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...Strange Twinkle." Ostilio and Santina are Christian Democrats. The village mayor, councillors and all the other officials are Communists. They decided to get rid of Ostilio and Santina. A few weeks ago the Communists brought from Modena the official party photographer, Mario Botti. He set up his camera in the room adjoining the registrar's office, drilled a hole through the wall, pierced the portrait so that the camera lens peered through Garibaldi...
...starter, Connie Hilton last week planted the flag of his empire firmly atop Monte Mario, one of the seven hills of ancient Rome. There, financed by the Italian government with an assist from ECA, a new $6,000,000 hotel with 400 rooms will be built. When it is finished in the spring of 1953, Hilton will put between $300,000 and $400,000 in as working capital, and operate it under a 20-year lease. He will turn over 70% of the profits to the Italian owners, keep a tidy 30% for himself. In similar deals, Hilton intends...
...Hichard D. Elwell, Cedarhurst, Pa.; Todd Goodwin, Rochester, N. Y.; George J. Hill 3rd, Brookline; Edmund Jacobson, Jr., Chicago; Stephen J. Joyve, Hillsdale, N. J.; Stanley R. Loeb, Forest Hills, N. Y.; Walter M. H. Noble, San Francisco; Charles A. Platt 2nd New York City; Kurt Pollak, Boston; Juan Mario Rodriquez, Vegots, Colombia; David C. D. Rogers, Princeton, N. J.; John P. Rosenthal, New York; William Stroud, St. Louis; Juan Carlos Vollenweider. Buenos Aires, Argentius; John S. Whiting, Wayland; Charles M. Willet, Dedham; Reinald N. Wood, Marblehead; Ernest P. Young. Manchester, N. H.; and Oliver L. Picher. San Francisco. Undergraduate...
What's the best collateral for a bank? In Washington last week Bank of America's President Lawrence Mario Giannini described one kind of collateral which had helped the bank founded by his father to grow into the nation's biggest...
...Italian Mario del Monaco, 27, got the evening's first big hand with his throbbing Celeste Aïda. Everyone agreed that he was an uncommonly good actor to find in grand opera, and one of the few in the business who can be made up to look like heroes, but critics found fault with him as lacking the maturity and the "finesse which marks the great artist...