The Archive · 1937

Non-Intervention Policy Mr. Eden reminded Mr. Philip Noel-Baker, Labour Member for

Derby, who had complained of the withdrawal of the Spanish question from the League procedure, that members of the League were divided on the issue of the Spanish civil war.

Answering Mr. Lloyd George's argument that non-intervention had worked entirely in favour of the insurgents, the Foretgn Secretary remarked, "I think we must admit that game one result, though not the aim, of ihe Nyon Conference has been to Results were: facilitate the arrival of very large ccc.

Int ad quantities of material in Spanish Government waters and that there Game Game Game Total|has been enormous quantities of Smith 12 9 x9 material arriving at Spanish Govern-Nance 89 102 2% ment ports throughout this year." 2 From January to September Russia Biden Sop [had shipped to Spain nearly ten [times the weight and four and half 495 490 505 1490 times the value as in the correspond-

YMCA.

ing period of 1936. A Russian army os as 9 Publication contained accounts of the Khouri 128 8 93 114 108 305 crushing superiority of the Republican Inwood, no iit lo 3 [machines 3 say from where its very up-to-date 343 air force in Spain, though it did not had come—Reuter and 518 516 53 156 Wireless Marines. "A"

Higginson O'Toole 1 is

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

Your account