Paris, Aug. 5. REAR Britain, Belgium and Germany have replied favourably, to the French Note appealing for a int declaration of noninterference in Spanish affairs—Reuter.
Rome, Aug. 6.
Agreement in principle with the policy of non-interference in Spain advocated by the French Government is expressed by the Italian Government in, a communique issued here this afternoon.
France, however, is asked three questions by the Italian authorities, as follows:—
1. If the moral solidarity with the conflicting parties, as expressed through public demonstrations, press campaigns, subscriptions to funds, enlistment of volunteers, ete., does not already constitute dangerous intervention.
Whether non-intervention guarantees wil individuals as well as Governments, and bind privat Whether France contemplates measures of control to ensure observance of a w intervention agreement—Reuter.
Moscow, Aug. 5.
Soviet Russia to-day gave assurance to France that she would support an international agreement of neutrality. toward Spain. thereby bringing the umber of nations supporting France proposal to five—United Press The Brussels office of "The Second Internationale" "and the Belgian Labour Party, it Is deserted, are a sisting Bolano in his deals—Tran:
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