"With regard to disarmament, Signor Mussolini favoured an proach by qualitative limitation first, "Signor Mussolini felt that the Jewish question must be treated on broad lines, as it was an internation-alone."
Mr. Chamberlain said that the conversations were conducted atmosphere of complete frankness.
It was not expected, he declared, that either side would accept all the arguments and points of view pre~ sented by the other, but, although they were unable fo Feport that they were in agreement on all points, they did achieve their purpose.
ug to his visit to the Pope. atr, Chamberlain said that both he und Lord Halifax were deeply moved by the "courage and humanity animating his bearing! and outlook."
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