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But with his one good ear Mr MrGrew MrGrew , Grew hears plenty and pegs out outi outconcIse outconcise outconcise i concIse always dependable reports reportsto to the President Presidente e . * . e . eAMEPICAS A AMEPICA AMEPICA\S S A MEPICA MEPICANS MEPICAS \S S ' \ versed m in the ways waysand waysand ways1 and the personalities of mter inter mternatIOnal international international natIOnal d plomacy aver that Italy s sless sloss sloss less loss is the gain gam ot of the United Umted States Statesin Statesin Statesin in the appo ntment of Count Rene ReneDoynel ReneDoynel ReneDoynel Doynel de St Quentn Quent n as French Frenchambassador Frenchambassador Frenchambassador ambassador to this countryFIfty countryFifty country countryFifty Fifty four years old and a bache bachelor bachefor bachelor lor for accomplished signally in all tne tae tnearts taearts tnearts arts of social intercourse inlPrcourse as well wellas wellas wellas as in bis his essent al profession of ofstatecraft ofstatecraft ofstatecraft statecraft Count St Quentin Quentm is very veryprecIsely veryprecisely veryprecisely precIsely an exponent ot of the tradl trade tradl1I0nal tradetional traditional 1I0nal tional French school pt pf d plomacy plomacyIt It w will l perhaps be b " recalled that thatthe thatthe thatthe the count had previously beennamed beennamed been beennamed named as ambas ambasi ambasFrance France and andsador sador to Italy and andDuce andDuce andDuce Duce Find Frnd that when Mussoan Mussoan Musso Mussoan ImpasseIml Impasselint lml Iml lint lnsisted Insisted thatthe thatthe that an Impasse ' the new envoy scredentials scredentials s scredentials credentials be addressed to the thekmg theking theking kmg king of Italy and emperor of rahl Ethi rahlopla Ethiopia Ethiopia opla opia the Qual Quai d Orsay proved re recalcitrant recalcitrant recalcitrantUnwilling calcltrant calcitrant calcltrantUnwIlImg calcitrantUnwilling Unwilling UnwIlImg to recognize recogmze the con conquest conquest conquest quest ol of Haile Selassie SelasSle s kmgdom kingdom kmgdomthe kingdomthe kingdomthe the French insisted that the ad address address address dress be merely to the king of ofItaly ofItaly otItaly Italy So artose at'ose atose arose ' an inr"isse inrisse IIT1sse i7rr'asse i7rrasse ' ? ' ' " ' winch which winchendures whichendures whichendures endures to this day dayf"a dayr11 \-f"a f"a fa vin \ -r11 r11 - - " both nil na natlons natlons . tlons lacking that comity of rela rely relytionship relabonshlp relationship bonshlp tionship and genial gemal understandmg understanding understandmgnormally understandingnormally understandingnormally normally implied unplled in ambassadonal ambassadorial ambassadonalrepresentatIOn ambassadorialrepresentation ambassadorialrepresentation representatIOn . . . During the attempt of France and andGreat andGreat andGreat Great Britain to ease the Italo Ethl Ethi Ethloplan Ethiopian Ethiopian oplan opian situation by negotJa negotiation tlon in the theperiod theperiod theperiod period before the Imposition of ofsanctions ofsanctions ofsanctions sanctions Count St Quentin had hadserved hadserved hadserved served his country as technical expert ex expert expert pert in the delicate issue and pre previously previously previously viously in 193 1932 % he had served In InsunIlar insimilar Insimilar sunIlar similar capacity as French repre representallve representative repretentative sentallve sentative on the international mternatIonal com corn committee cornmittee cornmittee mittee that Investigated conditions conditionsin In Liberia In other fields In thecourse the thecoune thecourse coune course ot of his diplomatic career hIs hIsgovernment hisgovernment hisgovernment government has utilized his pro profound profound profound found knowledge of African affalI's affalIs affairs affairsC affalI'sC affairse ' C ConaoiService ConaoiServiceN Comol Conool N\ N FeaturesV dot tinted d News N e ws Features \V\ V \ VService ' \ \ Service |