TRUCE OPPOSED
Spanish Governinent's Views ^ GENEVA, May 25. ' Sehor Devayo opposes a truce for the withdrawal of forelgn volunteers, arguIng that an agreemeht for the withdrawal of volunteers should be reached first. The Rome correspondent of Ihe Morning Post says that Italy, While not openly oppbsing a truce, will hot definxtely take action before her motives are clearly elucidated. She will also requife assuraixce's that it will hot be !^e'triniental to General Fraixco 's f orces, hnd, finally, that ahy Withdrawal imust ; hie general. So far bnly Ikance fias replie'd favottrably to the suggestion bf a truce to ! enable the Withdrawal of volUnteefs. | Geyxnany is generally sympathetic, but ! resorvaMons make her answer noncomtmittal. Portugal's reply- is hardly any aiore encouraging, and Italy and Russtfa have not yet replied. hN either of tleese is expected to be favourable. Both •gides in Spain have disapproved.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 110, 26 May 1937, Page 5
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