The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-03
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mier Benito Mussolini himself. It was reported that Mussolini wanted fresh assurances from Schuschnige htat Austria would continue to align itself with Italy, as 1t did before Prince Ernst Starhemberg, Heir11- wehr leader, was busted from the cabinet.
 Mussollni Worried
 Mussolini was said to be worried over Austria's policy. He particu- larly disliked, 1t was reported, the recent extremely cordial tone of in- fluential French newspapers toward Schuschnigg. He was uncertain, irl- formants said, whether France Was trying to win Schuschnigg over tc a more democratic form of govern ment or to an anti- German policy - or whether Schuschnigg might already have given some secret as- surances to Leon Blum, socialist leader, who will form new coalition government in Paris this week. Schuschnigg has been much more ready than was Starhemberg to make peace with Germany. This would be satisfactory to Mussolini if he played 6 leading part. He would like to effect an agreement with Adolf Hitler, 1t was said, un- der which he would "assist" Hitler in obtaining representation for Aus trian Nazis in the Austrian cabinet, provided that Germany cooperated with Italy against the penalizing nations of the league and agreed not to try to annex Austria.
 Badoglio Is Homo
 Rome, June 3 - (UP) - Marshal Badoglio, conqueror of Ethiopia, ar. rived from East Africa today and was met ct the station by Premier Benito Mussolini. Thousands of spectators cheered wildly.
 Badoglio, in the colonial uniform of a marshal, left the train with his wife and at once embraced Musso- lini. Mussolini patted Bagoglio af- fectionately on the back, then hand- ed Signora Badgolio Q bouquet ot roses.
 All cabinet ministers now in Rome and prominent senators, deputies and Fascist chieftains were at the sta ton. A detachment of Lancers and Fascist militiamen formed a guard of honor.
 Pil0ted by Son
 To the astonishment of many Badoglio left Addis Ababa suddenly in an airplane piloted by his owr son who had remained at his side all during the campaign, only a few days after his appointment ai "Viceroy" of Ethiopia.
 There was much speculation al to the reason. Badoglio is 8 key figure, as chief of staff of the armed forces and the country's most bril- liant soldier. Badoglio took charge in East Africa at a time when for eign military experts saw the 1tal' fans as dangerously placed from thu time he completed his survey of thu situation and ordered his men for ward the army never stopped unti 1t reached Adds Ababa. He Q close friend of King Victo Emmanuel.
 Selassle In England
 Southampton, England, June 3 --(UP) = Emperor Halle Selassi of Ethiopia arrived today on his wa to London to seek aid against Italian annexation of his country.
 Passengers on the ship and crowd ashore cheered the emperor as he de ] parked, wearing a flowing blac cloak over a long white robe fas tened at the neck.
 Police took precautions to guar him and the customs shed wa closed to the public until he ha passed through. He left for Lon don in a special coach attached [ the boat train. The crown prince an his two daughters were in hi retinue.