the Ge ment has p come tothe conclusion that in the event of any action which clearly threatened the independence and which the Governments, consider vital to resist by their national forces, His Majesty"s Government would feel itself bound, once, to lend the Greek and Rumani Governments all the sup power. (Cheers) claration to the Gi concerned and others. the French a similar de-that the explanations hitherto received. had caused His Majesty's Govern ment profound misgiving and "would not satisfy the public opinion of this country." (Cheers)
When pressed by Lord Perth tate Maly's future intentions, Count Dano stated: "These would "depend upon the wishes of the Albanian neo pie.
"Albanian Wishes Questioned "IL is clear fiom the latest new: Mr. Chamberlain added, "that the Aix banian Provincial Administration has ow offered the Albania the King of Italy. We the acquteseence of the Tali ernment to this offer. Whatever the outcome, Mis Majests"s Government will find it dificult in the extreme to econeile what happened in Albania ith what was contemplated by the Anglo-Italian Agreement, It is not only the future of Alhania which Is at stake, (cheers), The sense of disquiet and has been felt not only areas, but also. in. othe bordering the Mediterranean or me eluded ran peninsula, Twill not trouble the House wi borate details. but will give proof of this fact.
When the Mahan Charge 4A fires Signor Guido Crolla. saw Lord Halifax on April 1. he told him, amon other things. that Greece and Yusoperfectly calm. Later a the interview, Lord Halifax inform= the Talian Charge d'Affaires that the British Government had no inten-
So far Jeerned, nothing that has happened nas filtered my conviction that the poli His Majesty's Government in signing the Anglo-Matian Agreement year ayo Was right. (Cheers)
do not say this in order to raise controversy. but in order to avoid Mistnderstanding regarding my pres+ cent attitude.
"frankly confess deep disappoint ment at the Mahan action in Albania No doubt some will say: that we shall how declare the Anglo-Italian Agee ment at amend. but 1 don't take that
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