... POPE OR MUSSOLINI? That it was a oauestion how long Italy would remain with both a Pope and a Mussolini was the view expressed by the Rev. S. Yelland Richards, of Tunbridge Wells, a former Methodist Minister in Leighton Buzzard, when he lectured at the ...

... Mussolini Methods. ALTHOUGH not enamoured of Fascism, I think there is one, respect in which the Mussolini touch might do good in, this country. An kaglish- man, travelling by train in Italy recently, and being hot and tired, put his feet on the opposite ...

... One For Mussolini JN her autobiography Naomi Jacob has some good stories, and it may surprise you to know that Mussolini can tell a story against himself, so there is still hope for him. Says the writer: Visiting a cinema Mussolini saw himself on the ...

... NOTES BY THE WAY. By Meander. MUSSOLINI AND FASCISMO. There really is a sort of fascination about Signor Mussolini and his methods—at any rate so long as isn’t interfering with oneself; and even then is possible to have (sometimes) sneaking suspicion ...

... [ AMPTHILL. WESLEY GUILD. — * Mussolini, the man and his work,” was the subject of a lecture by Mr. W. F. Freeman, until lately resident u_xd ]dtaly, on Monday. Mr. W. Warwick presided. FORMER MINISTER’S VISIT.—The Rev. J. Scholefield Morris, a former ...

... much speculation. Some believe that Mussolini, having been made aware of Hitler’s plans for an offensive on the Western Front, sought to restrain him; others suggest that it was an attempt on the part of Mussolini to secure a modification in the peace ...

... Hitler told Mussolini that was going to march into Austria. Mussolini was in panic and immediately said to Hitler that Italy would very angry if did that, and asked what lie would give him in return. Hitler at that time promised to support Mussolini in anything ...

... leaders Germany's w hat dis- had not got out id hoped for. Of ight to hope for disappointed— and Mussolini led his Lome. Mussolini Italians still Mussolini began everything one object ...

... future of Fascism in Italy were Mussolini to die, he said he thought that. now Fascism, was firmly established, there were capable men who could carry on. Mr. S. H. Southgate said he could not attribute some of Mussolini's statements to mere childish prattle ...

... Sunday Chronicle. They show’ Hitler’s own shocking story of annihilation in Russia; Mussolini’s whine, IVfy men are doomed Hiller’s offer his own doctor to get Mussolini on his feet Exclusive publication in the ...

... his people's minds to some other trouble. Mussolini was man for whom he had a great respect, because he had effected many improvements in Italy. But things there were not as good as they looked, and Mussolini had to draw the old red herring across the ...

... JUSTICE When Mussolini told Eire that if attacked she would get the support of the Axis Powers and of the Catholic Church, the Ven. Archdeacon F. (j. Scott, chaplain to the Ist Canadian Division of the B.E.F, in the last war, wrote : Mussolini, no doubt ...