Rome Paper Reports Allied Disposition of 99 Italian Warships By th« Associated Pros* ROME, Dec. 20.—The newspaper Giorntle Della Serra published to night a list showing the disposition of 99 naval warcraft. The newspaper said Allied paval experts had decided on the distribution. Russia, France, Yugoslavia, Greece and the Netherlands will receive 97 of the war vessels, the newspaper said. The other two are the battleships Italia and Vittorio Veneto, which were assigned respectively to the United States and Breat Britain but are being returned by those nations to Italy for scrapping, it said. The 28,000-ton battleship Giulio Cesare will go to Russia, the article reported. The newspaper reported this dis tribution of the other vessels Under the peace treaty: To Russia—The 9.000-ton cruiser Duca D’Aosta: destroyers Fuciliere, Mitragliere and Riboty; torpedo boats Animoso and Ardimentoso; <2 submarines, 7 motor torpedo boats, '2 corvettes, 3 motor barges, the square-rigged training ship Colombo, the naval transport Montecuccoli, 5 tankers and 12 tugs. To France—The 4.000-ton cruisers Bcipione, Regelo and Pompeo; des troyers Oriani, Artigliere, Legion ario and Velite; torpedo boat For tunale: two submarines; seven motor torpedo boats; two corvettes; three motor barges; one picket boat; the naval transport Panigaglia; six tankers; 12 tugs. To Yugoslavia—the torpedo boats Ariete, Indomito and Aliseo; two mortor barges: six mine sweepers. To Greece—the 9,000-ton crufser Eugenio di Savoia. The newspaper added that Eng land. while renouncing its quota, had asked Italy to turn over three, motor torpedo boats to be presented to the Netherlands in recognition of its contribution to Allied naval warfare in the Mediterranean. "A modest gift,” II Glornale com mented, “but, as one sees, at the expense of someone else, which is a curious conception of courtesy and gratitude." Ex-Paratrooper Gets Life In Year-Old Baby's Death By th* Associated Press COLUMBUS, Ohio. Dec. 20.—The 32-year-old former paratrooper who admitted killing year-old Stephen Killeen by ramming a water hose down the child's throat was sen tenced to life in prison today. Common Pleas Judge Myron B. Gessaman ordered Thomas M. Craft of Columbus committed to Lima State Hospital for the criminal in sane until he is cured of a psycho neurosis from which alienists say he is suffering. If he is declared cured, he will be transferred to Ohio Penitentiary for the remainder of his life, the judge ruled. Craft pleaded guilty to second de gree murder in the death last April 16 of the infant son of his sister-in law, Mrs. Maxine Killeen, who was living in his home. The State charged Craft took the baby to the bathroom in a fit of anger, rammed a rubber hose down its throat and turned on the water to silence its crying. Psychiatrists at Lima Hospital found Craft mentally 111. 'Ca*h or Credit (6 to 18 Month*)' CAMERAS Photo and Dark Room Supplioi Movio Equipment World Known Makes, Catalogue Ftee Highest Trade in Allowance BRENNER The Complete Photo Department Store 933 Penno. Ave. N.W. ^Opp^Dept^o^^usti«^^^R^M34^^ LOST. BEAGLE PUPPY, female, vicinity of Md. ave and Buchanan st.. Hyattsville, Dec. 15. Reward. Call WA. 1.156._—22 _ BEDLINGTON TERRIER, gray, namtd "Cyrano," tags; recently lost in i t., may be injured. HI, 4102._—21 BIRD DOG, white with small balek spots, one eye and ear black, collar. 'Bromos." not friendly. Reward. RA. 1572. —22 CAT, yellow, bobtailed: north of Dupont Circle; reward. Please call Adams .1382 before 4.__ CHANGE PURSE, red. lost Thursday, with keys end change. Columbia road section; reward. CO. 4177. CHIHUAHUA, brown: reward. Return 2930 14th st n w\__ —21 __ COCKER SPANIEL, tan and white, male; strayed from Erie st.. Berwyn. Md., Fri day. Reward. TO. 6257. —21 COCKER, black, with white harness and small anchor attached, name "Sailor Boy"; lost Dec. 1; $100 reward. WO. 5302. ___—24 CORDE BAG. black, vicinity 3rd and Shepherd n.w., containing glasses, bill fold. fountain pen and other small arti cles: Sat. eve.: reward. Call TA. 8777. DISCHARGE PAPERS AND BOND, vicin ity of Takoma Park. Reward. Call Sligo 2965, ask for JOE._ —21 DOG. Kerry blue, vicinity