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Evening Star, Issue 22086, 20 July 1935, Page 28

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ITALIAN MILITARISM. The Rome correspondent of ‘ The Times’ says: General Grazioli, reportin'.? to Signor Mussolini on the militarisation of Italy, announced that 40,000 instructors were training half a million youths. Every commune was providing special grounds for exercises. ANTI-JEWISH OUTBREAKS. BERLIN, July 20.—Fresh autiJewish disturbances occurred in Berlin’s west end. Crowds paraded the streets shouting “ Down with the Jews.” Several were dragged from cafes and beaten. The police arrested the assailants despite the crowds’ hostility. BELFAST RIOTING. BELFAST, July 20.—The death roll is now eight, Hugh Falloon, who was shot at Portsdown on the 17th, having succumbed to his wounds. The Chamber of Trade has appointed a deputation to confer with the Minister for Home Affairs. WILSON’S BUILDING, NEXT O.R. CAFE. Special Day on Monday.—Any Frock in the shop for 295. Includes Evening Frocks, Afternoon Dresses, Woollen Ensembles. On Monday only, 29s 6d.—[Advt.] RUGBY. The first match at Carisbrook resulted: .Southern G. Zingari 3. HAWKE’S BAY HUNT CLUB RACES. Riverslea Handicap, Im.—s The Grasper 1,2 Maine 2, 4 Joystick 3. Scratched: Royal Dark.