ITALY.
DEBT TO BRITAIN.
EASIER TERMS WANTED. (bt cable—rßESs association— coptright.l (AUSTRALIAN AND K.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION.) ROME, December 28. Tho 'Milan newspaper, "Popolo d'ltalia." in an outspoken editorial on the Anglo-Italian dobts, which is supDosed to reflect Sign or Mussolini s opinions, says that when tho two nations suffered together for a common victory, a brutal calculation, from a business viewpoint, regarding tho debt of one nation, must bo corrected bv the high political, diplomatic, and historic vision of tho negotiator. Great Britain ■would give inestimablo Droof of lier gratitudo to Italy if she accorded conditions more favourable than those granted Italy l>y tho United States.
Moreover, Italy received no colonial, mandates, whereas Great Britain roeoived a large proportion of the booty of victory. The problem of the gold deposited in England must lie kept distinct from others. Tho gold was given as a pledge, and the pledges must be restored.
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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18577, 30 December 1925, Page 7
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