NOT TAKEN SERIOUSLY
GAYDA'S COMPLAINTS
ATTITUDE IN LONDON
(British Official Wireless.)
(Received June 10, 10.10 a.m.)
RUGBY, June 9
In view of the complete absence of reference to Italy's refusal to continue negotiations on questions arising from the blockade, a solution of which was thought to have been reached, it is doubted .in London if complaints by Signor Gayda in the "Voce d'ltalia" are advanced seriously.
Signor Gayda's statement that "Italy's most conciliatory proposals for more reasonable treatment have not been, taken into account," is a flat contradiction of the facts. The Italian Government's complaints were the subject of discussion between British and Italian experts and after the visit to Rome of Sir Wilfred Greene it' was confidently believed from the British side that agreement had been reached. This belief was destroyed by Italy's repudiation of the agreement which was reached between the experts.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIX, Issue 136, 10 June 1940, Page 10
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