Thus, it the meeting were not as profitable as Mr. Chamberlain bad hoped they would be, they have at least removed all doubts from the minds of the two statesmen about each other's views.
Signor Mussolini's precise intentions still remain undefined, but it is understood that, notwithstanding Great Britain's solidarity with France, Italy will actively pursue her aspirations, relying on the support of her "ax: partner, Germany. The negative atmosphere in which the talks have been conducted is reflected among the public here, who do not deny their feeling of disappointment.
The formal conversations between the British and Italian statesmen were concluded at a conference yesterday afternoon between Mr. Chamberlain. Signor Mussolini, Viscount Halifax and Count Ciano. The conference Issted 75 minutes, beginning at 5.35 p.m. and closing at 6.50 pin.
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