Paris, Jan. 18.
The press widely discusses the question raised at Geneva of inviting the Soviet and Turkish Governments to participate in the Pan-European Federation Conference. Even Radical organs such as "Soir" declare that they cannot understand why people attach so much importance to "such a secondary matte the question of inviting Russ since it was always open to Rus to enter the League of Nations she so wanted—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min, Rome, Jan. 18.
'The press underlines' the Italo-German solidarity shown in the debate before the Pan-European Federation Conference with reger! to the question of inviting tne Soviet and Turkish governments to Participate in the meeting.
Thus "Tribuna" writes: "The policy followed by Foreign Minister Grandi in Geneva is not a mere maneeuvre but derives its authority' from the directives given him by Premier Mussolini and which are simple and immutable, Italy's purpose at Geneva is to follow a real choy: of European <larificatizn."—trans-Ocean Kuo Min.
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