London, July 18.
No representations have been made by the French Government to the United Kingdom that the entering into force of the Anglo-Italian Agreement before the conclusion of a simi accord between the French Italian Governments would be regarded as an unfriendly act, Prime minister, Mr. Neville berlain, told the House of Commons at question time today Asked if he were aware that alle tions to that effect had been published n Rome and if he would convey the fects to the Italian Government, Mr Chamberlain replied that the Italian Government were quite aware of wer to another question on a ace written "by Signor Mussolini a collection of the minutes of the ist Grand Council, the Prime Minister said that as heh id previously stated, the Governmen were not in a position to give full effect to the Anglo-Italian Agreement until they could regard the Spanish question settled. It was the Government's sincere hope, he said, that acceptance of the plan for wal volunteers would accelera settlement—Wireless through Kewe
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