Winding-Up to Be Discussed At Foreign Office London, Apr. 18.
Arrangements for the winding-up of the work of the Non-Intervention Committee will be discussed at the thirtieth plenary session of the committee on Thursday morning at the Foreign Office. The main points on the agenda include:— l—Termination of non-intervention that it was their intention to vag: reements regarding the sending of war in the Hospital a real unit clinical pathology in the widest of both those words. The pri-function of the Hospital was and the primary function Institute was investigation but two functions should be confined "one clinical unit to become really material and of volunteers to Spain; 2—Approval of measures already taken in terminating all activities of ti international board. which is the excel tive body of committee, and include the observation scheme; and 3—Settling of financial details.
The winding-up of the non-intervention council, which is a registered committee, will necessarily take some considerable time.—Wireless Through Reuter.
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