ITALIAN RESHUFFLE
CABINET AND OTHER POSTS. MILITARY TRAINING IN SCHOOLS & UNIVERSITIES. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright (Received This Day. 9.0 a.m.) ROME, October 31. Signor Starace has resigned the secretaryship of the Fascist Party and becomes Chief of Stall of the Fascist militia. Marshal Graziani has been appointed Chief of Staff of the Army, in succession to General Pirani. Cabinet has been reshuffled. Six ministers have resigned and some have been assigned to other posts. Marshal Valle has resigned as Chief of Staff of the Air Force. Military training henceforth is to be part of the curriculum of high schools and universities. Signor Ettoire Muti. aged 37. replaces Signor Starace as SecretaryGeneral of the Fascist Parly. Signor Alfieti is appointed Ambassador at Large. Signor Teruzzi becomes Minister of Italian Africa, a post Signor Mussolini hitherto had held. Other new Ministers are Signor Ricci, Corporations; Pavolini. Popular Culture; Riccardo. Currency and Exchange; Enturie. Communications; Tassinari. Agriculture; Serena. Public Works. General Pricolo becomes Chief of the Air Staff and General Soddtt Under-Secretary for War. Signor Mussolini apparently is turning to the moderates who are opposed to Communism. Some of those displaced. like Signor Starace, were sympathetic to Germany.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 1 November 1939, Page 7
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194ITALIAN RESHUFFLE Wairarapa Times-Age, 1 November 1939, Page 7
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