"Italy expects a solution of the Colonial question," declared Signor Virginia Gayda, Editor of the "Giornale d'Italia," in a broadcast today to America, Italy, he said, was betrayed at Versailles and had received no colonial territories under the Treaty.
Italy's aims, he went on, were political and economic harmony in the Balkans, and freedom and parity in the solution of colonial problems.
The calm, armed policy of Signor Mussolini, Signor Gayda concluded, was based on waiting and vigilance,—Reuter,
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