Rome, Mar. 18, The Anglo-ttalian negotiations Ihave advanced to the examination of {the fundamental aspect of outstand-jing problems, "authorized circles, [stated here to-day.
An hour's interview "was, held between the italian Foreign Minister, Count Galleazzo Cigno,, and the [British Ambassador (6 aly," Lord Perth, Officiat quarters here "expressed Joptinism over the final ouleome of the talks.
Or, Maurice gram, Nd of department at the British Forel OMtice, returned London to~day. Several other British experts are expected arrive here shortly.—Havas, Two Trade Pacts Signed London, Mar. 18, A new trade agreement understood to have been reached between Great Britain and Italy, providing for an increase in th coal quota, benefiting South 'Wales, and also in' Lancashire have been cordial. The next meeting. will be held at 630 on Friday The fact that Lord Perth was. ac~ companied by un expert on Easter questions indicates the order in which Anglo-Italian problems are being dis-fonssed. Other experts will come to Rome from time to time when different questions are raised, and it suggested that experts of the two countries may sit together to" deal with the technical aspects of the various problems.
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