FASCIST COLONISTS
THOUSANDS BOUND FOR LIBYA Unltea Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright GENOA, October 27. Preceded by a triumphal procession through decorated streets, one of the largest migrations in history will begin when the Vulcania, with Marshal Balbo aboard, the first of 20 ships which are taking 20,000 settlers to Libya, sails from Genoa to-morrow, the anniversary of the Fascist march on Rome. Thirty special trains are converging on Genoa, Naples and Syracuse, the three ports of departure from Italy and Sicily. They will bring 1800 families, averaging nearly 10 children each. Food and clothing are being Issued to the adults and toys to the children. The men will march to the wharf six abreast and the women and children will ride in motors. Signor Mussolini will review the Argosy at sea. The Rome correspondent of “The Daily Telegraph” reports that Marshal Balboa states that the 20,000 will be increased to 500,000 within 10 years when all the available land would be intensively cultivated. •
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLV, Issue 21180, 29 October 1938, Page 17
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