Questions addressed to the Foreign Secretary were answered in the House of Commons to-day by the Prime Minister, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, who, to a question regarding Austria, said it was still not possible to estimate the exact effects of the Austro-
German Agreement. He emphasized that His Majesty's Government were following the developments with close attention Mr. Chamberlain also stated that a communication had now been received from the Salamanca authorities in reply to the British Note of protest against attacks on British shipping.
The terms of the communication. he said, could hot be regarded as satisfactory to His Majesty's Government. The reply to be returned to that communication was at present under consideration and he would prefer not to make any statement until it had been communicated to Gen. Franco's administration.—Wireless through Reuter.
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