London, July 20, Further deadlock over the non-intervention issue followed the Ttalian Fequest at to-day's meeting of the Non-Intervention sub-committee that withdrawal of volunteers be not dis cussed before the grant of belliger= fent rights, As no agreement waz adjourned at It is learnt that Lord Plymouth, the Chairman, suggested that the points of the British proposals requiring the coazent of both parties in Spain should be taken first.
Count Dino Grandi, the Italian representative, expressed the opinion that agreement should be reached on, all. proposals before submitting. the, scheme to the parties in Spain.
'The Portuguese Ambassador, Sr. 'Montiero, and Herr" Woerman, for Germany, supported Count Grandi, while M.'Charles Corbin, the French Ambassador, the Belgian' Ambassador fand the Czech Minister supported.
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