Word: signoralli
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...Battle of Wheat." At the opening of the first national Wheat Exhibition in Rome, Signor Mussolini declared his satisfaction with this year's crop, assessed at 275,000,000 tons, but called attention to the fact that the goal of 375,000,000 tons a year was still a long way off, the figure at which, cereally speaking, Italy will become self-supporting. Said...
Marconi. At a luncheon given by the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Manhattan, Senator Guglielmo Marconi made the following points regarding Signor Mussolini: "The Government is carried in strong hands. The fortunes of the State are guided by enlightened minds and the country, as a whole, has full faith in Premier Mussolini's energetic policy. He is willing to make great sacrifices for the good of Italy's economic position in the world. There is no false pride in saying that Italians are proud and gratified at the results which have been noted and praised by economists in all parts...
...Signor Sanselli, national director of the Italian Veterans' Association, spoke in kind, but did not go so far back in history as to recall the original Legionaries from Rome, who used to march through what is now Genoa on their way to subdue the barbaric Gauls, Angles, Saxons, Celts and Teutons from whom U. S. Legionaries are largely descended...
...Proud Signor Mussolini said, prognosticatingly: "Not the fourth child, but the first of a new series...
...Signor Mussolini's action against Dr. Ferrero follows his policy of keeping his enemies within sight and under control. Abroad he would have virtually no control over them and no jurisdiction whatever. Hence, amenable to Fascist law, he keeps them where, if they displease him, he can jail them without a boo from anybody-who matters...