Favourable comment was forthcom ing from Italian political quart and the press today on the Danut Committee's decision to control navigation on the river.
Members of the Committee are Bul gona, Hungary, Rumania and Yugo-Slavia and their agreement on this Danubian problem was seen here as possible starting-point for further ce-operation.
"This accord is of exceptional significance for it is the first ment concluded in a time of inter-ational crisis between' Stateg which have always found it almeult to ¢othe Lavoro The "Giornale dltalia" editorialised: "It is a significant sign of cooperation which Italy has reason to, approve because it represents thie alms of Ttalian foreign policy, which seeks to divert the peril of too Interested and not all peaceful interventions in this part of Europe,"—Hovas.
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