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SERIOUS TROUBLE IN ITALY.

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The Chamber resumed amidst a strike proclaimed by the Socialists as a protest against the beatings they received during street demonstrations on Dec. 1. The walls are placarded with manifestees eulogising Bolshevisth and implor. ing the workers to act without delay in supporting thir Russian brethren, Extraordinary police measures are being taken to prever.: disorders in the neighborhood of Chamber which is militarily occupied. Machine guns are in readiness, also annoured cars while cavalry are patrolling the streets. When the sitting opened the President invited Socialists to take the oath. They formed individually with reservations, one stance being 1 swear. but falsely." There was a disturbance when the name of a deputy was called whe lies in bed as the result of a beating on Dec. 1. The Sucialists are abusing the Cabinet Ministers, especially the War Minister, whom they nerve of allowing officers to beau Socialists. Otherwise there was no serious incident M. Nitti deplored the beatings and said an enquiry would be ordered but urged the Socialists to moderate their language if they wished not to provoke further"dis vders. One person was killed and six wonujel in a collision with the Carabinier in the streets of Rome in the evening.

In the Chamber, a Socialist Deputy stated authoritatively that the strikes would care at midnight.

THE HOUSING PROBLEM.

London, Dec. 3

A Committee appointed by the Treasury to chasider the financing of local housing selaimes has presented its interim report. The most rupertant recommendation is one to em- power local authorities to issue short teng, 3 per cent. local bonds The report declares that the effect on the country's credit would be most serious if the State. which is already confronted with exceptional demands, entered the market for the purpose of financing the whole housing schepas. It suggests that several authorities may combine to issue a housing loan and recommends an active campaign to secure the support of investors. It is estimated that 535,000 houses will cost £430,000,000.

MILITARY SERVICE IN, FRANCE.

Paris, Dec. 5. Among the first problems the French Parliament will meet is the period for military service. Marshal Foch and General Petain are favoring the demobilisation of young men of the 1918 class almost at once. their places being taken by the 1920 class. A further measure, reducing military service to one year, is in view by the French military authorities. ..Haves.

FRENCH PARTY GOVERNMENT.

Paris, Dec. 4.

A number of new deputies propose the abolition of the present numerous party groups with the substitution of a party government; such as a Republican bloc forming the basis of a strong centre party and a sufficiently moderate party to include Liberal, Conservative and the Right, giving a

Havas. Liberal Social programme,"

BECKETT DEFEATED IN ONE MINUTE.

Paris, Dec. 5.

Carpentier, the French champion, by a terrific blow, knocked out Joe Beckett, England's heavy weight champion. The fight was a lightning one, only 53 seconds being required. The Paris boulevards were bursting with enthusiasm on hearing of the most brilliant victory of recent years.-Havas.

THE PRINCE OF WALES.

London, Dec. 3.

The Prince of Wales, in the course of replying to a toast by the King on the occasion of being banquetted at Bucking- ham Palace on his return, said the tour of Canada had intensified his desire to see more of the Empire. He was looking forward keenly to visiting Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and India in the near future.

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