Foreign Affairs to Be Debated Today London, July 25.
Parliament today enters on the last week of business before the summer recess, and foreign affairs will be prominent in debates in both Houses, The general situation in Europe, and particularly the prospects of the British plan for the withdrawal from Spain of non-Spanish combatants, the position in Czechoslovakia and the hostilities in China will be raised in the House of Commons debate on the Foreign Office vote tomorrow.
In the debate en the adjournment in the House, the plight of refugees and the proceedings of the Evian Conference will be reviewed, and the same subjects will engage the attention of the House of Lords on Wednes-lay.
The date of reassembly after the recess has not yet been announced but, in accordance with the custom in recent years, a provision will be made for summoning Parliament earlier than the appointed date if circumstances should render this nevessary.—Wireless through Reuter
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