London, July 30.
the course of the adjournment. debate In the House of Commons today, Britain's Mediterranean polley and her stand on Spanish nonintervention were defined.
Parliament thereafter adjourned for the summer recess and will re~ semble on October 21 when it will prorogued. The Gouses may assemble earlier in case of emergency. His Majesty will open. the session in state on October 26.
Replying to criticisms during the debate, Mr. Anthony Eden, Foreign Secretary, agreed that it would. be very datigerous to create the impression that whatever happened, Britain would take no action. The Government, he asserted, had never. said anything of the kind.
He recalled that recently he emphasized the importance they attached to the Mediterranean, which was the main arterial road to the British Commonwealth. They only asked that there should be a right of way for all in the Mediterranean, "We intend to maintain our right of way and we shall willingly admit others to have an equal right," he. added.
Turning to the British non-inter-Jvention proposals, Mr. Eden declined the request of the Opposition Leader, Mr, GR. Attlee, and) Mr. Lloye JGeorge that he should pledge. the [Goverment to summon Parliament, in any event before the grant of belligerent rights to the Spanish! Insurgents,
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