Rome, Apr. 26.
Diplomatic quarters here believed to-day that a military alliance, between Tlaly and Germany was in offing. The ground-work for such an alliance was said to have been laid 'a three-hour conference to-day between Signor Benito Mussolini, of Italy, and ColGen, Hermann Wihelm Goering, Premier of Prussia and Reich Economic Commissar.
Such an alliance would be one of the most formidable in world history, and would virtually match the might!
the Franco-Soviet alliance.
Matters of mutual defence among the Fascist Powers, it was said, would facilitated by existence of a single industrial unit, through exchange of patents, complementary production of synthetic products, and standard ization of materials, assuring the self-sumMeleney of the' unit in war—United Press,
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