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THE CHINA MAIL, FEBRUARY 13, 1989

DEVONSHIRE INCIDENT

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ST. FRANCIS HOTEL QUEEN'S ROAD, CENTRAL,

1939 DOLLAR DIRECTORY

OF RECOGNITION OF FRANCO

Paris, To-day.

The bombing incident during the cruiser Devon- shire's visit to Minorea is linked with the quès- tion of recognition of Franco's Government by Britain and France.

"Le Temps" says: "The fact that Italian planes car- ried out the bombardment during the negotia- tions on the Devonshire may indicate the Ita- lian forces were acting in contravention of Franco's wishes and casts doubts on Mussolini's assurances that Italy had no interest, political or economic in Spain.

SPECULATION ON FRANCO RECOGNITION

San Sebastian, To-day. The impression is gaining ground in political circles here that the British Government will recognise the Nationalist Government earlier than the French.

"Franco must have the greatest interest in removing this equivo- cation in order to show his own authority, particularly in view of the question of recognition of his Government by Britain.

"It is obvious that this recogni- . tion can be accorded only to a free independent Spain which will safeguard Mediterranean inter- ests."

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refugees be defrayed by France taking over, at proper valuation, all useful war material particu- larly airplanes and tanks, the de- ficit to be made from Spanish gold in French possession, does not tend to hasten the conclusion of Reason for delay in Paris an agreement. would appear ascribable to diffi- Under these circumstances it is culties arising out of the vast thought that the British Govern-

warment will not await the result of ́ quantities of Republican material now on French territory. Franco-Spanish negotiations but Political circles believe that will itself take the initiative of agreement

Nationalist re- concerning these recognising the

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