ITALIAN AUTHORITY.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19884, 13 May 1936, Page 7

ITALIAN AUTHORITY.

RECOGNITION BY BRITAIN. iNSTitL’LJ'i‘iONS T 0 MINISTER, ARMY 1N MILITARY OCCUPATION. (omclni Wireless.) titccoivcu May 13. 11.0 a.nt.) nuutn’, May 12. A question addressed to the Forcign Secretary in the ituusc of Commons referred to the position oi" the British Minister in .\thlls .\hubu in relation to recognition ut’ ituiian authority. The Prime Minister, replying for Mr Eden, said the. inslructluns of Sir 5. Barton were to proceed on the basis that there should be acculwlrll to the italian military authorities lllttL recog~ nitiou to \Vliirh an army in military occupation 01' an enemy territory is entitled under the l)i‘luClDle ot‘ internnliunai 111 w. THE ITALIAN DEGREES. I’L'LL :ZHYI'IRI‘ZIC-N'i‘Y INTENDED. l’l'lt'l'lli-lit lll‘jfiLAltA'l‘lUNS. lnltmt I't'o~~' kiln—Elma 'I'PI. Liupynglit, LUXUUN. .\luy 1L 'l'liv ltulnr- correspondent of the Times slits tllu Chamber of Deputin‘s has been summoned to assemble on Thursday and the Fcnate (iii Efllllt‘dny lu Lli'pl'UVC and this: iitlu Jim tin: du-

m crees published In the official Gazelle on May 9. One declares italy's lull sovereignty over Abysslnla and the other appoints Marshal Badoslio Viceroy. Signor Mussolini is expected to make further important declarations which are eagerly awaited.