STRIKE IN TRIESTE
LONDON. July 20. The Jugoslav Telegraph Agency says that a second 24-hour strike which broke out in Trieste on Thursday was a protest against the arrest by the Allies of political prisoners. A manifesto which the anti-Fascist organisation in Trieste has issued declares that the arrested persons included George Jaksetic. “one of Trieste’s best fighters for freedom.’’ German Weapons.—Brigadier-Gen-eral Stewart Reimel, chief of the New York Ordnance District, has reported that American ordnance experts in Germany have found a super-heavy 32-inch gun which fires a five-ton shell. Investigators found ammunition with a 94-mile range and a new type nf rocket-firing gun.—New York, July 19.
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Press, Volume LXXXI, Issue 24624, 21 July 1945, Page 7
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