BALKAN IMBROGLIO.
SITUATION NOW MODERATING NO ANXIETY FELT IN BRITAIN. (Received Juno 8, 10.37 p.m.)* A. and N.Z. LONDON. June 8. There is no tendency in British circles to take a grave view of the troublo between Yugoslavia and Albania. Confidence is felt that counsels of mods eration will prevail It is noted that while Yugo-slavia has - withdrawn her chargo d'affaires from r Tirana, the Albanian Minister remains at Belgrade. Therefore there is as yet no I real rupture. The Italian press vigorously denies the imputations from Belgrade that Italy is i in any way responsible. On tho contrary, the Belgrade press is cited as indicating that Yugoslavia prepared the rupture for tho purpose of questioning tho Treaty of Tirana before the League of Nations. The Italian papers say pointedly, that the Prime Minister, Signor Mussolini, is too busy with the internal reconstruction of tho country to be drawn into an "insignificant quarrel."
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19658, 9 June 1927, Page 11
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