London, Sept. 25.
Great Britain approves of the French proposal that the problem of intervention in Spain should be thrashed out in discussions between the Governments of Italy, France and Britain.
According to the Foreign Office, the British Charge d'Affaires in Rome, Mr. E. M. B. Ingram, has been instructed to tell Count Ciano, the Italian Foreign Minister, that the British Government has been fully informed of the conversations at Geneva between M. Yvon Delbos, the French Foreign Minister, and Signor Bovascoppa, permanent Italian delegate to the League.
He has been asked to explain that the British Government fully agrees with the proposal of M. Delbos that steps be taken, by means of tripartitude discussions between the British, French and Italian Governments, to deal with the problem of intervention in Spain—Reuter.
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