Tangiers, Sept. 4.
Spanish Republican circles hers 1e-garded yesterday's reported revolts in Tetuan and other points in Spanish Morocco as the beginning of a new period of protest against the Spanish Nationalists which will surpass in Intensity the dangerous situation of last Sune, London, Sept. 2.
The reply of the Burgos authorities the Non-Intervention Committee's plan for the withdrawal from Spain of non-Spanish combatants was the subject of further exchanges of view it the Foreign Office today, when Lord Plymouth, Chairman of the Committee, received separately, the italian and Soviet Ambassadors and Although yesterday's revolts were readily suppressed, unrest in Spanish Morocco has grown and reports of Moorish losses on the Ebro and Estr madura fronts in Spain, which are just beginning to arrive, are believed certain to augment current demonstrations against General Franco, head of the Nationalist forces—United Press.
German and Portuguese Charge WAffaires.—-Wireless through Route Reprieve to Prisoners
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