The press here this morning again ated lengthy articles to the air inbings in Sp in and China.
"Yesterday again several observers near at hand, but in Spanish towns there are few or none, and the British Government are anxious that the small international commission which they have sugge: ed begin work as early as possible.
The "Daily Herald" anngemced in huge headlines the sinking of a British vessel, the St.' Winifred, in Alicante resulting in the loss of five lives, the death of 27 people in the same city by Nationalist bombs, ud the kilim wounding of further 1,500 in Canton.
"Yester "s news of war should be taken as the cynical answer from Japan and Gen. Franco and his Fascist allies to the repeated protests and remonstrances from the British Govern ut" the paper Ided.—
Havas.
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