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U.S. REBUKE TO BRITAIN
NEW YORK, December 6,
The London correspondent of the "New York Herald Tribune" says: "America's open break with Britain's po'icy in Italy and Greece came as a stunning surprise here, though it was known there was a wide difference of opinion, especially on the Italian question. It is believed that Mr. Churchill or Mr. Eden will make an early reply. A debate may be demanded in- the House of Commons."
The State Department's sharp rebuke to Britain reflected American resentment over England's reported failure to consult or inform the United States in advance of its stand against Count Sforza, says the Washington correspondent of the "New Yqrk. Times." It is held that the United States is entitled to su«h consideration as a member of the Allied Control Commission in Italy. Presumably the rebuke may also have repercussions in Rumania and
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 137, 7 December 1944, Page 7
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