The Archive · 1938

Independent Commission

They believed much could be done by force of public opinion and they were, therefore, considering the que: tion of asking certain foreign governments to join in setting up a small independent commission which could hold itself in readiness to proceed to the scene of the aerial bombardment and to make an impartial investigation, As to the bombing of British ships, they had received a reply from Gen.

Franco which said the that a British ship had Mr. Butler added that he had information that the heads of the ministration at Burgos were inter ing themselves in this matter and were making a full enquiry into th circumstances of the attacks of which ihe British Government had complained.

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