The Archive · 1938

Commons Statement Due

Mr, Neville Chamberlain, the Prime

Minister, is expected to make an imtant statement in the House of commons this evening on the interhationsl situation, particularly wilh regard to Anglo-Italian relations, The whole question of the Spanish situation, together swith the bombing of British ships and non-military obe jective, is likely to be raised in the House of Commons this evening.

The object oí today's meeting of the Sub-Committee was to consider a further modification of the British formula for land and sea control in Spain as a preliminary to the withe drawal of foreign combatants, The London press this morning attaches great significance to the meeting, in view of the dependence of the ratification of the Anglo. {lalian Agreement upon the salis. factory settlement of the Spanish situation.—Reuter.

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