MUSSOLINI’S ESCAPE
[Australia & N.Z. Cable Association.]
MUSSOLINPS BE!AEF. HOME, Sept. 12. Following upon the attempt on his
,t_4 life, Signor Mussolini kept an engageA mont lie made to bid farewell to Air ' Henderson, the retiring Commercial Secretary at ilie British Embassy at Home.
Mr Henderson had not heard of the outrage, and Signor Mussolini did not fc- refer to tlie attack on him till the crowds’ cheers were overheard. Signor Mussolini then declared: “These attempts are useless I It lias been predicted that I will not die a violent death. I believe the prophecy, and I am convinced that I shall die naturally. Therefore these would he assassins are fonly wasting their time!” FRENCH PRESS CRITICISM. PARIS, Sept. 13. The paper “Le Temps’’ comments upon Mussolini’s declaration against “guilty tolerances over the frontiers.” The paper points out that France cannot take any action against the foreigners living in France simply liecause they disapprove of their home Government’s policy. The paper also recalls that when an Italian assassinated the French President, M. Carnot, in 180-1, nobody dreamed of making the Af Government anil people of Italy rely sponsible.
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Hokitika Guardian, 14 September 1926, Page 3
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