Signer Noseda, Attorney General, summed up last week the State's case against onetime Deputy Tito Zaniboni, arrested (TIME, Nov. 16, 1925 et seq.) with a rifle in his hands which he was aiming at a balcony from which Premier Mussolini was to speak two hours later.
"We contend that the accused is guilty of homicide, attempted insurrection, and carrying a rifle," boomed the Attorney General. "The homicide must be considered as committed, because it was prevented by forces [policemen] entirely beyond the control of Zaniboni, whom you have heard confess, nay, boast [TIME, April...
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