deavouring to create a favourable point of departure by a gesture of 'The journal adds thay "relations be-{ween Italy and France have become 1 European question. "If the people abroad would grasp the meaning of the clear and unbreakable obligations' arising from our. relationship. with Rome, which the Fuehrer has' underlined precisely at this hour, our attitude towards the " Mediterranean question would be exposed to mising Pres Comment Paris, Jan. 4.
The tour which the French Premier. M. Edouard Daladier. is making In France's Mediterranean possessions continues to occupy the attention of the French press.
"Excolsior™ says: "We are obliged to say that the language of official Jcommentators on the other side of the Alps. is unworthy, in bad faith and strikingly Jacking in tact. Those d monstrations which they describe ax provocative have been provoked by themselves"
"Lo Nouvelle." taking a stronger line, declares: "It is no longer either possible or permissible to permit any Individual who is neither 9. Tun nor a Frenchman any privilege what fever. The power of Halians to claim Jsuch priviloxes have been tolerated too long. Nove they must come under common taw since ties have change Nazi Reported Activ In Central Peru New York, Jan. 3.
The "New York Times" this mor ing continued its campaign against the Peruvian Government in connes-will be presented with the "Blood Medal," which will entitle him to call himself a cousin of the Bey.
After attending. huge military review at noon tomorrow, Of. Daladier sill inspect the fortified. Mareth line ing the Libyan frontier, where proceeding. Fecently.—Reuter.
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