New York, New York. Girolamo Valente, editor of the progressive Italian weekly, La Parola, conferring with his secratary. The ashtray in the form of open-mouthed Mussolini was presented by a friend. Painting on the wall is of Giacomo Matteotti, an Italian patriot. Valente is a prominent anti-fascist
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