Ambassador to the Court of St. James, returned here from Italy where he was on holiday yesterday afternoon.
He visited Mr. Anthony Eden, th British Foreign Secretary, this morning, and discussed with him the prospects of a settlement of the outstanding differences between the two countries. The general opinion here is that Great Britain is not is willing to consider this lis Italy economic position is considered as ex tremely difficult especially following the new naval construction plan.
It is believed that Anglo-Italian negotiations, if they start at all, will not take place before several months have passed.—Havas.
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