Rome, Oct. 14.
Rome is patently satisfied with the decision of the British and French Governments to give the Non-Intervention Committee another chance to reach an agreement over Spain, although whether the effort will succeed is doubtful as there is no indication that Italy is at present willing to withdraw her volunteers.
It is felt that Italy now holds all the trump cards.
It non-intervention continues, Gen. Francisco Franco, the Nationalist leader, plus the volunteers serving under him should win the war. If it is called off, Italy can subscribe two volunteers for every one from France.—Reuter,
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