LANDED AT CADIZ

Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 2, 4 January 1937, Page 9

LANDED AT CADIZ

6000 ITALIANS REPORT AT GIBRALTAR (Received January 4, 12.30 p.m.) LONDON, January 3. The representative, of the British United Press agency at Gibraltar says that a usually well-informed source reports the landing at Cadiz from Italian warships of 6000 fullyequipped troops who left for Seville. Speculation has been aroused by an invasion at Gibraltar of prominent Spaniards from Seville, where it is rumoured that trouble is brewing. MEXICAN SALES TO SPAIN MEXICO CITY, January 2. President Gardenas announced that Mexico has sold nearly 1,500,000 dollars' worth of armaments to the Spanish Government since August. ARCHBISHOP'S COMMENT (British Official Wlretcss.) (Received January 4, 1 p.m.) RUGBY, January 3. In a New Year Diocesan message, the Archbishop of Canterbury refers to the situation in Spain. "Although as I write there has been a temporary slackening of strife, there seems little prospect of its cessation," he says. "No one can read the accounts of sufferings in Madrid without a sickening of the

heart. We must all earnestly hope and pray that foreign intervention may not endanger the already sorely-tried hopes of European peace."