The key-note struck by the ily Telegraph" which points out that the italian demands have been expressed within no more than a week on two of the ratification of the Anglo-Italiah agreement announcement of Mr. Eh trip to Rome, The jo: sizes that an improvement in Anglo-Italian relations was seen on the British side as a prelude to a wider appossement, and stresses England's vital interests in the Mediterranean. therefore, Britain cannot view any biurpapce such as is occurring no as a matter of only secondary est to herself." Friction be Italy and France arising out of such a cause as the present one cannot but create unfortunate reactions in London."
The "Manchester Guard "Italian hostility to France, ed by Count Ciano, reveals an Italian danger to Britain, for, as British and French interests in the Mediterranean are almost identical, any major move against France will also be a move against Britain. Furt though Tunis is a French British possession, and although Frafice must be and is prepared to defend Tunis as if it were part of own territory—which indeed s—an Italian attack against is would be quite incompatible lih the vital strategic interests of Value of Goods Taxed In Kiangsu instead of being computed on the basis of a shop's gross business res was the case prior to the reak of hostilities, the business tax now collected in Kiangsu province is calculated on the basis of the, value of goods, Mr. Wang Pei-director of the Kiangsu Prox Bureau, told newsmen yesterday.. This measure is necessary bec of the fact that many shops closed in various cites, but measure will be of a temporary nature, according to Mr. Wang.
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