OfSituation London, June 7.
In the course of a long statement on Spain, made in the House of Commons today, the Prime Minister, "Mr. Neville Chamberlain, said that taking all the circumstances into account, the Government did, not propose to make Replying to supplementary tions Mr. Chamberlain said had "been no breach of the italian Agreement. Twenty thousand left Spain, representing the great majority of foreign troops there.
The italian air force at Majorca was being reduced and a number of Italians have left, while the remainder are expected to leave shortly. All Germans connected with the air base at Majorca have left, except two.
The main object of the exchange possibility that the Spanish Government might be induced to offer bases where war materials might remain under Italian control.
Information available, he added, showed that the main object had been achieved with the withdrawal of the Italians.—Reuter.
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