South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11

fEelraI- when an afternoon tea on >
rude.y interrupted any moment by
marched on their way 20 "rebuke"
May Day OF last year was a day
OF 5lo0dsled throughout the coun-
try The day ~ election which fol-
lowed shortly fter-pr0claimed as
day OF truce by toth .sides-was
MARKED by some hundreds OF fear
fuI killings and the destruction by
the Fascist OF many Socialist head
quarters Stay Day OF this year was
SO calm that one would have mag
lued lt 20 De Easter. The Fascist
have JUS. held national congress
In Rome which passed with no op-
position whatever from Socialists or
Communists.
Propaganda Unpopular.
Socialists VIII tell you that the
Fascist made their propa ganda so
u1p0puia with their former meth
DDS OF attack that they have had to
become good little boys II they
are 90 regain any following. Fascist
VIII assure you that they are max
ing nc disturbance now because the
Socialists have reformed and the
Communists have become more mild
than The lambs Of the fields
Be these things as they may. q
new program Is In force. according
20 the statement OF Cino Calzor-
Bi1l. secretary OF the Fascio di Com
hatumento. which has It's national
headquarters in Rome. Having or
l1rized 100000 Italians under their
poutical program OF re-esta bllsh-
ing the political equilibrium Of the
nation" at "a time when the Social
ists were strong enough In the Ital-
ian parliament TO block any move
the government wished 10 make, the
Fascist are now organizing their
forces on economic lines.
Calzor-Bini, who Is an energetic
Italian. with some knowledge Of the
English language and more Of Amer
lean spirit told me with enthusiasm
of the successes of the Fascist
Lake all Fascist, he claims that 10
his party belongs the credit OF the
present order m italy. especially the
political order Of the parliament
overlooking the fact that Com
muuist and Fascist deputies were
en- but shooting each other down IN
the chamber less than a year ago.
eve stand Ready 20 Fight"
There are some regions of Italy"
he told me. where il is still neces-
sary TO combat the Socialist forces.
Occasionally the Fascist are at
tackled by Communists. and we must
retaHate and. OF course. we stand
ready at al times 10 take up the
oil fight If IL is necessary"
lie turned 20 answer a telephone
call urging him 20 come az once to
a little village near Rome that evil
IDENTIFY needed little rebuking. Just
outside the door OF his office clam
ored a noisy crowd Of Fascist wait
ing final orders 10 set forth on an
expedition into the country-an lex
petition Of propaganda"
zone OF our greatest victories
continued Calzor-Blni. after promis-
Ing 20 go 70 the little village. was
that Of May Day Not only was Italy
quiet from one end 20 the other, but
for the first May Day in IA years
the trains were running They were
run by 80 600 Fascist. regular rail-
road workers whom we have organ
lied as counter labor group TO
defeat the program Of the Socialist
svndicates.
THAT IS only the beginning OF our
new program" he continued "Our
greatest success in organizing work
ers has been fin the agricultural
sections where we have about 60.
coo member Of the Fascist Gruppi
or syndicate"
He did not add. as he might have,
that many thousands more have
been won away from the regular
syndicate organization Of agriCul-
turaI workers refusing TO belong TO
either group until they understand
what tnev are fighting FOR.
Not Called Syndicates
eve 90 rot cali our organizations
syndicate because we do not like
that word bur 10 Is difficult 10 make
workers understand new words. so
we shall prob7hlv eventually call
our groups syndicates also" he ex-
rla.ne1
Remembering that ono Of the
strongest syndicate organizations Of
women is among tho agricultural
workers md recalling the bitter
rese of The Gchfinr between peas
ants and rho Faecieti a year ago.
asked Ca1zor-Dirf - the Fascist
have been able 90 organize women
successfully
NO he replied. women are not
raspondirE but we shall learn how
% organize them. zoo. Tn Rome we
have ORGANIZED hundreds Of tobacco
workers among The men and we
have iust seven women" And then
Pc added little bitterly, They are
rurh ferocioue fighters when they
are arat~et us' There is nothins
women ia NOT think Of doing when
thev see Fascist They attack ms on
every occasion. they throw things
or- -he windows on our heads They
are dreadful, But wait we shall set
chem into The Fascist organization.
ard then they viii fight just as hard
for us
Workers Arc Problem.
The Industrial workers are an
o-re~ fFcv1t problem for the Fas-
rH Calzor- Piri explained that he
cause -re Fascist have n land nro-
Gram that appeals 90 the peasants
+rev ara able +o or~1 rize them. But
-1- IS +o m Industrial worker with
nothing roN than the eight-hour-
la~ D-o-r1u which he already has
e7 ask rfu not % sabotage natur-
r -ret- with less enthusiasm
Nevertheless. the Fascist have sue
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HUDSON SUPER SIX