Sesto S. Giovanni.-A workman named Carlo Vignati beaten by Fascists, and taken to hospital with grave signs of concussion. Naples.-The Chamber of Labour laid waste. Milan.-The worker Galdi Gerolamo wounded whilst at a club, and obliged to go· to hospital. Parma.-The worker Tosini Guido killed by Fascists. Parma.-The Deputy Picelli insulted and threatened ; the worker l\tlaluberti Enrico, a war hero, decorated with one bronze and two silver medals, beaten; Cainpanini Pietro, a war invalid, seriously wounded. Brescia.-The Fascist Militia thrash the workers holidaying in suburban inns. Florence.-The police search for, seize and remove · manif estoes. V enice.-The police arrest the secretary of a co-operative society -and thrash any workers who celebrated May-day. Fascists, thinking that they were firing on ''subversives'' celebrating May-day, kill Piciaccia and another worker named Gusti. Milan.-Fascists attack a restaurant in the Strada Paullese, where dancing is going on, and fire a revolver at the mechanic Gerolamo Galdi, wounding him. Rome.-Fascists make their way into a cafe and wound De Silveri, and then seriously wound the · employee Giovanni Rotoli by stabbing him in the chest. Quezzi ( Genoa).-Fascists attack a Friendly Society, and set fire to it on account of a hymn written to be sung on May-day. Damage, 100,000 lire. Naples .-Workers returning to work after celebrating l\tlay-day, met with cudgels and revolvers. Three seriously wounded : Pasquale l\Iusella, Giuseppe Riccardi, Gennaro Benincasa. Carrara.-Fascists occupy the premises of the 85 G Biblioteca Gino Bianco
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