Evening star., 1922-10-31
fascist ORDERED
D|SBANDED AFTER
VICTORY IN ROME
Italy Nearly Normal Again,
Following Naming of Cab
. met by Mussolini.
II REPORTED KILLED
IN SPORADIC RlOTING
Sforza Resigns as Ambassador to
Paris Thousands to Parade
in Capital Tonight.
By the Associated Press.


ROME, October 31.-The fascist
high command today ordered the de-
mobilization of the fascist. and the
numerous members of that organiza-
tion in Rome will leave for home after
their patriotic procession. which it
has been decided to hold this evening.
The situation in Italy according to
semi-otficial expression today, is re-
garded as normal again The settle
ment of the crisis, it is added is hailed
with great satisfaction by public opin-
ion.
Twelve Reported Dead In Attacks.
Twelve persons were reported dead
today as the result of attacks in which
fascist We're involved.
Snpers fired from windows while
the fascist from AbruZzi were cross
ing a workmen's quarter through
which they were entering the city.
Four fascist fell dead. Reinforce
ments were sought and the police soon
occupied the whole zone, which is the
same one in which fascist were at
tackled last May ~ during celebra-
tfon of the anniversary of ltalys en-
trance into the war. The other fatali-
ties reported today. eight in number,
resulted from a clash yesterday after
noon between fascist and communists
in the Siburtino quarter.
Break Into Deputy's Home.
A band of Ancona fascist. led by
Casare Rossi, broke into the home of
Deputy Mingrino, commander of the
communist red guards, last night.
They seized all the documents they
could find, sequestered forty hand
grenades and threw the furniture
into the street and set it on fire.
Mussolini came to Rome on the in
vitation of the king, with whom he
had a long audience, after which he
named his ministers.
Mussolinis cabinet was announced
as follows:
Premier. minister of the interior
and foreign affairs, Benito Mussolini:
minister of war, Gen. Armando DiaZ;
minister of marine, Vice Admiral
Thaon di Revel: minister of the treas
ury, Prof Luigi Einaud Snationalist); !;
minister OF industry. Theophile Rossi
tnatlonalisD; minister of finance,
Signor de Stefani (tascista); minister
of the colonies, Luigi Federzoni ina
tionaiiSO.
Four fascist and one democrat
were appointed subsecretaries.
Benito MusSolini. the faCista head
office at O'Clock this morning to
begin his active work premier. An
hour later he and his colleagues in
the cabinet We're received by King
Victor Emmanuel and individually
took the oath OF office.
After Tardy officials.
Upon reaching the government office
after his nights rest, Premier Mus
solini called each of the members of
his cabinet bl- telephone, in order To
ascertain whether all these civil serv-
ants of the state We're at their posts,
the new premier having knowledge
that many ministers in former regimes
had the habit of appearing an hour or
two or even three hours late
Whoever negiects his duty shows
himself unworthy OF his post and must
be replaced,' Premier .IuSsolini an
nounced in his direct, assertive way
The premier made an early report to
King Victor Emmanuel of the entire
situation throughout Ita.y and the
latest reports fIom abroad, giving ms
majesty an impartial view of how
the solution of the crisis in Italy had
been received both at home and in for
eign countries.
Buys Himself Frock Coat.
The premier then directed that the
entire membership of the cabinet be
ready to take the oath of loyalty in
the presence of the king.
Everybody must wear a frock coat
and top hat" the premier told each
minlster. Turning mis- secretary
he asked to be supplied himself with
the articles Of apparel.
Il never have possessed either one,"
he remarked. Half an hour later he
was trying on various sizes of ready
made frock coats, and shortly after
ward he wds 1uliy equipped to meet
the king formally.
Severe Task. Says King.
King Victor Emmanuel received the
cabinet members in a cordial earnest
way. He shook hands with each min
lister. congratulating them all, but
adding that d severe task was before
them. and saying he trusted in their
devotion to the welfare of the ma
ton for the success of their mission.
Premier Nussolini was the first to
take the oath of office. He stood
rigidly at attention before the king,
surrounded by the ministers. The
oath, in which the taker swears to
be faithful to the king and his legal
descendants. and to the constitution
and fundamental laws of the state.
for the inseparable welfare of the
king and the mother country"
More Fascist Expected.
Rome awaited with eager expecta-
ton today the formal entry into the
city of thousands of the fascist who
were called from all parts of the
country over the week end in sup
port of the fascist demand for con-
troll of the country.
This demand now satisfied with the
call to power of their leader, Benito
Mussolini, the new government was
ready to take full control and it's fas-
cisti supporters from all Italy pre-
pared to celebrate their triumph by a
procession through the city.
Limits Marchers to $4,000.
1t was decided last night, however,
that not all the throngs of fascist
who had made their way to the vicin-
ity of Rome at their leaders call
should participate In the triumphal
march. the idea being to limit their
number to $4,000 with the route of the
parade passing by the Quirinal for a
tribute to King Victor Emmanuel, a
march through the main streets of the
city to the unknown soldiers tomb
and then a rehabilitation and the re-
turn of the demonstrants to their
homes In various parts Of Italy.
Meanwhile the fascist already in
Rome, including some from outside, who
had previously entered the city, cele-
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