THE SANCTIONS
CESSATION ANTICIPATED (United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright). ■ a,* tPMpQ:s^.,;'iklay.■ 27 • ■' The “Morning Post’s” Rome correspondent says:. The British Government’s action in putting a war ship !at Selassie’s disposal Tor his .voyage frpm Haifa to Gibraltar has made the worst impression in Italian official circles,. which ..forsee the- Danger, of a sanctionist rally being promoted bv. the Emperor’s presence in England. In such an event, an atmosphere woulcl be created in which; all chqnce o.f. conciliation as between Italy and. England would be hopelessly lost-.. ..Italy is aware that many elements are now combining fo force • foyward .questions of . sanctions in r,eaditiess for . the League Council meeting, on June 16, and the responsible Italians regret that the. alreadycomplicated situation should thus further be„imp©ril]ed. .It, is officially Insisted that Italy cannot even discuss the question of any ..settlement, nor \yill any Italian initiative be forthcoming, qoiJdhg #s.‘, sanctions remain.;
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 May 1936, Page 6
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