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Show ' X ' As Italian officials seek to capture cap-ture Italy's nearest approximation of "Robin Hood" Salvatore Giul-iono Giul-iono a special task force, using dags as aides, has been set on Gi'jliano's heels. Above, one of these dogs is being taken over hurdles in a training routine. i it " "7 - J f , 1 ; II" I ! l U Rttlillllp llilll j - - 1 - ' ' "1 In photo above, one of the dogs of the war on the Sicilian bandit is getting hard training for the difficult task ahead. For two years, some 2,000 policemen, armed with everything but the atomic bomb, have failed to bring Giuliano in. The government hopes the canine hunters will help do the trick. Below, one of the dogs is running an obstacle course as a part of his conditioning. ft; Shown here (above) topping a huge barrier as he is trained for the hunt is one of the dogs which it is hoped will help do the job of rapturing the Sicilian "Robin Hood" who, with his men, strikes ! the night, burns, kidnaps and J murders, and then disappears. , A 'f; i !- :i : ? , f--A a j i ; L v .. 'J j V The dogs being trained in Giuliano's territory all have one thing in common they are fearless and savage. At left, the dog has subdued the "enemy" and sits quietly by as a guard takes over. Below, something of the savagery and ferocity of the dogs is shown as this one lunges for his quarry. 1 ' 1 ' : ":AJ ' ' ' j - |
