London, Feb. 15.
Great Britain will send 'a demarche to Berlin and Vienna shortly, remind. ing them of London's major interest in the maintenance of Austria's ta-dependence, and may ask France to do the same, it was learned here today.
Tt is understood that a lengthy conference on the question took place this afternoon between Mr. Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretary, and M. Charles Corbin, French Ambassador to Great Britai Some observers are very much impressed by the fact that Signor Mus-olm! was not able to oppose the frst steps of the "nazification" of Austria, thereby disclosing Italy's renewed weakness.
These observers expect that the Austro-German accord will -induce Rome to recall the Italian troops from Sat ths Sato Soto thie Pomel tes see ant eet Send of raduas secs Spain.
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