Mr. Attlee expressed dissatisfaction with Mr, Eden's reply dnd moved the adjournment of the House to de-
London, July 15. bate the Thousands of Welshmen cheered continuously when the King and Queen showed themselves to th people from Queen Elinor's Gate at Caernarvon Castle this afternoon on the historic tower where the Prince of Wales has been presented to the people since the days of Edward LI.
Mr. David Lloyd George, who is Constable of the Castle, presented a foot-long key to the Castle to the King at the water gate.
The King and Queen spent the night in the Royal train which had been shifted into a siding at a wayside station, and resumed their tour of Wales this morning.
Yesterday, in glorious weather which enabled them to travel in an open car, they travelled about seventy miles by motor, their route from Newport to Swansea taking them through Cardiff, Lower Taft, and the Aerdare and Neath valley. Everywhere they were acclaimed by vast crowds with the utmost enthusiasm.
—Reuter and Wireless.
"declared intention of the Government to make to the Non-Intervention Committee proposals which contemplate the granting of belligerent rights to General Franco and which do not make effective provision for the complete cessation of foreign intervention in Spain."
The Speaker, Capt. E. A. Fitzroy, asked if My, Attlee had the support of the House, whereupon the Labour members rose in a body to signify their assent, Leave was then granted, In initiating the subsequent debate, Mr, Attlee declared the British pro: posals were unjust, ill-conceived and dangerous, and would not effect what was desired. Mr. Eden, he stated, was attempting to reconcile the irreconcilable, with the result he had in fact surrendered to the demands of the Fascist Powers, who only wanted non-intervention as a convenient screen behind which they could intervene.
There should be no consideration of the new proposals, Mr, Attlee de-dared, until the withdrawal of foreigners from Spain was complete. He contended the. Government's
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