Berlin, July 15.
The German reaction to the British Government's non-intervention plan is that the proposals contained in it are suitable as a basis of discussion.
One of many points to be solved, in the German view, is the order in which the various parts of the plan must be carried out. It is felt in Berlin that to-morrow's discussions of the Non-Intervention Committee are unlikely to result in a final decision. Much, it is believed, depends on the authority of Valencia Over their own volunteers. it is generally agreed that the proposals embody many aspects of the German standpoint, Apparently, it is felt, the crisis has blown over, The London correspondent of the "Allgemeine Zeitung" writes that the "proposals combine absolutely everything which was suggested during the London negotiations."—
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