Rome, Oct. 3.
Herr Adolf Hitler will visit Italy next Spring, in response to the invitation given to bim by Signor Benito Mussolini during the latfár's recent, trip to Germany, well infortyed circles here declare.—Haves.
Committee of the League of siderable oppo: nullifying the hours of hard work put in by the drafting body of the Committee.
Portugal and Albania voted against the resolution, while 14 states abstained from voting. The resolution was thus lost owing to the absence of unanimity, as required under the rules of procedure.
The delegates of South Africa, the Irish Free State, Hungary, Austria, Bolivia, Venezuela, Albania, Chile, Argentine, Uruguay, Switzerland and Portugal expressed the view that the resolution was not conducive to an improvement of the atmosphere surrounding the conflict in Spain.
Exception was taken, particularly, to the paragraphs in the resolution recognizing the presence of foreign army corps in Spain and stating that the non-intervention policy would be reconsidered if negotiations for a withdrawal of non-Spanish combatants were unsuccessful.
Abstaining States The states which abstained from voting were South Africa, Argentina, Austria, Bolivia, Bulgaria, Chile, Cuba, Hungary, the Irish Free State, Panama, Peru, Switzerland, Uruguay and Venezuela.
The resolution expressed regret that the Non-Intervention Committee has failed and recognizes that the presence of a foreign army corps in Spain represents intervention in the Spanish war.
It declares that if complete withdrawal of mon-Spanish combatants from Spain cannot be obtained by diplomatic action, then members of the League "will consider ending the policy of non-intervention."—Reuter.
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