London, Apr. 10.
ig authoritatively understood that the Mahan Charge d'Affaires, Signor Crolla, has given the British Government the precise assurances requested by Britain regarding Corfu, and has declared that the Ballan Government would give the same assurances to the Greek Government, Britain asked Italy to give a specific assurance that Italy had no intentions airist Corfu and would never occupy that island, and that a similar assurance should be given the Greek Government, Political civeles stress that Great Britain thus obtained satisfaction.
Wt is' not yet known whether the British Government will give an immediate guarantee of assistance Greece or wait for development in the general negotiations taking place in Central and) Eastern Europe. Political quarters pointed out, however, that the Prime Minister, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, will meet the two Opposition leaders in the House of Commons, Mr. C. R. Attlee and Sir Archibald Sinclair, before this afternoon's Cabinet meeting as he always does before taking an import-decision. Observers believe 9 inal decision will probably be taken this afternoon.
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