Peiping, Aug. 28.
Senor D. Justo Garrido Cisneros, Spanish Minister to China, has no intention of following the example set by his colleague accredited to Tokyo, and others in many countries. "Political changes in Spain are not Jmy concern," he told Domei. "I was ordered to China as Spanish Min= ister, and so 1 will remain until directed otherwise. As a diplomat, Thave to obey my Government"
Senor Cisneros said he still kept jin close "contact with the Madrid Changes Elsewhere London, Aug. 28. Following the example of many of hhis colleagues in other parts of the "Senor Lopez Olivan, the Ambassador In London, re-He has only been two Paris, Aug. 28.
The civil war has healed an old-standing diplomatic breach between Spain and Russia. M. Rosenberg, previously Soviet Under-Secretary to the [League of Nations at Geneva, reached Madrid to-day as Ambastad Reuter, London, Aug. 28, There is widespread support in the press for the efforts with which the Britis Government thas associated islet for securing alleviation from both sides of the suffering inflicted by the civil war in Spain, 'A telegram from the Foreign Seer: tary, "Mr. Anthony Eden," to the British Ambassador, Sir Henry" Chilton, expressed the urgent desire of the' British Government to. play. Its full part in any organized internation~ al effort which might result from the [suggested approach to the Spanish Governmest and the leaders of the Insurgent forees by the Diplomatic Corps.
Tt this approach succeeds, the Daily Telegraph" wrote this morning, "it will do more good to Spain than Jany championship of either of the Jeauses at death grips. Of all the horrors of the civil war, the worst is its mercilessness. Reprisal can only breed further reprisal, even more hideous, unless the voice of humanity Dids both parties stay their hands."—Wireless through Reuter.
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