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MUSSOLINI'S ENEMIES STILL BUSY.

PLOTTING ACTION AGAINST THE DICTATORSHIP.

SECRET CHANNELS FOR PROPAGANDA.

THE POWER OF THE YELLOW BEAK.”"

[Exclusive to the "Dilly Press,"]

is partly on the strength of this assert that Mussolini is spending news that the anti-fascisti in Paris enormous sums for propaganda. They charge that an important section of the Paris prees is absol-; the border in sardine cans; within there are a considerable number of Thousands of copies have crossedutely sold to Fascian Jn addition, the pages of Locks, and among individual Päris journalists who packages of harmless French news-receive regular checks in payment papers. Railway employes have for their articles praising the taken over parcels of them, and dietorship. de-luxe carriages enfely auchored on the Italian side of the frontier have suddenly revealed packages of Il Becca Giallo, the emblem of which is a bird with the padlock on its beak.

Paris (U.P.):-Mussolini's in-size that can easily be tucked into ng of the Vatican-Quirinal accord five hundred are sent to anti-fascist creased prestige following the sign an ordinary envelope. Bundless of has not dimmed the ardour of his headquarters in New York, Chica enemies, the exiled anti-fascists of go, San Francisco, Berlin, Zurich the world who have their head- and other places for remailing. quarters in Paria Statements made by leaders of the anti-fascist movement to the. United Press in Edicate that they are proceeding energetically with the execution of a comprehensive programme which they hope will eventually mean the defeat of the present régime in Italy.

This programme, which is vir 6.7tually a plan of campaign, it was stated, provides for a gradual deve. lopment of the drive against Mus- solini and his supporters, limiting itself at first to educational aciti vity through propaganda, but ex- panding in time to include direct physical action against the Dictatorship.

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In Paris, four thousand political exiles are to-day assiduously en gaged in this labour. They are producing anti-fascist literature by the carload in the form of news papers, reviews, and tracts. Most of this material is circulated within France among the 1,500,000, Italians who live here. About thirty per cent. of all that is written finds its way into Italy by secret channels,

Perhaps the moet widely circulat ed, organ of propaganda within Italy is the once famous Italian comic weekly," It Becco Giallo." Cace a full sized twenty page news paper, to-day it is a flimsy four page affair. Its editors, the same who edited it in the old days, are Alberto Cianca and Alberto Gian- nini, a pair whose deft satire has been whetted by the bitterness of exile.

Twelve thousand copies of "Il Becco Giallo" or Yellow Beak, find readers in Italy. The editors estimate that about three thousand are confiscated by the Fascisti and that another two thousand fall into the hands of loyal supporters of li Duce, leaving a act circulation of seven thousand. This, however, it was stated reaches a vast body of readers, for it is passed on from hand to hand among ita sympathisers.

Outwitting Censors,

The Yellow Beak is smuggled into Italy with an ingenuity which could provide pointers for many American bootleggers. Each week, for example, it is printed-on paper of different weight. This is done to outwit censors who might learn the contents of envelopes arriving re- gularly by process of weighing. The paper itself is thin and of a

Five copies of the publication reach Mussolini each week. One comes from Berlin, one from Paris, one from San Francisco one from Zurich and the fifth from London.

The reaction is not known, but inasmuch as each copy contains at least one vicious cartoon of the solini, on the basis of his past dictator, it is not pleasant. Mus- utterances, is stated to dread the power of a antircal journal much more than any of the more out spoken publications

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Prepared for Long Siege. Other equally famous suppressed Italian publications, "Avanti," "Mondo Laberta and others are smugled into Italy addition to these persons hun in much the same fashion. In dreds of thousands of reacts are circulated each week.

the United Press, the anti-Fascisti According to the informants of have resigned themselves to a long siege. None of them expect a quick debacle. They admit the power of Duce but they are convinced that if they can open the eyes of the Italian people to what is really restoration of liberal government. happening in Italy they can effect The accord with the Vatican they regard as a capitulation to the Church. They declare Mussolini has given the Church virtual con- trol of the spiritual life of the peninsular, in that the Church will hereafter have complête control of the education of Italian youth until the age of eighteen.

