The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-31

In Milan, scene of bloody anti
Fascist and peace demonstrations,
a long procession. mostly Of women,
formed at the Piazza Cavour and
marched to the Piazza Della Scala,
Zurich said Many of the women
carried placards demanding peace
and shouted,
I'VE want peace! We want our
sons back!'
The London Daily Mirror ban
nered, Italy May BE Out Tomor-
row., and other newspapers, though
not as optimistic, reported that the
situation was developing rapidly
with indications tina. Italy's future
course would be clarified within the
next few days,
Censorship still obseWed the Sit
uation within Italy, but reports
reaching Madrid from France said
that demonstrations We're increasing
through the country in favor OF
withdrawing from the war.
Italy in Dilemma
one Rome broadcast heard here
acknowledged that Italy was IN a
serious dilemma and was consider
ing Allied peace terms with great
understanding but other Italian
hroadcaSts reiterated that the coun-
try intended TO lleht on, presumably
on The side OF the Axis
"a London broadcast heard by
MIC quoted Marshal Pletro Bad
Q8lio, the new Italian premier, as
saying that italy could quit the war
safely and honestly only through
The exercise OF great wisdom and
cunning which required tlmel
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m0rs that the l3adoglio government
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