New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
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ROME, Oct. 2s.---The Italian govern
inent may be unable to attend the Near
East peace conference at Lausanne on
November IS la view Of the critical
ituatien developing In this country
sue to the attitude of the Fascist.
The dominant factor of the situation
that since Benito Mussoiini. the head
Il the Fascist, has claimed his party
hesthe gncst powerful In the country
and has backed his assertion By the
lispiay of numbers at the Naples meet
ing. no government standing in the way
VI its demands can survive.
The Fascist demand Cabinet officers,
including the Ministry Of Foreign AZ
airs. The Fascist may come into
pcwer as the only means Of averting
iyif war
The future policy of the Fascist was
discussed in d secret session last night.
3ut the line Of attack was not divulged.
Following the exodus OF the previous
night, twenty more special trains
sulleti cut Of Naples to-day, carrying
IT least 10000 members to their homes
N the country north. Other trains with
earge contingents Of members from the
south also left for home. Due to the
sestraining efforts of their leader,
here was no disorder during the con-
erence at Naples, but the outlook for
she future, when these men reach their
Jones, is the biackest, according to
fyeii informed persons. II is expected
nat the situation will come to head
sithin fortnight at most.
NAPLES. Oct. &c (Bg The Associated
Press The Fascist congress, which
rad been in session for several days,
sdjourned to-day. All the orators prior
s % adjournment agreed that events Of
seapjtai Importance were imminent
.samely, that either the Fascist would
assume power legally or by force, and
hat therefore the present was not the
time for discussion, but for obedience.
Dudan, Deputy for Rome, but native
qf Spalsto. outlined the foreign policy
~ the Fascist, saying:
Our foreign policy will be sincerely
,ordiai and friendly with the Allies,
out it will be firm in order to obtain
2 more just valuation Of Italian ir-
leresss and greater respect for Ttaly's
sights, especially in the Mediterranean,
which is our sea, and In the Adriatic,
which is our lake."
Continuing, Signor Dudsn spoke Of
ne best way to solve colonial eco
ionic problems and also for the set
slement OF questions regarding raw
a1aterials, reparations ana war debts.
Develop Italian Colonies
IN the Adriatic the protection Of
he nationality of the Italians Of Fiume
and nalmatia must be especially vigor-
Gus. while Italy must stand for the
eomplete independence of Montenegro
md Albania" declared Signor Dudan.
The speaker said that in central Eu-
rope Italian friendship must extend
only 20 those states which were not
lie emphasized the necessity of sup
porting the development OF the -four
lshing italian colonies In Tunis and in
ne Near East, "where the Fascist
olIow with sympathy the rebirth Of
Turkey, historically and ethnographi-
rally justified and harmonizing with
he economic interests Of Italy"
The speech cf Signor Dudan was in
ierrupted several times by frantic
i,outs Of "viva Funnel "Viva Italia"
and "viva Dalmattal"
LONDON, Oct. ga dispatch to
The London Times" from Milan says
that early this morning vincenzo Ric-
10, Minister Of Public Works in the
Facta Cabinet and representative of
7he Extreme Right in the ministry.
tendered his resignation, apparently
With the intention Of provoking gem
sral crisis and thus fayoring the iac-
les of the Fascist.
All hope of averting precIpitate ac-
ion by the Fascist, the dispatch adds,
aow is centered in Signor Giolitti
There is renewed talk Of Fascista
march on Rome, and the air is thick
With rumors, one being that the Fas-
aisti presented an ultimatum to Signor
Facta demanding the reconstruction Of
tho ministry and the giving to the Fas-
nsti of five portfolios they had pre-
1iously demanded.
1t is also reported, the dispatch
continues, that there is serious dis
agreement in the Fascist ranks. This
arises from the fact that the Fascist
congress, which was to have continued
It's sessions in Naples to-day and to-
morrow, suddenly adjourned without
discussing any OF the more important
stems on the agenda.