of Indian Spring Country Club or Rockville. Md.. crippled left hind lea. Has no tags or collar. Re ward. Gaithersburg 149-J._—22 DOG. male, Boston terrier type, black brindle; vicinity West Hyattsville. Call Union 3499._—23 DOG. gmall wire-haired terrier, tag No.' 3204, Md.; vie. of Southern ave. and Suit land rd. s.e. Phone HI. 3038. _ EARRING, gold. Intricate design set with 5 small star sapphires and small diamonds. Reward $25. RE^ 5600^ Ext. 2876. —21 EVENING PURSE, black. Kentucky Society membership card. Buckner Blackerby; re ward. Phone DE. 1891__ r oi DiacK corae nanaoag wun name and 2123 Eye st. n.w. address con tained therein welcome to money if bag and the other contents are returned to the desk._ * FOX TERRIER, small, black, female, brown spots over eyes, answer to name of 'Skip py." Reward. TR. 7887. —21 FUR NECKPIECE, dark brown. 8 skint; 1022 Vermont ave. n.w. and Farragut Square._Cali after 7 p.m. WI. 8641. —21 HANDBAG, brown leather, contains keys. Identification and cash: lost December lfi, on Mt. Pleasant streetcar. Reward. NO. 3984._*_—24 MISSES CHRISTMAS PRE8ENT, green hooded coat in Morton's suit box and wrapped in brown paper; lost from trunk of cab between 18th st. n.w and 21st st. n.e.; reward. Call TR. 8743. 32* NOTARIAL SEAL, S. L. McLaurln, Dis trict of Columbia, on Saturday. Dec. 20; reward, NO. 7034. —22 PART SCOTCH TEHSri*. male, black with some grey; 10 years old. active; lost Nov. 23rd. near 500 block A st a.e. on was home to Kensington. Md ; reward. Call PL. 0912.—21 PIN. large, gold, sunburst design, set with diamonds and rubies; possibly In cab from Kanr.'s to Conn, and L st.. 4:80 Thurs day. Dec, 18. Reward. DE. 7595:_—28 RING, yellow gold, diamond and sapphire get, bet. 4th and Penna. ave. s.e. and Colonial Vlllacc. December 3. Reward. CH. 2000. Eg., 797._21 * TOT BOSTON TERRIER, old, ffl: lost from 322 Jefferson st. n.w. Call OE. 5,97._ WIRE'HAIRED TERRIER, female, 8 years old. white lets, black saddle; lost Nov. 19 near 18th and Columbia rd. n.w. Reward. HO. 8629._ —21 WALLET, lady's: contains driving permit and cash; vicinity of 11th and F sts.. Sat. evening, approx. 5:30; reward. WI i>46iI. WEDDING BAND. 14 carat solid, plati num pink and yellow gold, hand made. *•« inch wide, get with 6 rubies ■« inch in diameter: worth $250: lost on 14th st. ctr between Irving end Eve st. n.w noon Fri dgy; reward. EM. 4748._—28 WRIST WATCH, lady’s, diamond. Elfin; vicinity 7tb and E sts. n.w.; Tueg. gfter noon. Rewtrd. RE. 3991._—23 WRIST WATCH, diamond and platinum: lost Friday, bet. Garflnekel's and Woodward & Lothrop't. Reward. WI. 2508. —21 I PITTSBURGH—ISLAND QUEEN RAISED—The blackened hull of the once proud "Island Queen” excursion boat was rasied by workmen from the Monongahela river yesterday. The boat exploded and burned last September 11, killing 20 crew members. —AP Wirephoto. 15 Injured in Italy As Labor Disorders Break Out Again By tht Associated Press ROME, Dec. 20.—Fifteen per sons were injured in new out breaks of fighting in Italy’s labor disorders today and Italians faced the possibility of a spa ghetti-less Christmas as the re sult of a Communist-led na tional strike of 300,000 food workers. Pope Pius in an encyclical urged prayers the world over for the abatement of social hates and “tumults" which he said threaten to "undermine and overturn the very foundation of states." but gun fire flared In Naples and rioting i again broke out in Sicily. | The trouble in Naples began when workmen argued in front of an em ployment office that a Christmas unemployment dole was too small. Both workers and police drew fire arms, and five wounded were added to tne long roll ot casualties in tne last six weeks of disturbances. Twenty-three have been killed in that period. Three Policemen Wounded. Among the pounded today were three police and two demonstrators. Eight persons were wounded, in cluding a carabinieri marshal, a trooper, a policeman and five civil ians, at Contrada Tramonta, near Mazzarino, Sicily. Workers at Contrada Tramonta erected roadblocks, cut communica tion lines and then stoned police and carabinieri who were approach ing, Rome newspaper dispatches said. The rioters