London, Jan. 11.
A shepherd's discovery of a burnt-out aeroplane on a high snow-capped Bill in a remote spot near Dalbry, Kirkcudbrightshire, has solved the mystery of a Royal Air Force bomber, which has been missing since leaving Prestwick aerodrome in Ayrshire, two nights ago.
The bodies of the four members of the crew were found on the hillside, which suggested that the men had jumped from the plane.—Reuter.
Brussels, Jan. 11. A threat that Belgium would withitaw from the Non-Intervention Committee, unless (ne Committee was able to carry out its decisions, particularly the withdrawal of volunte irom Spain, was made yesterday by M. Paul Henri Spaak, Prime Minister vnd Minister for Foreign Affairs, in z statement to the press.
The statement was given out following a meeting of the Parliament ary Foreign Affairs Commission.
M. Spaak added that "Belgium has applied the principles of non-intervention with vigorous loyalty, and she is under moral obligation to reconsider her position if the Non-Intervention Committee is unable to ensure that its decisions are carried cut."—Reuter.
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