SAFETY ZONES

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 119, 5 June 1937, Page 7

SAFETY ZONES

-Press Assn.-

British Proposals For War . Control SPANISH POSITION

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LONDON, Jun« 4. ■, The Times' diplomatic correspkmdent ■says that the' British proposals,- which; Ihaive'bqjn communicated to France,' 'Germany and Italy, -pfovide for: — i Firstly: An extended sy'stem of safetyj (zqnes in, gpranish waters, which the; Spanish ' contending forces would' be; " pledged strictly to observe. , Secondly: Immediate consultation be-i | tween England," France, Germany "and Italy in the event of. futiire attack. upon any qf them, based on the prin-i iciple qf the four fleets perfonming a; coinmon international duty, .which in- - vests them with common responsibility.' , Senor Del Yay-o conferred .with MM. Blurn and Delbos and gave the fuilest •jafisurance to. preyent incidents likely to jproduce further international tensio.n. ;He also pleaded strongly for the with- • drawal of volunteers from Spain as the only means of shortening the struggle. The Berliu correspondent of the Times says that the German Government, having' settled the reprisals question, is willing to find a solution enabling it to rejoin the international control. The British treatment of the Deutschland's wounded, including the dispatch of nurses by air, has been greatly appreeiated. A Gibraltar message states that two more members of the Deutschland's complement died.