Pres. Coolidge Concerned by Senate's Opposition ow York, Feb, An ed Press message from Washington states that President Coolidge, in an interview with pressmen, expressed concern with regard to the opposition to the Italian debt settlement which had developed in the Senate. He declared that he felt the failure of the Senate to ratify the agreement which the House of Representatives! had already approved would serve to relieve Italy of any obligation to negotiate an_agreement..—Reuter's Amegican Service, New York, Feb.
Negotiations have been completed] with American bankers for the loan of $20,000,000 to the Italian Public Utility' Credit Institute.
is is the first external transaction to be arranged with the Institute—Reuter's American Service,
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