Italy Will Have No Election Until Then, When an All-Fascist Group Will Be Named.
By the Associated Press.
CREMONA, Italy. March 12.—Italy will not have political elections until 1929, when an all-Fascist Chamber of Deputies will be elected. This announcement is made by Secretary Farinacci of the Fascist party. The present chamber, he said, has carried out its work so well that it will be continued until 1929.
“Then,” he added, “the elections will be held much differently than they have been In the past. The government and party will select the candidates from among the most deserving of the present deputies and from those party members who, while eminently fitted for the task, never have been interested in becoming deputies.”
The Evening Star, Washington, DC, March 12, 1926