TEST FOR TREATY
EUROPE WATCHING ALBANIA. LONDON, June 7. Tim fi ghi ting in Albania is of more than usual interest to observers of European politics, cin.ro it provides a first-rate test of the value of tho new treaty between Italy ami Yugo-Slavia. The nimss of the insurgents would, says tin; Prague correspondent of ‘The Times,’ presumably meet with tho approval of Judy, while, the Albanian Govrnn.’inrnt has tho favor of Yugoslavia. None Uie less, the i’ugo-Slav Goveniment takes the view that there is no ground for intervention. It does not mean to interfere itself, and hopes that Italy will take the same line. It hopes, too, that if intervention should become necessary it- will bo made through tho League of Nations,
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Evening Star, Issue 18668, 24 June 1924, Page 7
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122TEST FOR TREATY Evening Star, Issue 18668, 24 June 1924, Page 7
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