NON-INTERVENTION TALKS
Gloomy View Of Outcome (Received October 21, 12.45 a.m.) Paris, October 20. The newspapers take a gloomy view of the outcome of the non-intervention talks. Madame Tabouis, the correspondent of "L’Oeuvre,” declares that Britain is anxious to recognise General Franco. Sir Erie Phipps broached the subject to the French Foreign Minister, M. Delia,.-. and asked France to make conces.sioiis. Madtime Tabouis also asserts that Hie Italians occupied the Columbrates Islands, between the Balearics and the mainland, and that the Germans seized Alborau Island, south-west of Almeria. and established fuel depots on 11.
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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 22, 21 October 1937, Page 6
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