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we . — &™pap | ceecrpeemrer At first! tated, this paper was written entirely an, known as the¥\Trombetto, en it was published half in English and half in Italien, and‘now it is published entirely in English. It consists of only four sheets, has only "canned news" (taken from other pepers), and the main part is the editorial seotion veeat. on the first pege, which is chiefly devoted to war events at present. stated that "The Trumpet" was formerly put out by, or had connected with it, SERAFING’NIGRO, who bas been secretary to the Italiad consul in Denver, Colorado, for a mumber of years. It 4s his opinion that the latter is no longér conneoted with the paper, which is put out solely by MORGANTI. He further advised that this paper has “tapered off lately," not being &s vicious or outspoken in its Fascist tendencies. It now devotes much of its editorial space to quoting outstand- ing Americans taking. the stand against war--the last issue quoting an open letter by CHARLES AT LINDBERGH. | ae informed that the paper has taken i _ —azi stand, although it is more pro-Fascist than pro-Nazi. It was stated that he did not believe that this paper's circuletion is over two hundred WEE scree thet "The Trumpet" was started by the secretary of the Italian consul in Denver, SERAFINO NIGRO, who was also connected with the Italian-American Bank in Denver which failed some years ago- This paper, according t is presently put out by HKORGANTI_of the MORGANTI STUDIOS between 14th and 15th Streets on Champa in Denver. said the peper comes - out about once a week and does not have a circulation over three or four eee | hundred. He stated that the paper editorially supported WENDELL L. WILLKIE F ‘ ageinst President ROOSEVELT in the last presidential election. In the mind 4 A of sere is no question that "The Trumpet" is pro-Fascist in sympathy, although he was unable to give definite information on this subject.