"PEACE IMPOSSIBLE WITHOUT ITALY."

Marlborough Express, Volume LIII, Issue 102, 1 May 1919, Page 5

"PEACE IMPOSSIBLE WITHOUT ITALY."

OOKFTT>^NCIS IN TTALTAS*

GOVERNMENT

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<Kecoived Mnv I. 9.10 a.m.) ROME. April 30

?4ignor Or?a.rdo. in the Cliamber of Deputies, sviid .that he had warned the Allie< Hirl peace was iinpo«siT>'le without Italy's iissent. . Her claims

were -based on justice and should be granted in their entirety „ Then Italy could have a further alliance with any unrestricted European State. He repudiated Imperialistic charges, pointing out that he had not sought overseas possessions and had not displayed greed, for indemnities. He had yielded only to sentiment. , The Chamber enthusiastically expressed confidence in the Government, the Socialists only abstaining from voting.