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AFTER MUSSOLINI, WHO- AND WHAT?
ITALY WONDERS
ABOUT FUTURE
OF MUSSOLINI
The Facista Movement Forges
Ahead, Giving Mussolini More
Power Than Any Other
Living Ruler
ROME, Nov. 24. Benito Mua
atolini, already the most powerful
man in the world, is preparing to
receive ex in greater powers from
the Italian parliament,
Mussolii’ is tile whol< show in
lt-ly, and there is no 'vice,'
Italian lawmakers and uncounted
thousands ut Italian citizens greet
with unrestrained acclaim the pro
posal to make of Mussolini one of
the greatest uncrowned monarchs in
the world's history.
But after Mussolini, who—and
what?
Some of the more thoughtful in
Italy are beginning to wonder, as
news of the impending accession of
the dictator to absolute control of
■every parliamentary proposal is giv
en out.
The bigness and ability of Mus
solini which have so startled the
modern world are gifts of a mortal
han,
Mussolini can't live forever, and
the saner Italians who love their
country wonder and worry what will
happen when he passes off the scene.
There is nobody else in the Fascist
organization with half his brains and
driving power.
Mussolini is to designate. under
rew legislation, his successor as pre
mier. But the successor conceiv
ably might be undone in short order
once the master mind that placed
him in authority- no longer was func-
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Feuds a. Menace
It sometimes has been said that if
ar.; thing happens to Benito, Fascist
affairs will be conducted by atrium
virate composed of Roberto Farinaci
> xlrailwayman, who is secretary
general of the Fascist organization;
Minister of the Interior Federzoni,
But that is extremely doubtful,
and Minister of Justice Rocco.
There are left wings and right
wings and rigetaoietaoi etaoiet
wings in Fascism, and only the iron
hand of Mussolini keeps down the
feuds.
Having created the Fascist state
within the state. Mussolini rapidly is
making the one swallow the other.
Fascists comprise the army and the
navv, or much of both. They control
overwhelmingly the parliament antJ
| the election machinery. They are 1
■forming a Fascist labor union a”d a .
Fascist employers* unron. Ar.; over
I all, Mussolini is king bee.
i In his own cabinet, Mussolini is '
not cont- nt with being premier. He
also conducts foreign affairs, the
army, the navy and aviation. He is
to conduct all legislation with impe
rial authority so ironbound that none
care uuestioc it.
King Victor Emmanuel is not even
a “vice” in Italy. He isn’t as im- I
portant as America's president. The
little, well-meaning hard-working
titular ruler is simply a figurehead.
His features tsill are soon on s'tamps
and coins, but from every picture
shop window, from every wwall,
from every newspaper and magazine
the strong face of Benito the Great
scowls -at the talian citizenry.
Photographs beg the privilege of
taking snaps of Mussolini. They sell
like hotcakes. Few photographers
pay any attention any longer to the
king.
It’s not true that all the nation
submit- to Mussolini’s dictatorship
willingly. Outbreaks like those at
Florence evidence dissension within
the Fascist organization. And the
workers at Milan and Turin are just
as much Bolshevists at heart as ever
But defiance of the dictator is
deadly now. Only the keeper of
Rome's fine zoo has got away’ with
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it, and he was diplomatic.
j Mussolini 'tis said, complained!
, that his pet lioness at the zoo looked i
thin, and ordered that it be given
* cooked instead of law meat.
"If I feed it cooked meat, your I
Excellency will have a dead lioness,” j
the keeper replied.
Benito commands the admiration
of the younger generation of Italians !
That explains in part the noise which I
is made over him.
'. How he has caught youth's fancy!
is illustrated by what a Rome shoe i
clerk asid to me:
I used to work in Cleveland and
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I This wonderful scene «r nieh* was
i staged in Piazza St. Mark Venice
j when the world-famed church uud
; other holdings were ikiminated in
I honor of Benito Mussolini and to!
! commemorate the Fascist march on I
I Rome of three years ago.
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! Chicago, and I worked in shoe shops, I ,
If I didn't do the work the boss hired 1 .
jme for, he fired me. Well, that's
'Mussolini’s w-ay. If people don't do j :
; the government's work properly, he i
fires them. Americans ought to ad-! '
| mire him rather than criticize. He’s ,
the goods.”
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER 24. 1925
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Along the dotted line in this pic
ture a bullet to singfi with Beni
to Musolini, Italy's dictator, as its
target. Ex-Deputy Zanizoni intend
ed to poke his rifle from the window
of the building at the rignt and end
Mussolini’s carrer as the dictator
spoke from the balcony of the build
ing in the background. But Rome po
lice hoard the plot before it could
be executed, and sent Zaniboni to
jail. I
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YORKSHIRE, Eng. —■ A certain
sparrow that has a nest near here
has turned miser. In its nest the
following things were found stored
away: a penwiper, a piece of boric
lint, a finger of an old kid glove,
a safety pin, six pieces of string, two
strips of cloth, a piece of blotting
paper, a bone button and a 15-inch
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