Rome, Sept. 1.
The conference in Vienna, which ended in the Rumanian-Hungarian accord, was seen in Rome last night to have resulted in the establishment of a new Axis system of arbitration with which it is hoped to replace in the future the League of Nations' way of settling disputes.
Responsible Fascist quarters, in commenting upon the "Vienna Award" yesterday, stressed the speed with which the Axis arbitrated and made a direct comparison with similar arbitration by the League of Nations. The consensus of authoritative Italian opinion is that it would have taken the League years to have reached such a decision as the Axis brought about at Vienna Friday in less than 48 hours.
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