London, Feb. 9.
'The problem of alleged fresh arvals of allan troops to Spain was raised yesterday before the House of Commons by the Labour Opposi-Mien leader, Mr. Clement R. Attlee, who asked' the Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Lord Cranborne, whether the latter could furnish any Information on the subject.
"Reports have been received in-chating that a considerable number of Italians recently arrived in Spain," Lord Cranborne replied. "Tt is im-Dossible to give any accurate estimate of volunteers "or military personnel Peaching ether party in: Spai Mr. Atilee: "Is it not clear that we have a one-sided intervention, at present and that long delay in coming a decision is creating the same position as arose in August last year?"
'Lord Cranborne: "No. Ah who went to Spain, 1 understand, rank a5 volunteers. Al the same it is quite obvious that it is desirable to stop {his practice and' that is the object Of His Majesty's Government in the Non-Intervention Committee—Havas
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