PATROL OF SPANISH WATERS

Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 454, 11 June 1937, Page 5

PATROL OF SPANISH WATERS

PROTEST BY SOVIET FOUR-POWER NEGOTIATIONS

Committee’s Reply To Note

Press Association — Copyright. (Received 12.5 p m ) London, June 11. Captain Euan Wallace, aoting-chair-man of the Non-Intervention Committee, replying to the Russian Note, points out th.ut in the’ British view the procedure does’ not infringe the rights.: of the committee, which dM not dissent earlier in June, save when Britain suggested: thalt the four patrolling Powers should discuss guarantees for ensuring safety.

CONTENTS OF NOTE

Press Association—Copyright London, June 10.

The Soviet has sent a Note to the Non-Intervention Committee protesting against the fwsr-Power negotiations on Spanish control, contending that discussions against attack should be undertaken only after full discussion by the committee and with the full knowledge of all Powers represented on it.

The Note also allegeet that when the Deutschlanid was bombed she was not carrying out patrol duties and suggests that she was stationed in Spanish:waters for "altogether different purposes.”