1939-04-15 — Page 6

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QUESTIONED IN LONDON

London, To-day.

Although Mr. Chamberlain's declaration before the House of Commons is greeted with general ap- proval by the press this morning, which calls the declaration "comprehensive but neverthe- less marked by restraint," there is to be found some criticism.

The "Daily Mail" stresses in its editorial that there is one important difference between the Polish pact and the assistance pledges to Greece and Rumania.

The Anglo-Polish pact is recipro- cal while the assistance pledge to Greece and Rumania is unilateral so that neither Greece nor Rumania are committed to come to England's assistance.

The paper points out that Trans-

contains a ylvania

Hungarian minority of nearly two million" iu- habitants and asks whether the Bri- tish pledge to Rumania would en- ter into operation in the event of and a conflict between Hungary Rumania or in the event of an at- tack by Bulgaria,

The "Daily Herald" declares that the Government's new foreign po-

HUNGARIAN VISIT TO ROME

Budapest, To-day. The Hungarian Premier and Foreign Minister are leaving for Rome on Monday evening.

They will discuss with Musso- lini and Count Clano all questions of mutual interest to both coun- tries, and will leave Rome on the afternoon of April 21.---Trans- Ocean.

licy is reminiscent of the collective RUMANIA'S

security policy of Geneva, though

the Government's reorientated po-

licy did not offer the same advant- WELCOME OF

ages as the collective security sys- tem of the League.

The "Times" demands the with- drawal of Italian volunteers from Spain immediately after the victory parade in Madrid and declares that the formal denunciation

The "News

Chronicle"

GUARANTEE

BUCHAREST, TO-DAY. FRIDAY'S LEADING ARTICLE THE **"TIMPUL” WHICH

the OF of

Anglo-Italian agreement will be un-OFTEN IS USED AS MOUTH- of the PIECE BY THE RUMANIAN FOR- necessary if embarkation

EIGN MINISTER M. GAFENCU volunteers is carried through.

DEALS WITH THE SPEECHES asserts DELIVERED BY MR. CHAMBER- that Lord Halifax's intervention LAIN AND M. DALADIER AND pre- POINTS OUT THAT LONG AGO during the Easter Holidays.

ANNOUNCED HER vented the occupation of Corfu by RUMANIA

DEFENDING BB INTENTION OF Italy. The "News Chronicle" well as the "Daily Herald" demand HER OWN FRONTIERS COME a closer cooperation with the So-WHAT MIGHT. viet-Union.--Trans-Ocean.

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GUARANTEES

Rome, To-day.

The Anglo-French guarantee of Greece and Rumania, is commented on unfavourably by the Italian

press.

"Gazetta del Popolo" says Mr. Ch rlain's speech has created

Impression.

Rumania had not asked the west- ern powers for any guarantee de- claration but nevertheless accepted this guarantee with satisfaction and gratitude..

Rumania hopes that the declara- tion of the French and British Statesmen would contribute great- ly to a general tranquillisation of Europe.

The article emphasises that,`ac- cording to the declarations of the leaders of the western powers, States neighbouring on Rumania must now realise that the effort to establish-good friendly relations among one another is now much more expedient than the insistance on stubborn, demands. Ocean.

Trans-

**It was not the former brillant MOTHERWELL LOSE

repudiate substitute policy Ocean

adventure."

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