Granting of Belligerent Rights Suggested London, July 2.
Virtual. rejection "of the patrol system in Spanish waters {s con amed in a joint statement made by the Tialian and German Ambassadors, Count Dino Grand! and Herr Joachim von 'Ribbentrop, at a meeting of the Non-intervention" Committee at the Foreign OMce this morning, "The system, the statement con: fends, has utterly failed and would unnecessary henceforth atterns the principle of non-intervention' and. recommends: partis in Spain because iatwaula Rats Grant 5 2 bot Tihe'fmmedlate: effect "of steenathentog Ihe noncitervention poley im conaae ACE dae abut Wang of epi Soa ron exten
board ships belonging to non-interven= conclusion, the statement welcomes further suggestions along these ines.
The meeting, which was specially called to hear the replies of she German and Italian Governments to the Franco-British offer to close the gap inthe Spanish control system caused by withdrawal of Ttalian and German ships, began at 11 am. and adjourned at 149 pam, until 4,30 pam, reliably understood that deadlock was reached over the rival Tale-German and. "Anglo-French lans at this morning's meeting. 'The {ask of the meeting this afternoon ig merely to draft a communique altering. the present position. The new situation will be referred to a meeting of the full Committee for further' consideration—Reuter, Alreraft Charge Retuted London, July 1.
The London aircraft company ace cused by Signor Gayda, said to-day there was no truth in the statement 8 the company had received. in-aumes for the supply of air ambulces for Spain and had replied that would be pleased to supply them export licenses could be obtained, 'Apparently, however, the Non-Intervention Committee decided that' the Geneva Convention, for succour of the wounded in war, did not apply to the Spanish War-—Reuter,
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