Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1929, Page 13

FASCIST PARTY'S STAFF T0 BE CUT Mussolini Tells Grand As- sembly Membership Is Unwieldly. By the Associated Press. ROME, September 14 —Further changes in the Fascist dictatorship of Italy, following close on the sweeping reorganization of the cabinet, were out- lined today by Premier Benito Musso- lini in a speech to the Grand Assembiy of the party in the Venezia Palace. Although in the cabinet shakeup Mussolini retained only the interior portfolia of the eight cabinet posts he had occupied, he disclosed today that the composition of the Fascist Grand Council is to be modified to concentrats all powers in the hands of & few. He said that with the present 52 members of the council it was im) ible to dis- cuss or decide anything in secret. The general staff of the party Wfll therefore be reduced to a minimum. ‘To Be Organ of State. Heads G. A. R. EDWIN J. FOSTER Of Worcester, Mass, who has been elecied national commander of the Grand Army of the Republic at the sixty-third encampment at Portland, Me., September 12. Foster was formerly State commander for the Massachusetts organization. —Associated Press Photo. as | blood in the opposite direction. Occa- ld become an oOrga: The secretary of the party will hence- forth be appointed by royal decree and the feden.l secretaries by degrees of the prem Mumlml gave the strength of the Pascist party on September 7, 1929, as 1,020,000 registered male ‘members, 93495 women, besides thousands of boys and girls in organized groups. The Dobulnmn of Italy is about 40,000,000 ‘The 800 members of the assembly, composing the upper hierarchy of the party. heard him review the work of the Fascist government and dwell at h on the relations between church state. He minimized certain differ- encel of views between Rome and the Vatican, but emphasized that the change in the name of the ministry of public instruction to the ministry of national education was intended to con- firm in the most explicit manner that the n‘te alone has not only the right. but the duty to educate people instead of merely instructing them. Reclamation Results Big. Announcement was also made that the Fascist land reclamation scheme, which has long been a favorite project of Mussolini, will redeem 3,200,000 _acres, while irrigation works to the value of 374,000,000 lire (about $19,- 000,000) will be undertaken. The Fascist scheme of public works was said to have reduced the number of unem- ployed already from 789,000 to 201,000. Mussolini, as is usual in his public speeches to the party, extolled the prin- ciples of the Fascist regime as the first advance in political and social science which the twentieth century has seen. He reiterated that the dictatorship is a part of the Fascist doctrine by which the state is centered in one person who is complete master. Two-Way Heart Beat. The heart of a butterfly is in its back instead of its chest and consists merely of an enlargement in a long blood vessel. A beat will start at its rear end and travel forward, squeezing the blood on ahead of it. After repeating this several times the heart will pause, and then a beat will start at the fol rd end, sending the for the first time. sionally the beat will start in the mid- dle, sending the blood both ways. You Are Now Paying. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SEPTEMBER 15, 1929—PART 1. WESTERN MARYLAND EARNINGS SHOW GAIN! Special Dispsich to The Star. BALTIMORE, September 14.—Gross earnings of the Western Maryland Rail- way from .Ylnunrl 1 to September 7, showed a n $207,589, or 2 dg cent, eomw with the correspon period last rfl ‘Totals were $12,718, an and $12,511,001, respectively. Thls was made in the face of a shrinka $242,033, or 4 per cent, in receipis fr coal shipments. m;enuz from traffic other than coal . Coal is moving freer and indica- tlgu are that before the end of the year loss from that source will be wi For the first week of September the Western Maryland Railway revenue e was larger by $7,546, or 5 per cent, it ‘was for the cor- responding week last year. Organized Responsibility Use Yellow Cabs and Black and White Cabs Owned and Operated by Brown ONLY ONE OF THESE At Much Less Than Regular Price You Can Buy This Home for the Rent Why Not Come Out? $100 CASH 1108 E BALANCE $60 MONTHLY, INCLUDING INTEREST St. N.E. JUST SOUTH MD. AVE. 6 Rooms and Bath—Hot-Water Heat Electric Lights—Big Porches Very Large Lots to Wide Alley Fine Garage Stone Wall Around Parking Inspect Tonight Open and Lighted Until 9 O’Clock P.M. 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