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British Proposals Will Prove

Acceptable?

scheme was unjust, Ill-conceived and dangerous. It did not effect. what was desired, he inssited.

Mr.

London, July 15. "Although

no omcial reaction has yet reached London, there are indications that the Non-Inter-

Anthony Eden, Foreign vention Committee will accept Secretary, was attempting to re- the British proposals for the cop concile irreconellables, with the tinuation of non-intervention in result that he had in fact aurren- Spain. the withdrawal of volun-dered to the demands of the Fax- teers and the granting of bel-cist powers, which only wanted ligerent rights to both sides, at non-intervention as a convenient least as a basis of discussion. screen. behind which they could

It is believed to-morrow the re-intervene.

NORTH CHINA SITUATION

Berlin, July 15.

The Chinese Ambassador to Berlin made the following "state- ment concerning the situation in China-

""The latest reports from Tokyo state that the Japanese Govern- ment wishes a peaceful settlement of the disturbances in North China, The Chinese Government has, al- Ways shown its will for peace in dealing with this question although in political circles the Japanese attitude characterised as merely an attempt to gain time. Local armistices cannot be regarded "as

presentatives on the Committee There should be no considera-valid unless they have the approval will be prepared to express the tion of the new proposals, he

general views of thier Govern- [said, until the complete with- drawal, of volunteers from Spain ments.

had been accomplished.

Mr. Attlee contended the Gov- ernment's proposals were falling away from the standards of in- ternational law, especially in granting belligerent rights

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of the Central Government.

to oppose to the last extreme any "The Chinese are firmly resolved

violation of her sovereignty or territories.”~~ Transocean News Service.

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As the various powers will pro- bably make some reservations, there is some fear that discussion may unduly protracted. But the British. Government will emphasise the urgency of the occasion and wl ask to be entrusted, as early

RISKS INCREASED possible with the task of ap-

two proaching the

Replying. Mr. Anthony Eden de- partles in

British Spain for their consent to theclared the Governments of Europe

forces surounded and Apply to:- knew that if the non-intervention searched two villages on the arrangement- Reuter

plan collapsed the risks of a North-West Frontier for suspects European conflict were thereby who took part in the raid, on--Bri- inevitably increased. It might | tish troops on Monday, in which well be that we should be "unable a number or Gurkhas were killed. to avoid reaching that point," he Seventeen, hostages were taken. said, "but every European nation and there were a few minor is reluctant to approach that casualtis abyss.”

STRICT RESERVE While the strictest reserve is be- ing maintained in official circles regarding the Italian attitude. to the new British plan for presery ing non-intervention in Spain, the bellef has been strengthened that Italy will accept the proposals as 1 basis for discussion at the usual consultations on such matters which Rome and Berlin have been holding recently- Reute

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FRENCH SUPPORT

Paris, July 15. It 25 authoritatively learned that the French attitude to the new non-intervention plan may be summarised as follows:

If the British proposals were accepted by the Non-Intervention Committee they could prove * means of making non-interven- tion effective and limiting the risks, of the conflict spreading Failure would mean that Europe would enter an era of grave perti, with Instances such as had al- ready marked the war, and with a much deeper significance.

"The Government was convinced that Europe did not want this,

France accepts the British pro-and that was why Europe had posals with regard to the restora tion of sea and land control and the withdrawal of volunteers, pro- vided both sides in Spain consent to the suggestions.

Such consent is essential, it is held, before the granting of bel- ligerent rights can even be use- fully discussed.-- Reuter.

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LABOUR ATTACKS

London, July 15. Initiating the House of Com- mans debate on British proposals for non-intervention, Mr. C. R. Attlee, Labour Opposition leader, declared to-day the Government's

LABOUR OPPOSITION NOT PLEASED

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London, July 15.

So far the comment from for- eign capitals upon the British plan

charged Britain with the task of discovering a compromise. "We sought to discharge this task equitably and rapidly. To-mor- row it will be for Europe to de- cide," Mr. Eden, declared.

WAR NOT INEVITABLE The British Government, the Foreign Secretary went on, ald not accept the doctrine of the in- evitability of war; A war: post- poned might be a war averted, and in the light of that possibility he asked the House to judge the Government's polley with respect to the Spanish conflict.-- Reuter.

THE MOLTON "INCIDENT"

London. July 15.

Further questions were asked in Commons

to-day regarding the merchant ship, Molton,

to ensure the continuance of non- British Intervention in Spain has been | captured yesterday, by a Spanish somewhat non-committal but on insurgent warship within territor- the whole not unfavourable.

lai waters when attempting to reach Santander.

LABOUR NOT PLEASED

It is expected most of the repre- sentatives at to-morrOW'S" full

Colonel Llewellin, first Sea Lord, explained that the British Govern. meeting of the Non-Intervention ment's policy had remained con- Committee will be in a position to sistent, namely that the Navy indicate. on behalf of their Gov-I would protect British shipping on ernments, at least preliminary ob- the high seas but that if a mer- servations upon the scheme. Plans Chant ship entered Spanish ter- In the proposal "are that there ritorial waters she did so at her cognition of belligerent rights - of

own risk and that this condition the two parties in Spain should

was in territorial waters. It bad become effective "when the Non-been the clear policy of the Bri- Intervention Committee place on record their opinion that the ar- rangements for withdrawing for elen nationals are working mails- factorily and that this withdrawal has in fact made substantial pro- #ress," do not please the Labour- Opposition in Britain, members of which hold that the withdrawal or foreign nationals should be com- pleted before belligerent rights are accorded.

Hish Governinent not to afford pro- tection in territorial waters and all merchant shipping had been

notined.

British Wireless.

LEAVE POSTPONED

Nanking, July 16. The British Ambassador to China. Sir Hughe Knatchbull- Hugessen, Interrupted his leave

In the House of Commons to and returned to. Nanking "to-day day, the Opposition leader, Major in vew of the tense political situa- Attlee, asked the Foreign Secretion in China. tary, Mr. Eden, whether he would He will, it is understood, hand withdraw at to-morrow's meeting the Chinese. Government.. 瘋 this "proposal for the recognition memorandum from the British of General Franco until after the

Government- complete withdrawal of foreign Transocean News Service nationals has shown whether or not be enjoys the support of any substantial part of the Spanish

DEBATE" MOVED people." Mr. Eden, in' reply, re-

This reply prompted Major att- minded Major Attlee of the cir-lee to move for a debate on the sub- cumstances in which the British ject of the "declared intention of the Government were entrusted with Government to make to the Non- an international mandate to seek Intervention Committee proposals agreement on the solution of the which contemplate the granting of present difficulties and said there belligerent rights to General could be no question of any modi Franco and which do not make fication of the proposals submitted effective provision for the com- at the Committee's direct request plete cessation of foreign inter- and which the Committee itself vention in Spain." had not yet considered. He was The Speaker asked if Major Att- sure the House would not wish to lee had the support or the House

Jeopardise, in advance, the cause and the Labour members rose in of international appeasement the body to signify their asment where- Proposals had been designed to upon leave was granted further.

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