Rome, Mar. 17.
Germany has every reason to iry to prevent Allied intervention in southern Europe and the Near East, says the "Popolo di Roma."
Commenting on suggestions concerning a German-Russian-Hungarian guarantee to Rumania, the paper says: "If the plan is carried out, and it undoubtedly is indorsed by Moscow, General Maxime Weygand's plans run the risk of ending in failure, and the war will remain immovable along the Rhine."—Reuter.
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