The Archive · 1927

Italians and Great Britain

Although so many nice things are being said about what Great Britain has done for Shanghai by sending: four the defence force, that th average Briton begins to blush, it nice to get a testimonial from the Mtalian community. Between their nation and ours the friendliest feeling has long prevailed. Now we are asked, in a very represent tive quarter, to stress the feeling of the Italian public in Shanghai that the policy of the British Govern= ment has not only saved Shangha but has also rendered a service to world civilization, As might have fee en expected, Signor Muvsi showed from the first. moment, his appreciation of the wisdom of this Toy instructing his repr ves in China to adhere tot British line. The Italian landing party was the first to land and cooperate with the British troops and has since occupied an outpost in the defence of the International There ie no need to Yecal! has well the Italian sailor it part on the northern the Communist excesses in ATION Fas boy niche of ations "Seine two eer estate in England boys are to be cower fron ons patisipatng in the World wa Tha iten isto. promote earning, Commerce and worl unity.

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