London, Mar, 22.
Speculation whether Signor Musolini will formulate his colonial claims next Sunday is rife-in London.
Some observers maintain that the time is hardly propitious, but in well-informed quarters Reuter understands it is believed that Il Duce will state Italy's claims in firm but balanced language. It is not thought that Signor Mussolini, whose sense of realities is strong, will present anything in the nature of an ultimatum to France or that he will make his demands in such a form as to preclude the possibility of an agreed settlement, Certain circle ance are known to be to discuss matters with IL Duce and rumours are many concerning the po who are thought to be hoare: messages between the two govern-nce to the project, The support of such smaller power Greece, Rumania an: considered certain.—
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