CAUSES OF RIOT

Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27193, 10 November 1953, Page 11

CAUSES OF RIOT

Blame Placed On Neo-Fascists gee. 8.30 pjn.) LONDON, Nov. 10. The Trieste correspondent of the Daily Telegraph’* says that the Aled authorities in Trieste are satisfied at imported agents of the Italian Party were primarily reaosible for the Trieste rioting. Documents seized when the party’s eal headquarters were raided are ang studied. There is no evidence to suggest that e party’s activities had the Italian irernment’s support, but some form pro-Italian demonstration was obously wished for in Rome. • ■TBritish and American troops conasae to guard Allied buildings. Italy’s View jin Rome a 3000-word document fsued by the Italian Foreign Office last fcght outlined the results of a prelim•fer Government inquiry into the fceste disturbances. □After stating that the British Emissy in Rome was warned on Noanber 2 that Sir Johfi Winterton’s in on hoisting the Italian flag was a stake that might lead to incidents, ie document listed the main concions reached by the Ministry. These were:—That the students’ monstrations were wholly sponneous; that they originated in resentent caused by the ban on flying the alian flag; and that the civil police ted with extreme harshness and used eir firearms unnecessarily. Attacks by Rome Press AU Rome newspapers bitterly attack le British Foreign Secretary (Mr ten) for telling the Italian Ambassabt to London yesterday that the Brisk Government fully supported Genial Winterton in the measures he »k against the Trieste demonstrators, Many newspapers declare that the Iritish attitude over Trieste has deal! [dangerous blow to the slim majority (Italians who strongly supported the ffiantic Pact. The Monarchist newspaper, “H Matbj,” of Naples, declares: “It is necesary to convince the British and the taaicans that we are not bluffing men we make our participation in Festern defence conditional on a soluion of the Trieste problem.” The Mayor of Trieste (Mr Liann: brtoli) made a violent attack on Genial Winterton in the Bologna newsiper, “Awenire d’ltalia,” blaming the men who represent Britain” ir Hpcto onH etofincX- “Tf ic TIPPPRSfirV

®ieste, and stating: “It is necessary -wo correct their grave blunders if only save her, and in the world at large, j-fee prestige of the British GovernAmC and to save peace.”