TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 11928
TOM SKEYHiLL GIVES
VIEbYS ON__MUSSOLINI
Noted Australian War hero Outlines
Story Of Italian Dictator
In Address Sunday
TRACI3S FASGISTI HISTORY
"I believe that Mussolini is an his-
toric process," Tom Skeyhull, well-
known Australian lecturer, poet, and
war hero, declared Sunday night in
his address, "Musolini and the Black
Shirts," given on a Wesleyan guild
program.
Skeyhill stated that the occasion
makes the man and not the man the
occasion, and that the chaos in Italy
after the war inevitably lead to a
Mussolini and a Fascisti movement.
The war hero traced the story of
the dynamic Italian and his impetuous
black shirted followers from 1914 to
the present time. He told of Mus-
solini's socialistic work during the
war, when he uttered the famous
"Fight Italy! You must Il~1~t! It is
your destiny!"
The Australian told how public de-
mand forced the Fascisti to organize
a political party, and how the un-
fair tactics of the Italian politicians
lead Mussolini to prepare his black
shirts for revolution. Skeyhill was
present at the Naples demonstration
where Mussolini cried "Fascisti put
on your black shirts-and march to
Rome!
Skeyhill told of how strongly the
powerful Mussolini has entrenched
himself in the hearts of Italians by
his substitution of an orderly, stable
dictatorship, for a weak democracy.
The Australian sounded a note of
warning to other democracies by stat-
ing that a dictatorship, without per-
sonal liberty, is the inevitable result
of a mismanaged democratic govern-
ment.
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
PACE THRE~
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NOTED LECTURER
ADDRESSES GUIL~
)~THIRTEEII ADDITIONAL ASSOCIATION TO I
Reguhtion of Legal Procedure by
[IJ Rules of Court" will be the topic of
ISC~O8LS ACCREDIT Law school, when he speaks
Prof. Edson R. Sunderland of the
With the addition of l.'l new schools iow night at the Book-Cadillac hotel.
to the accredited list of the Univer- Tomorrow morning he will attcn(I
shy, the total of state high and priv- a meeting of the State Proceedings
ate schools on the lTniver~ity's list
is now more than 500, according to
Prof. James B. Edmonson of the
School of Education and state inspec-
tor of high schools. Professor Edmon-
son, who has been inspecting state
high schools for the University since
1914, is now assisted by A. W. Clev-
enger of the School of Education. The
State department of Pubiio Instruc- I
tion also maintains a division of high
school inspection.
At the present time, there are sev-
eral un(lertakings being carried on
cooperatively by the two departments,
among them being the preparation of
a manual for the smaller schools of
the state which contains recommenda- I
tions concerning curriculum and
problems of organization and adminis-
-lEAR SUNDERLAND
commission the function of which is
to suggest methods to the Supreme
court whereby I)ractice may be im-
1roved. Prolessor Sunderland is one
of the members of ihe commission, a
body working under the authorization
01 the last. sessiou of the legislature
and appointed by Coy. Fred W. Green.
Play Given In Flint RIBBONS AND
SIJPPLIE S
"Hell Bent Fer Heaven2 recent for all makes of
production of the Play production TYPEWRITERS
classes, was presented Sunday night
in Flint, Michigan. An audience of Rapid LurilOVer, fresh stock Insures
more than 1.500 persons viewed the best quality itt a moderate price.
show. Prof. Earl Fleischman of the 0. D. M 0 R R I L L
speech department had charge of the 17 NIckels Arcade. Phone 661~.
tril).
7 x 2=14 x 2=28 Billion
Noted Australian poet, war hero,
and lecturer, who gave a detailed ac-
count of the progress of Mussolini
and his black-shirted army in an
address Sunday night before the Wes-
leyan guild. Skeyhill spoke from
personal experience, having been an
eye-witness to many of the political
uprisings in Italy, and having carried
on extensive investigations in that
country.
University of California is to be
the largest university in the United
States in point of enrollment with
17,311 students in attendanc~ this
yeai.
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annual conferences with superintend-
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small cities and towns. Last year, 12
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various districts and were addressed
by members from both departments.
The University department for school
inspection also prepares lists of
schools to be recommended for ap-
pI~val by the North Central associa-
tion.
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