... Mussolini's Edict. Mussolini's latest exploit is concerned with cats. Xcthiug and nobody seems .00 unimportant to escape his eagle eyeor rather that of his official cleanerslip Rome. Trajan's Forum, which till latterly had become slum district, lias ...

... RAILWAYMEN AND MUSSOLINI. Mr. J. H. Thomas. M.P., was ciuestioned Press representtive t»olnight regarding a statement at a Stratfford meeting, that it Signer Mussolini landed ill England. the ruilwaymen would refuse to convey him to Londou. fie said he ...

... Mussolini's Attitude Mr. Peakc said he did not share the viewtaken by some people that Signor Mussolini would use the presence of Italian troops Spain to put further pressure on France when the war was over. Foreign troops would be extremely unpopular ...

... youth makes Fascism eventually coterminous with Italianism, no provision for Mussolini's succession is likely to suffice. Fascism must ultimately run itself, without Mussolini. 44 The most important of all the functions of the Grand Council is that of ...

... MUSSOLINI AND AFGHANISTAN. Sir,—ln consequence of the Verbal Note June 12th presented by the Mussolini Government to Afghan Minister in Rome, and asking for reparations for the execution in Kabul on June 2 of Dario Ptporno. Italian engineer eondemned ...

... Mussolini’s Appeal An article headed Close the Tragic Account of War appeared yesterday in the Popolo d’ltalia, and is believed to have been written by Mussolini himself. It declares that there must be a final settlement of the reparations problem without ...

... Mussolini's Warning the Council of the League met May consider the dispute. Signor Mussolini made speech which was interpreted as a warning the League and not to interfere. H> thai Italy would despatch to East Africa all the troops she cofesidere necessary ...

... Mussolini Silent Meanwhile the effect of Mr. Churchill's warning to Italy has been to extend the whispering gallery in that unhappy country. Mussolini is invisible these days havoc and terror. His invisibility and his silence, strange in one who seized ...

... Hitler and Mussolini Commenting on the German decision assist in the defence Italy and hold the Allies as far south as possible. Lord Alexander states: There were two psychological factors which weighed strongly with Hitler; the well-known reluctance ...

... SIGNOR MUSSOLINI TO ACCOMPANY REJECTION OF ...

... Mussolini's Demands Mussolini has made the rr.o :t urgent demand, it is believed, for Germany to mount a major war to keep the fighting in North Africa and away from Italy. A point has been reached at which the Fascist a.ly has to be kept in the conflict ...

... SORT OF MUSSOLINI. Lorang protested that Mr. Trye had declared that lie had got nothing out (if the new company. had over £BO,OOO, which can proved from the hooks, said Lorang. When lie (Lorang) became director, creditors were pressing, and lie gave ...