then sacked the local headquarters of the Uomo Qualunque (common man) party. The workers had gone on a gen eral strike for a pay bonus and other concessions. The granting of a similar demand ended a general strike at Trapani in Sicily, after two strikers had been injured, but a general walkout con tinued at Gela, Sicily, and another walkout was threatened at Messina, Sicily. In Treviseo, near Venice, agricul tural workers demonstrated before the prefecture, the provincial gov ernment building, and stoned police when the latter used tear gas against them. Police reinforcements from Padua helped scatter the demonstrators, several of whom were arrested. The nation-wide strike of food handlers began this morning, but there was hope it would be settled before Monday. Labor Minister Amintore Fanfani continued a long series of conferences with the work ers and food industry representa tives in an effort to end a deadlock in negotiations for a new labor con tract. The labor minister made no prog ress with the workers and owners in his latest session, which ended shortly before midnight. , He called another conference for tomorrow. The strike, involving workers in flour mills and food-processing fac tories. including candv. Dastrv. ---- wwwwi //////// wi/iitbte} 919 F llreer, n. w II TtMl OF miMILITf FOUND. DOG. female, medium alee, brown, short hair; near Poxhall rd Call WO. 2143. WRIST WATCfiT man's, found in Stanton station. Takoma Park. GX. 3700. I spaghetti and preserve plants, and distilleries, appeared loaded with more trouble for Premier Alclde de Gasperi’s leftist-harried govern ment than any of the assaults it has yet confronted in the public squares of the cities and the con stituent assembly. Bakers, milk distributors and ice plants were exempted from the strike call, but the strike of flour millers threatened the bread as well as the spaghetti supply. Sepral, the government’s food control organization, announced that distribution of the monthly spaghetti ration would begin Mon day in Rome province, but warned it could not guarantee how long supplies would last. Consequently many Romans were preparing to rush the spaghetti ration lines. The communist-dominated Gen eral Confederation of Labor declared the strike would continue until the workers’ demands were met. Meanwhile, commercial workers in Florence, in Northern Italy, voted to walk out Monday. Moose Fete 200 Children About 200 children were enter tained last night at a Christmas party by Columbia Lodge No. 126, Loyal Order of Moose, 2200 Twen tieth street N.W. Twenty-five chil dren from the Barney Neighborhood House were among the guests. Hartley Sure Inis Congress Won't Change Labor Law ly th« Auocioted Pr«i DETROIT, Dec. 20 —In the opin ion of the man who has been in the legislative corner since the opening bell, labor may as well abandon any hope of an early knockout of the Taft-Hartley law. Chairman Hartley, Republican, of New Jersey, of the House Labor Committee, predicts without quali fication "this Congress will not change the law.” Nor, he added in a visit to Detroit during the week, will anything be yond a major change in the political complexion of the House and Senate give labor any hope ‘of repealing the law. He based his confidence on the fact that some features of the Talt-Hartley law received the ma jority approval of Congress as long ago as 1940. “Even if the complexion of Con gress were to change to a point as far back as 1940," he maintained, “there would still be a majority in favor of this law.” Mr. Hartley said the pressure for repeal or revision of the law has been the severest in his 20 years’! experience in the House. Boy, 12, Who Killed Sister Sent to Mental Hospital By the Associated Press LAS ANIMAS, Colo., Doc. 30.— Jimmy Melton, 12-year-old con fessed slayer of his sister, was or dered committed to Colorado Psy chopathic Hospital today after his counsel had entered a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity. District Attorney Gordon Allott of Lamar lodged murder charges against the boy today in the Decem-_ ber 14 shooting of 16-year-old Phyl lis Marie Melton. 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