Spies and Agents Busy. No colony of emigrés is as much harassed by spies and agents pro-

cateurs as the anti-fascist. To receive a friendly welcome the three hands, his credentials being visitor arust pass through at least triply verified. At the cafe where many of thera gather, the French soczet service have posted their homes of the leaders are under con men disguised as waiters. The

ant surveillance. The colony is one of the poorest in the city, and where one of them can afford Most of them live in cheap hotels an apartment it is not characterized by luxury,

The literary men who are many among the exiles are in a deplor- able plight Unlike the Spanish emigres who are unable to publish in Spain but can still find an lie in South America the Italian appreciative and remunerative pub-

source. Many of them have already writers are wholely without re mastered French but in the un- lack the ancient zest. sccustomed tongue their writings

who are opposed to the present All Italians dwelling in Paris régime in Italy are members of the Concentrazione Anti-Facist Concentration.

Antifascista, or organization comprises members of "This all parties save the communists. the common struggle. All party strife is submerged in ganization is ruled by a Council The or- General numbering many in- dividuals once prominent in Italy's parliament. The Concentration bas no leader. The Communista work by themselves, mostly under the direction of Henri Barbusse.

Plans now formulated do not call för direct action. The programme They regard this accord ae admission of weakness on the part quantities in all civilized countries an is for propaganda in increasing of the Dictator, "expressing the hut mostly in Italy itself. The opinion that it represents his need anti-fascisti feel that they can ship in Italy, they add, is now tri-blows by words than by any other for additional support. The dictor-strike the dictatorship more telling weapons, because a dictatorship must in the last analysis rely on the people because for its con- tinuence in power.

partite deriving from the sover eignty, from the Vatican and the autocratic Fascist organization it self.

Information published in the various anti-Fascists organs derives from correspondents in Italy and courriers, who travel regularly be tween. the homeland and Paris. It

feel that the death of Mussolini will The anti-fascist leaders do not can the end of the régime but they feel that it would be the beginning of the end.

Diary of Coming Events.

To-day (March 29.) Good Friday. Cathedral Services:-Children's Service, 10 a

"Three Hours,"

Golf: Easter meeting, Fanling. Football-Division E Chinese

South China, Stall Units Club, K.0.8.B. v. Kowloon, Navy 17 am to 2 p.m.

Police, Recreio v. Royal Artil- Christian Fellowship meeting, University, Eastern

lery. Division II.: South China Helena May Institute, 10.30 am.

Football-Semor Division

KO.S.B., Queen's Navy, Kow- K.O.S.B. v. Police R.C., Chinese con v. R. Artillery, St. Joseph's 1.C. Small Units. Junior S. China B Chinese v. "Re- Division: Chinese H.C. St.oreio, Small Units, RAF. Joseph's.

Queen's Theatre: "Four Bons." World Theatre: "The Play Girl" Star Theatre: "The King of King'a,"

Tea Dances H.K. Hotel and Peninsula Hotel, 4.80 p.m.

Dinner Dance: Peninsula Hotel, 8.30 pm

European Mails:-Outward. Europe vid Siberia (Mantus), 10,30

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gaturday. (March 20.) Easter Eve.: Extra Race Meeting, Happy Falley

Queen's Theatre #Four Sons." World Theatre: Wolf Fanga." Star Theatre "The King at Kings".....

Banvard Musical Comedy Co.: "Lido Lady," 0.15 p.m.

Tea Dances HK Hotel and Peninsula Hotel, 430 p.m.

Dinner Dance: Peninsula Hotel, 8.30 pm

European Mails: Outward Europe vid Victoria B.C. (Pro tésilous), 10 a.m.; Europe vid Marseilles (Malwa), 10.30 .I,"

Bunday. (March 31.)

Easter Day, Fanling Hunt: Cross Country Scramble, Souza's Bungalow, 10.30

Cricket: Division: I Hong Kong 0.0. v. Royal Artillery (L), Howloon C.C. Chinese (F) Division II: Navy o Hong Kong.m Electric (L), R.A.B.C. r. Kowloom (F), University v HK.CO. (F), Civil Service . Indiana (F),

Golf: Easter Meeting, Fanling. H.K.V.D.C. Rifle Meeting, Stone cutters Island..

Queen's Theatre: Detectives." World Theatre: Wolf Fangs." - Star Theatre: "The King of Kings"

Banvard Musical Comedy Co.: "Ledo Lady," Star Theatre, 9.15

Band Concert Peninsula Hotel, 9.15 p.m.

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Easter Monday. Bank Holiday.

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Navy.

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World Theatre: That Royle Queen Theatre "Detectives." Girl

Star Theatre The Mirage." Banvard Musical Comedy Co.: By Request," Theatre, 9.16 p.m. Ten Dances: HK Hotel and Peninsula Hotel, 1.30 p.m.

Carnival Dinner Dance: Penin sula Hotel, 8:30 pNE Europe vid Victória, B.O., and vid Europena Mails:-Outward: Biberia (Pres. Grant) noon.

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