Rome, May 27.
In the debate in the Chamber of Deputies over Italy's naval budget to-night Sgr. Sirianni announced naval appropriations by the Italian: Government of 1,575,000,000 lire, This figure represents an increase }of 90,000,000 lire over last, year's budget, by the Chamber. of Deputies upon The 1981-1082 budget was passed
the declaration of Sg. Sirianni while Ttaly hopes to conclude naval accords the Ministry' of the Navy intends to' be prepared for all possible eventualities.
Of the increased items in the new budget the Ministry of the Navy intends to devote 46,000,000 tire sey naval construction," for three 10,000 tons cruisers, four programme envisages plans
5,000 "tons. "cruisers and. several torpedo boats, destroyers and si debate, Sgr. Sirianni reiterated that Italy, like Great Britain, considers that a tripartite naval agreement should definitely, regulate the naval construction of France, Italy and Great Britain through 1936, The approval of the naval programme was voted - after Sirianni had declared that while Italy hopes to enter into a naval accord with, France and other pow-made to kidnap him to-day.
The Azlone Cattolica is specie. cally mentioned in the concord: teached in 1920 and Fascist aleorees have frequently "denied that there is any, incompatibility vetweeo membership of Fascist and Catholic societies.
May 28.
Passions aroused yesterday by, collisions between Fascists and Roman Catholics still run high. Troops are patrolling the streets and" pickets are stationed Bridger but there has been no ro-petition of rioting, apart from solated skirmishes provoked May 90.
The action of the Ttatian Govern miont'in closing all offices of Catholic organizations and institutions ito-Jay is the dramatic climax to the tense situation which has existed for verne time between the Vatican and the Fascist authorities, The Pope, after conferring with the heads of the institutions, had a cong discussion on the subject with hho President of the Catholte Action The underlying cause of the trou-appears to be the quarrel beween the Catholic Action Party; nad the Fascists, owing to the lat-ce suspecting that the Vatican in-ended. to reconstitute the former atholl People's Party in the guise a social organization for the veral assistance of workers, the formation of which the Pope urged 1 his vecont encyclical on capital snd Tabor.
The Catholics, however, strongly Leny these allegations,—Through ter, May 30, The Police of Rome to-day closed sealed the doors of the hea waters of all of the Roman} atholie clubs in Rome.
The action of the Police included ie closing and sealing of sever: clubs located at the Palace and e1 vying extraterritorial privileges: der the Lateran Concordat, which minated the schism between the burch and State in Italy and res-red nominal temporal power to the The Police (ook their drastic ne-_ as A sequel to an exchange of ies between the "Lavoro cista" and the "Os spor of the Holy See, published in Vatican City ard edited by dunt G. Della Torre, [cancelled—Reuter.
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Catholic institutions, many of been closed' by order of The Pope, in w speech after a private meeting with terday, criticized in very terms the attitude of the Government. during the anti-cle disturbances. The. Government attitude towards religion in the schools was just as strongly evi education consisting entirely of hat reverence and violence, and complained against "bloody oppress sign, invasion and confiscation."
"In conclusion the Pope said he was praying that by di passion the guilty might not Jone 1, The view is being taken in politi. ical quarters hero, that the conflict between the Vatican and has reached a critical stage in consequence of the govern to dissolve all local erg the "Axions Cattolica", it being now held certain that. the Pope will ede a" formal tplomatie protest against what. in Sunday's speech before a delegation of piler termed, "predatory raids. with legal means". "In Vatican circles it la veported that the Pope's health has been greatly affected by recent events, His Holiness practically. abstaining from taking any meals since the dispute with the Fasei has taken such a. seri his birth. His Holiness on May 1, 1857, at Desio, near Milan.
All leave was withdrawn for the Guard and the Pontifical Gerdarmes a few days ago in order that the Corps might be at fall strength for "to-day's core monies. The Guard, which ig made up of ¢ volun. teers of the lower middle classes, supplied a strong contingent of fir the parades ani other sonviees of the day.
The Noble Guard, tha: membership of which was" recently he wish of the Pope, in the Pspsl ante:
He was executed by a firing squad at 4.27 o'clock this "moraing. An avowed anarchist, he had been sen-fenced ents Fast hight.
Arrested in February Schirra gentessed that he intended to de ling a bomb
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