Words, Waves & Rolls

Premier Mussolini is his own Minister of Interior. Last week Italians were reading the latest biography of Il Duce (the 30th within six years), written by his Under Secretary of Interior Giuseppe Cavaciocchi. Excuse: Signor Cavaciocchi feels he knows, from daily contact, exactly how the Great Man works.

"It is marvelous," declares Under Secretary Cavaciocchi, "to see how the most precise valuation of time and the most scrupulous system in program govern the intensely laborious days of our Duce! He talks little, often indicating to his associates what he wants done by a single word, a wave of the hand or a roll of the eyes.

"He has reduced to an absolute minimum the use of his voice," impressively concluded Biographer Cavaciocchi. "More often he uses his eyes. And anyone who stands before him must know how to read those eyes."

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