New Britain herald., 1922-10-30

INOIlt' OCls oU. tbE ASSOClaLeQ Press) -Benito Mussolini leader of the fascist called by King Victor En- manuel to form cabinet arrived in Rome this forenoon. Crowds throng- ing the neighborhood of the railway terminal gave him an enthusiastic welcome.
 Mussolini left immediately for the Quirinal, where he was given an au- dience with the king.
 Calm Is Maintained
 The capital was lavishly decorated with flags today, but calm was being maintained.
 It Is believed the new ministry will be constituted in the course of the | day.
 When the fascisti leader arrived at Civitavecchia before taking a train for Rome. thousands of fascist and citizens welcomed him. In the course of short address Mussolini exhorted the crowds to remain calm. Patriotic airs were sung.
 Serious Riotng Occurs
 Serious rioting broke out here last |. ing through a workingmen's quarter. known to be hotbed of subversive elements, were attacked by commun- ists who threw stones and fired re- yolvers. The fascist replied. One person was killed and one fascist was wounded and the fascist who were greatly outnumbered, had two of their men taken prisoner. Resume Railway Traffic
 The fascist immediately telephoned to headquarters whence numerous groups in motor cars went to the res- cue of their companions Troops, meanwhile occupied the zone with an overwhelming number of soldiers. Railway traffic in Italy susperfded yes- terday by order of the military au- thorities. was resumed this morning, the director of railways announced.
 The newspaper Azione Socialista, today contains the following:
 We learn that all the members of the communist party were informed last evening that that party is ceas- ing it's operations today and all its members are released from party dis cipline and duties.
 Tt is believed that as result of this decision, the communist deputies will resign their seats"
 No Refusals Permitted
 The Rome commander of the fascs- Ii says an Exchange Telegraph dis patch from Rome today, has issued manifesto ordering the fascist squads in the city, not to carry out any reprisas The manifesto says:
 "All conflicts are not only useless but harmful to the fascist cause"
 Burn Newspapers.
 The only amusement the fascist al- lowed themselves today was to con. tinue burning copies of the newspaper Il Paese the offices of which they oc- cupied this morning.
 A huge bonfire. which must have several tons of paper, burned all day in the public square outside the newspaper offices sur- rounded by ring of enthusiastic on- lockers, The demonstration took place under the laughing eyes of the royal guards stationed there to protect the members of the newspaper staff.
 Armed Men On Guard.
 Soldiers in the kings uniform early today were lining the road from Civi. tavecchia to Rome all along its way through the Pennins and barbed wire guarded by sentries with fixed bay onets protected the entrances to Al. umiere. Tolfa Mausiania and Brac- ,iano, 20 miles northwest of Rome.
 Railway communication was still interrupted in the early hours between and Rome
 so,O0O Are Encamped
 With radius of 50 miles from Rome 60 900 fascist were encamped overnight, many of them sending lor- ies into the capital to bring hack the bread necessary for their sustenance. The kings troops un1uestioningly per- nitted these lorries to pass in and out If the city
 Both regulars and fascist bore themselves with marked graciousness owards foreigners doing their utmost o alleviate the inconvenience caus- d by the prevalence of something lear martial law
 shout Viva America"
 As an automobile. one of the occu- ants of which was the correspondent, pproached the town of Bracciano ast evening a bright young corporal nmped aboard the car to escort it afely across the town The citizens, nder the impression the occupants ere under arrest, ieered them until le corporal explained the passengers ere Americans. Then the crowd heered crying viva America" One incident, typical of the attitude f large sections of the people occur d along the route to Rome when roup of shepherds forgot their ocks momentsrily and cheered as a arty of black -shirted fascist march, l along the road, shouting Viva fas. stj