EARLY OPERATION DEMANDED.
THE ATTITUDE OF BRITAIN.
ITALIAN OPPOSITION HARDENS.
(Received This Day, 9.20 a.m.) LONDON, November 1.
Immediately Sir Hoare arrived at Geneva he conferred with Mr Eden. Later both visited M. Laval. It is understood that they insisted on the early operation of sanctions, whatever steps are taken to continue the peace discussions. Political opinion in Italy, simultaneouslv hardening, is unanimous not to yield "to intimidation. Even the ecclesiastical authorities have instructed the clergy throughout Italy to encourage a spirit of resistance among their parishioners. , .. The Government has ordered the press to pillory tradesmen charging ex cessive prices. . . ~ Count Misurata (president ot tne Confederation of Industrialists) reported to Signor Mussolini that he has a plan for “efficient discipline in the cotton, jute, iron, steel .food, . “ ’ shipping and other- industries, with a view to obtaining the most economic maximum production independently of foreign materials.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 18, 2 November 1935, Page 5
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