Belgian mee Rome, May 31.
Premier Benito Mussolini told a Fascist leader from Trento a few days ago in the Venice Palace that Italy entry into the war was inevitable, an authoritative source revealed to-Duce was reported to have explained that if Italy does not participate the danger would arise of Italy losing its place as a great world power and becoming reduced to a second-ráte power.
He also was said to have told this Fascist leader that he regretted that the 1934 Rome conference involving Italy, Britain, France and Germany, which sometimes had been as a meeting of "sausage makers' because the powers attempted to cut up Europe as a result of a four-power pact, never matured.
Ti' Duce further was quoted as when the hour comes we —United Press.
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