London, Apr. 30.
Although the Spanish problem, as well as ways and means of putting a definite stop to foreign intervention, have probably been discussed _at length between the British and French Ministers, no information was forthcoming today regarding the results achieved in this respect. Official circles here confined—themselves to declaring that the—non-Intervention sub-committee will probably meet early next week in order to put the finishing. touches to th British plan, and to decide on the Jconerete measures to be taken for the withdrawal of foreign volunteers JAghting on Spanish soil. Lord Plymouth, President of the Non-intervention Committee, will probably _com-Jmunieate with both parties engaged jin the Spanish conflict, In order got their assent to the measures pro-
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