FASCISMO

Grey River Argus, 30 March 1926, Page 5

FASCISMO

; A DEMONSTRATION. i Seventh Anniversary. MUSSOLINI’S POSITION. HOME, Marell 27. 1 he seventh anniversary of la sei sir. , was celebrated throughout Italy, it was announced that Premier Alussul.ni himself would review the Koine -heder a Hon <q Enscists, and issue a message to lii<» nation. “lln? Observer's’ Home correspondent, says: “?J usscli 111 stands forth today as the real master of halv. He has a position held by no other Premier. I'eople are imprisoned for speak dig, ill of him. and drastic laws prelect h.m Irom harm. His ambition is not merely to be a parly leader Premier, but to change, completely the whole spirit of Italy. Try understand the atmosphere surrounding the ••Duc-c” and Fascism festival one must go back to the days of Ceasar. Senator Contarini. Foreign Minister. has resigned moured that he disagreed witL A'leKUt/ Mussolini'foreign policy. A MUSSOLINI DICTUM. FASCISM OR DEATH! (Reed. March 29 at 9.5 p.m.') | ROME, March 2.8. “Fascist Italy i< both loved and feared abroad, bid, I do not attach importance to what foreigners think or write,” said Signor Mussolini when addressing the troops. “It is natural,'’ he said, “that Plutocracy, Liberalism, Freemasonry, and Democracy •should combine against Fascism, but 1 hose antagonistic forces must either copy Fascism, or die. The foreigners must eml their gossipy Parliamentarism, and give their executives greater power to regulate Labour and Capital i as the Fascists have done.” NATIONAL CELF.BRATTONS.

MUSSOLINI'S SPEECH. (Received March 29 at 9.40 p.m.) ROME, March 29. Italy has just celebrated the seventh anniversary of Fascism. Signor Mussolini sent a message to the people, recalling how. after seven years, the situation in Italy had bee.: cleared, and the opposition dispersed. Ho urged the Black Shirts to renewed endeavours for the national consolidation, with the watchword ‘’Discipline—continuing ami unchangSipmor Mussolini ihorcuivm reviewed the Fascists from an aeroplane. The Premier labor on addressed the Fascists, asking] them not to forgot that the destiny of Ttalv was under their safeguard as a nation worthy of tlm name o{■'‘Empire. From the early morning, the Fascists paraded tko streets with ensigns and the strains of bands. The nublic buildings were decorated with pictures of Signor Mussolini everywhere