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Henderson Daily Dispatch
Henderson, Vance County, North Carolina
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On Aug. 7 in Rome, Italy's war department ordered potential officers from 1909-1914 classes, pensioned officers under 39, and expatriate officers to resume training by November 15 for Mussolini's Ethiopian policy. Public demonstrations in San Remo, Aspi, and Milan acclaimed the move, with press praising Italy and deriding Britain and the League.
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Populace, Aroused Anew by Order for Three New Divisions, Acclaims Mussolini
ETHIOPIAN POLICY IS GIVEN APPROVAL
Popular Excitement Reflected in Turbulent Demonstrations In Some Areas; Press Lauds Nation's Course and Flings Derisive Phrases at Britain
Rome, Aug. 7.-(AP)-The war department summoned more potential officers from home and abroad today, as the populace, aroused anew by Premier Mussolini's order constituting three new divisions, acclaimed his Ethiopian policy All prospective officers of the classes from 1909 to 1914 (men born in those years), who have not completed officers' training, were ordered by the war department to resume it by November 15. They will complete the training next May 15. The order also applied to pensioned officers under 39 who "still aspire" to readmission to military service, as well as officers who have left the service because of foreign residence. The popular excitement was reflected in turbulent demonstrations at San Remo and Aspi, headquarters for the two newly constituted divisions of regulars, and Milan and surrounding communities from which the recruits will be drawn. The populace swarmed into the streets, singing fascist hymns, cheering and waving banners and placards acclaiming Il Duce. The press alternated in heaping praise on the "unwavering determination" of Italy, and flinging derisive phrases at Great Britain and the League of Nations.
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Rome
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Aug. 7
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summoned prospective officers from 1909-1914 classes to resume training by november 15, completing may 15; applied to pensioned officers under 39 and expatriates; public demonstrations and press acclaim for ethiopian policy.
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The war department summoned potential officers from home and abroad to resume training due to Premier Mussolini's order for three new divisions. Prospective officers of classes 1909-1914 who have not completed training ordered to resume by November 15, complete next May 15. Also pensioned officers under 39 aspiring to readmission and those left service due to foreign residence. Populace aroused, acclaimed Ethiopian policy with turbulent demonstrations in San Remo, Aspi, Milan; sang fascist hymns, cheered, waved banners. Press praised Italy's unwavering determination, derided Great Britain and League of Nations.