London, Jan. 11.
The Chairman's sub-committee of the Non-Intervention Committee has decided to spend £5,000 on the study of administrative problems requiring solution, when the International Committee finally adopts the Spanish withdrawal plan.
Specialists jate reported to have been engaged to advise on victualling and stores. A chief medical off will advise on medical problems involved in the withdrawal of non-Spanish volunteers.
The sub-committee met at. the Foreign Office to-day and will hold another meeting on Thursday.
Apparently no differences of principle need be anticipated on the composition of the commissions to be sent to Spain so long as persons proposed, command general approval:
Tt was agreed to continue formal conversations on the question of Kop, as possible with further gerent rights while proceeding
consideration of the draft of the proposed general resolution.—Reut.
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