PART IV. -AND THE CHRONICLE OF DEEDS. 1 MAY, 1923. Genoa.-A t Marassi-Guezzi Fascists strike workmen found in public bars, fire revolver and. rifle shots, and set fire to the Friendly Society's premises. Leonessa.-Fascists command the Marshal of Carabineers to arrest four workers who had s1ng the '' Red Flag.'' Rome.-The placarding of manifestoes and of announcements of meetings is prohibited. Workers ordered to resume work on pain of dismissal. Rome.-\Vorkers distributing leaflets for May-day arrested. The Fascist Militia tear the red carnations from passers-by. Doniodossola.-Fascists wait for Socialists coming out of a meeting and assault them, wounding two. Arzignano (Vicenza).-1'he manufacturer Pelizzari ordered by Fascists to dismiss immediately twelve workers who had celebrated May-day. Genoa.-A carabineer, Berretta Amedeo, beaten by Fascists, and obliged to undergo hospital treatment. J esi.-The local silk works ordered to close down because the workwomen had celebrated May-day. ~,filan.-Chamber of Labour entered during the night, and an attempt made to set it on fire. Cavenago Brianza.-A local club attacked, furniture and banners being burned. Zelo Surigone (Brianza). - Portalupi together with his father, beaten in his own Fascists. Vittorio, house by 1 The Report gives the chronicle of thirteen months' atrocities. The record of two typical months, May and November of last year (1923), is given in the following pages.-Trans. Biblioteca Gino Bianco
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