The newspaper adds that the visit of Mr. Chamberlain assumes the ap-Dearanice of @ natural counterpart to ae conversations in Paris last week.
Authoritative circles In Rome consider the report of the visit to be of eat interest and importance, while he Hatian public generally welcome the visitas a sign of the new goodwill existing between the two nations, The oMeial announcement on the Visit states:
"At the meeting in Munich, Signor Mussolini suggested to the' Prime Minister" that he should, at some {ture date, pay a visit to Rome.
"As on opportunity for making such a visit might occur during the forth-Coming Parliamentary recess, en-airies were made whether a date in Nie rst half of Jandary would be Nutable to Signor Mussolini.
lis Excellency has stated that he wud, in principle, welcome a visit frum the Prime Minister and the Prseign Secretary at that time."
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