Folitical of all correspon hades of opinion display due appreciation of the profound importance of the state expected from M Chamberlain, and M. Edouard Daladier, the French Prime Minister. e fact that the British position in the Mediterranean, the "artery of Empire," as the immediate these respondents point out, lends heighened interest to the present situation. Italy's intentions regarding her troops in Spain are the subject of conflicting reports.
Leaders in today's newspapers, while calling for a strong id unequivocal statement by Mr. Chamberlain, show marked restraint, Some papers dwell on the favourable reorientation of the policy of the United States. The added chances of Great Britain calling a halt to the aggressors without becoming involved in a catastrophic struggle, it is stated, have been strongly increased by President Roosevelt's indication that the weight of the United States would be added to any deterrent Britain, or her European friends, might offer.
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