London, Dec. 6.
Mr. Neville Chamberlain is envisage ing renouncing his projected visit to Rome unless the present anti-French end, it DESERT edo quarters tonight.
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Mr. Chamberlain himself, or else one: of the members of the British "Inner Cabinet," will shortly announce the impossibility of the Prime Minister making such a trip if the campaign continues, it was stated.
Politicians believe anti-French attacks in. Italy are aimed to create crisis atmosphere" and to "raise" the question of Tunisia and Corsica in a way similar to the Sudeten problem.
Fascist students and officials are said to have received instructions to continue manifestations until January li when Mr, Chamberlain would be asked upon his arrival to "attempt the task of bringing about appeasement."—hHavas.
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