The Archive · 1938

General Pershing Still Fighting

Remarkable Vitality Shown in Rally from Coma Tuscan, Feb, 20.

"With amazing vitality, Gen. John J. Pershing rallied from his sinking spell and at midnight was partly conscious, His heart action was definitely stronger.

General John J. Pershing was no longer able to talk, drink water or lake any kind of nourishment at 7 am. to-day. Dr. Roland Davison said his kidneys had ceased functioning and that he was "gradually becoming weaker."—United Press, Lord Plymouth Consulting with Envoys on Plan London, Feb. 25.

Lord Plymouth, Chairman of the Non-Intervention Committee, is continuing the series of consultations he has had in the last few days, in the course of which he has seen the French, Italian and Russian Ambassadors and the German Charge d'Affaires.

It is assumed that, in these consultations, the British formula regarding the terms of the withdrawal of non-Spanish "volunteers" from Spain and the granting of belligerent rights is being discussed in all its details preparatory to a further meeting of the Committee.—Wireless through.

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