The Nationalists consider it unreasonable for Britian to complain against the detention of such ships. They further believed the sooner ships will be stopped from entering Republican ports the sooner the war will be over.
"Why prolong the wa general query here when "it dent that General Franco will be the victor."
In this connection, officials pointed cut, the prevention of ships entering Republican ports would automatically avoid port bombings and result in the saving of lives.
The granting of belligerency rights to General Franco now rests on the projected meeting between Signor Benito Mussolini and Mr. Chamberlain, Nationalist officials said.—United Press.
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