London, Aug. 15.
Britisn subjects tendering any a sistance whatsoever to either Spanish faction were warned to-day that they must not expect any assistance or support in any dimeulty they may meet during such enterprises, which yun counter to the objects' of his Majesty's Government, The warning was telegraphed to Spain from the Foreign OMlce here.
Great Britain was willing to prohibit: the sale of arms to either the rebels or loyalists, the message added, and would do her utmost to prevent the export of commercial aircraft 10 Spain, whenever a general agreement between European nations could be reached. "Meanwhile, no licences to export arms or munitions to Spain have been issued since the commencement of the troubles in Spain," the communique stated, "and the export ing of arms to that country is further prohibited by the Arms. Ex: port Order of 1931."—United Press.
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