist
deputy Giacomo Matleotti,
kidnapped and killed by a
Fascist strong arm squad
while enroute to the chamber
where he was to deliver a
bitter attack against the dic
tator. Police Informed
One thing Zaniboni did not
know was that the Fascist
secret police was minutely in
formed of all his plans to
shoot the Duce from a window
of the Dragoni Hotel, facing
Palazzo Clugi which Musso
lini had elected as his office
before moving to the more
sumptuous and impressive
Palazzo Venezia.
The man who kept the Ovra
police so scrupulously up to
date was Carlo Quaglia, whom
Zaniboni considered a most
reliable friend and contact
man. Zaniboni never thought
that his closest collaborator
was on the payroll of the
Fascist police.
On Nov. 4, 1928, Mussolini
was to address from the bal
cony of Palazzo Chigi a rally
of war veterans. Zaniboni de
cided that was the day for the
attempt. He booked room 90
at the Dragoni Hotel, whose
corner window offered a stra
tegic view of the Palazzo
Chigi balcony. He sneaked a
sharpshooter's rifle into the
room.
Then he sent his friend
Quaglia to see retired. Gen.
Alberto Capello and borrow
some money from him, with
out informing the general of
the plans to assassinate Mus
solini. Capello, former com
mander of the Italian Second
Army in World War I, . had
been held responsible for the
defeat of Caporetto and had
been eased out of, the army
by Mussolini;
Peacefully Asleep
Qimgna informed the secret
police. Four hours before the
war veterans' rally, raiding
Ovra men found Zaniboni
peacefully asleep. It was a
premature raid for it prevent
ed the tough judges of the
special Fascist tribunal from
handing Zaniboni the death
penalty.
The whole trial could only
be based on Quaglia's accusa
tion that Zaniboni "intended"
to shoot Mussolini.
The tribunal handed Zani
boni a 30-year sentence, the
same term handed to Gen.
Capello for "financing" the;
attempt. !
Zaniboni, a World War I
Gold Modal winner, served 18
years of his sentence until he
was released after the fall of
fascism.
After World War II, he
served as a high commissioner I
for refugees and ex-prisoners j
of war and later as president
of the National Union of Re-j
tired Officers. j
Quaglia, the informer, died!
in Somalia several years ago.!
Early Inst December, Zani
boni fell from the steps of a
Rome bus and suffered a frac
ture. At the age of 77 his con-1
dition worsened and lie died
in a veterans hospital at
year's end.
MEMORABLE DAY This was a day that
should linger in the memories of several
youngsters who found out what circus day
is really like. Five hundred blind children
were guests at the matinee of the Medinah
Shrine circus at Chicago. Here Jon Saidla,
12. and Pat Elson, 11, "see ' a circus elephant
via the touch method. A special system of
ear phones was used to broadcast during the
circus performance. (UPI Tolcphoto)
Bathing Suits Go,
And So Do Girs
London (UPD - The Town
Council has cancelled Cam
berwell's annual summer
beauty contest for lack of en
tries, even though the girls
are no longer required to
wear bathing suits.
"The festival committee has
decided girls are really no
longer interested," a puzzled
councilman said.
WIFE DIVORCES ACTOR
Los Angeles - (UPD - Movie
cowboy "Wild Bill" Elliott
was divorced Wednesday by
his wife of 33 years. Mrs.
Helen J. Elliott, 52, was grant
ed an interlocutory decree by
Superior Judge Burnett Wolf-son.
FOUNDATION START
New York The Rockefel
ler foundation had its origin
in 1913 and began with an
endowment of about $182 million.
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Film About Korean
In Lenten Series
Jacksonville - The fourth
of a series of Lenten Mission
study programs will feature a
motion picture, "An Epistle
from the Koreans."
The program will start at
7:30 o'clock tonight with su
pervised discussions for adults :
and young people on the sub
ject, "The Meaning of Ecume
nical Missions," at the Jack
sonville First Presbyterian
church.
"An Epistle from the Ko
reans" tells a story of the im
pact of Christian teaching on
people of the Orient. The Oh
family of Seoul and Pusan.
Korea, sen! their son to finish
his education at the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania. While
he was there, in April of 1!)58,
e was attacked and beaten to
death in a senseless assault by
a gang of II boys. Authorities
eventually tried all 11 of the
boys for murder.
What followed the murder,
however, Is the most signifi
cant aspect of the story. The
young Korean's family wrote
an open letter to the city of
Philadelphia that electrified
the city with its spirit of com
passion, love and forgiveness
-all in the face of the family's
great loss.
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