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PLAN FOR WITHDRAWAL OF

VOLUNTEERS FROM SPAIN

Official White Paper

Published

London, July 12

A White Paper was published last night containing the text of the proposed Resolution reaffirm- ing and extending the Non-Intervention Agreement and providing for withdrawal of foreign volunteers "from Spain and "for the grant in certain circumstances of belligerent rights to the two parties in Spain and for observation of Spanish frontiers by land and sea.

The Resolution notes that the governments who are parties to the Non-Intervention Agree- the Agreement, including ment deem it expedient to reaffirm their obligations entered into under those in regard to the export of arms and war material to Spain and to the departure from and transit through their respective countries of foreign volunteers for Spain, and to extend those ob- ligations to cover persons whose activities would be in any way susceptible of prolonging or embitter- ing the present conflict.

The Resolution further declares that the governments deem it expedient to ensure the application of all the nine pohits of the

ANGLO-ITALIAN British Plan of July 14 1937. dealing with the withdrawal of foreign

AGREEMENT

volunteers, the grant of belligerent rights and the problem of con trol with such additional measures as may be necessary to render control fully effective.

Would Be Effective talls of a proposed plan for with- position to hand over the daily

As Preliminary Conditions. Are Fulfilled

London, July "12.

Special interest is attached to de- Spanish parties they will be in a en-number of foreign volunteers pres- drawal from Spain of those gaged directly or indirectly in the cribed above..

For this purpose they will un- present conflict.

The duties to be discharged in dertake that the day on which ac Spain in this connection will be tual withdrawal starts, and on entrusted to two Commissions. each subsequent day thereafter. attached respectively to the head-there shall be not less than Ave quarters of the two.. Spanish days' quotas of foreign volunteers The Anglo-Italian agreement was the subject of a question in parties. General instructions pre-already withdrawn from the bat- the House of Commons yesterdaypared by the International Board the area and available for transfer when the opposition parties tried for Non-Intervention will be issued to evacuation areas. to force the Prime Minister, Mr. to members of each Commission Neville Chamberlain, to give an in London before they proceed to

their posts in Spain. assurance that the agreement would be debated in the House before ratification.

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WITHDRAWAL TIME TABLE

The time table for affecting withdrawals provides that the first of the dally quotas of foreign volunteers will be transferred by the Spanish parties concerned to

the final adoption by the Interna-

2.000 MEN PER DAY The plan contemplates that for- Mr. Chamberlain answered that eign volunteers will be transferred the agreement did not need rat-to evacuation areas at a steady evacuation on the 46th day after

fleation but would come into force rate of not less than 2,000 men perian Committee of the Resolution

On the 101st day from the final

at the moment when both Govern-day.

In order to enable withdrawals now published. ments agreed that the preliminary conditions to be fulfilled before-to take place at this daily rate and hand had been carried out. as a condition to adoption of the adoption of the resolution or on The chief of these preliminary plan. each Spanish party would such earlier day as withdrawal of foreign volunteers who are neither necessary conditions concerns volunteers undertake to take all from Spain. When this moment steps. both during the period when sick nor wounded nor prisoner of arrived said the Prime Minister, the Commissions are ascertaining war may have been completed, the the House would have the oppor- the total number of foreign volun- Spanish parties concerned will be- ! tunity to discuss the agreement. teers to be withdrawn and subse-gin transfer to evacuation areas Mr. Chamberlain's refusal to quently, to ensure that on the of sick and wounded and prisoners bind himself in any way has in-day on which actual withdrawal of war and finally of any women creased the impression that the starts and on every day there foreign volunteers. Government is doing its utmost to after until all foreign volunteers! bring about a fulfilment of the have been withdrawn from both conditions that will permit the agreement to come into force.- (Transocean).

FRENCH PRESS REPLIES SHARPLY

Parts. July 12. "The assertions in Italian press that France Is endeavouring to delay or prevent the ratification of the Anglo-Italian agreement elicited a sharp reply from Le Temps yesterday."

Flatly denying the Italian, ac- cusations, the paper points out that progress in non-intervention is due principally to the goodwill and spirit of co-operation on the part of France.

King. Makes Progress

ATTENDS NUMBER OF STATE PAPERS

It Is

Landon, July 12

King understood that George's condition is satisfactory and that he is progressing.

His Majesty's physicians saw him last night and an official statement | regarding the King's condition will be issued today.

"The King attended a number of The statements in the Italian tate, papers brought down from de-London arid also received several papers are characterised as Uberate manoeuvres designed to telephone calls from members of draw England away from France he Royal Family. but...according to the paper, they

the

On the 101st day: a commission will begin the task of verifying that no foreign volunteers remain in Spain.'

. The whole of the expenditure in- volved in, carrying out withdrawals will be incurred on behalf of the participating Governments by the Non-Intervention Board.--(British Wireless).

GERMANY AND. JEWS

Wants Country Cleared In Five Years

Évian, Jaly 12. According to a Jewish telegraphic agency, the Refugee's Conference has received Information from Berlin that Germany would be willing to permit Jews to take 10 percent of their capital out of the country provided the Conference agrees to an effective plan to take Jews out of the Reich within five years.

GARDEN PARTY || The Duke and Duchess of Glon are doomed to a failure from the very beginning because London (cester are representing Their Mal and Paris are both equally con-esties, at the opening of vinced that "Anglo-French co-Birmingham Hospital, which cele- operation must continue' under all brates the city's centenary. circumstances and cannot be The garden party at Buckingham weakened through any special Palace will be held as planned and agreement, made by one or the the Queen will be present in order proposed Permanent Committee to handle refugees from Germany other of the partners.--(Trans-not to disappoint guests. (Reu-which will sit to London, be prest- ocean).

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NARCOTIC TRAFFIC

STIMULATION

Question Asked In House Of Commons

London, July 12,

In a written reply yesterday to Mr. V. McEntee, Labour Member for Walthamstow, West, the Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Mr. F. A. Butler, said he could not, on the information he passessed at present, say whether there had been an increase in the sale of dan- gerous drugs in the International Settlement in Shanghai.

With regard to sources, it was! Replying to Lieut-Commander believed, added Mr. Butler, that R. T. H. Fletcher, Labour Member" oplum seized during 1937 came for Nuneaton, the Under-Becretary from both north and south China. for Foreign Affairs said that he while heroin, it was thought, came believed the Foreign Omice bad mostly from the north.

called on the British consular au- Replying to Mr. J. W. Banfield thorities for a report. Labour Member for Wednesbury, Mr. Butler stated that 255 persons In a written reply to Bir Ernest had been arrested in 1937 by the Graham Little, Nationalist Member police forcé in the International for London; Mr. Butler said he Settlement for being concerned in would certainly consider the sug the sale of oplum and other nar-gestion that an official report cotic drugs. Of these, 144 were should be obtained from any Bri- Chinese. 97 Koreans: 13 Japanese tish representatives in Manchukuo and one Latvian. Mr. Butler add- ed that he had no information re-regarding the extent to which the narcotics was being garding arrests by the police force traffic in in the French Concession,

stimulated at present (Reuter).

It has been decided that the

ded over by a prominent American. It is expected that the post will be offered to Mr. Myron Taylor chairman of the Evian Conference. (-{Reuter).

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