Berlin, Jan. 7.
A warning that neither Germany nor Healy" would remain inactive if an Jatiempt were made by another coun try to displace the balance of strength between the two sides in Spain is con fained in the oficial "Diplomatisehe Korrespondens."
Referring to alleged now activity.
certain French circles, the paper declares that "any attempt to Inter= tore with the Spanish Civil Wa Parties could only serve an objectionable. purpose."
The paper adds that, should an tempt be made to displace the balance of strength of the Spanish Civil War parties, "none could expect that such measures would remain without ction from the other side."
Mr. Chamberlain "Tolerated"™
By supporting President Roosevelt, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, the British Prime Minister, may prejudice the toleration with which he has hither= to been regarded here—this hint thrown out by the German news papers in commenting on the statement issued from No, 10 Downing Street on Thursday.
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