Italo-German into Geneva, Apr. 19.
vention in favour of the Nationalists in Spain has increased considerably since the middle of last year, and he will submit to the League of Nations con-vineing documents to prove his contentions. the Republican Spanish Foreign Minister Dr. Julio Alvarez del Vayo, declared today.
It is now learnt that his Note to the League, in which he requests that the question of foreign intervention in Spain should be inscribed on the agenda for the League Council session of May 9, refers to two specific resolutions already passed in Geneva.
He writes first of the resolution of May 29, 1937, which advocated a speedy withdrawal of foreign combattants from Spain, while his second point is based on the resolution submitted to the Assembly on October 2. 1937, and which received the votes of 38 members, including twelve out of fourteen members of the Council.
This resolution was inviting the Powers to contemplate putting an end te their non-intervention policies the real foreign army corps" fighting on Spanish territory was withdrawn a result of diplomatic negotiations then under way—Havas.
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