ARMY CENSORSHIP
OF THE ITALIAN PRESS BUT PEACE DEMONSTRATIONS INCREASING. ANOTHER ALLIED INTIMATION. (By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright; LONDON, August 9. The peace demonstrations and unrest have increased throughout Italy, in spite of the state of siege and the heavy military rule, according to reports from Italian sources, says the Madrid correspondent of the Associated Press of Great Britain. Spanish correspondents report that the military censorship of the Italian Press is leaving large and frequent blank spots in the space usually devoted to news of the interior.
The Italian Press is maintaining a unified campaign against unconditional surrender, The Rome correspondent
of the Madrid newspaper “A.8.C.” says: “The only peace acceptable to Italy would be one of safeguarding the honour and interests of the Italians. Unconditional surrender cannot be counted on.”
Meanwhile, the Algiers radio has broadcast to the Italians: “Milan, Turin and Genoa have had a first taste of the renewed Allied air bombing. Italians, the air lull is over. The ball has started rolling.”
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 10 August 1943, Page 3
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