Del Vayo added that the stout resistance of the Spanish peoples would not be broken, either by the action of aggressors, or by the in-of those who, for three d been tolerating monstrous violations of international law.
R. A. Bi Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and Head the British Delegation, maintained ihat the establishment of a British mission had been effective, and cedared that he hoped that it would help to mitigate the "disastrous nature [of these aerial bombardments."
The discussion is to be resumed at 1 further meeting.—Reuter.
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