Nationalists, to be brought about in part by trade negotiations aiming to tounter-balance Germany's present] ceonomie. influence, is another subject proposed, oppose this course, Mr. Scott beloves' that the President himself in-lines to it.
If this is 0, President Roosevelt Jcould scarcely' repeat his Chicago' condemnation of aggressors without embarrassing Mr, Neville Chamber-Inin's"Entente" with Signor Mussolini, but, by specifically approving the Anglo-Italian Agreement advance, he. removes the sting yom any fresh condemnation of aggressors generally he may be contemplating.—Reuter.
Mediterranean Strategy Strategic measures {Hat may. be taken {o protect British and French interests in the Western Mediterranean will be considered, it is fur Franco-British War Leaders ther assorted.
Finally, negotiations will be car-vied on aiming to prevent further German penetration in Central Euro: pei If possible this is to be accom plished with Italian and Polish cooperation; and the problem of the Reich's claims to colonies, will Sgure prominently at the parleys, the wellnformed quarters conclude—Havas
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