Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-18
HIGH PRAISE
FOR FASCIST
DR.. B. M. Triple, of Rome,
Says Revolutionists Are
Finest Manhood
BELIEVES THEY'LL
SAVE NATION

Calling them patriots OF high or
der. intelligently led, Dr. B. NJ. Tip
pie, president OF the International
College at Monte Mario, Rome, be-
slowed high praise upon the Fascist
OF Italy, in an address in the High
School auditorium last night 10 an
audience OF 500 men, many OF whom
were prominent masons.
DIR. Triple has spent nearly four
teen years in Rome. He has been
twice knighted by the King of italy
for educational and war services
to Italy and for bringing about
closer relations between Italy and
the United States. His topic last
night was "The Fascist and Its Pas
sible Relation 10 Happiness In the
Near East"
"Mussolini and HIS Facisti are the
products OF Italy's disappointments
with the peace settlements Of the
war and her impotence with the
weakness of her central government
in Rome as to its form and internal
policy since the armistioe," SAID DR..
Triple.
Inc II drGAcAA arc AAt "a NNAhANAN
OF the war. They ere the men, some
OF whom went with DAnunzio to
Fiume and large numbers OF the
middle classes who are weary Of the
obstructionist tactics Of the radicals
in the summer OF 1890 and since that
time.
"Of course II is always a danger
Gus thing for any group in a nation. !
however righteous their cause. 20 |
overrule the constitutional govern |
ment. and that is what the Fastcisti |
have done in insisting on taking !
the reins Of power.
But we must remember that these
young fellows called Fascist, are
the very cream of Italy's young life.
They are ardent patriots. They are
intelligentiy led. And believe they
carry in their hearts the spirit of
Garibaidi, Cavour and Mazzini and
those other great men who made
modern Italy. ] believe they ought
20 be successful. and that they will I
be successful in saving modern Italy
from her social and economic dis
tress OF the present and leaving her
In a position 70 work out her destiny,
which seems TO be that OF the domi-
nant race on the Mediterranean in
his century.
ITALY has IN the person OF Victor
the third, one OF the most
intelligent and one of the most dem
,cratic kings that ever wore a crown.
Rally Round the King.
II see that the Fascist have raj
led about him and am very happy
o see this. whether Mussolini and
ais cabinet will win out In the pro-
gram ne has outlined for Italy, OF
,ourse, will depend very largely on
his own personal force and wisdom. {
I hope ne will and rather believe
he will, because he and his followers
are selfishly patriotic"
DR.. Triple explained that the In
ternationai College In Rome IS To-
sated on Monte Mario, the highest
sn1inence In Rome. The college owns
Is acres OF land. "Frsm our
DR.. Triple said. I'VE COM
nand a view unsurpassed in all the Q
world We have in the college at 1
he present time young men, not v
,nly from italy, but from all the c
lands. Eleven different s
iations are represented by these y
roung men. You can see that It n
axes on a very decided information b
Il character"
I'VE feel" he continued. that in p
ringing these young men together p
md in helping them TO understand
me another AMI training them in the u
deals OF constructive peace. and 7.
hen sending them back 10 their var 81
ous lands as leaders we are doing y
real and great piece of work for ~
he right kind Of reconstruction in u
Europe"