DEL VAYO CONVINCED
MADRfD WILL NOT FALL
PREPARATIONS FOR BATTLE
LONDON, March 3.
Senor del Vayo, Foreign Minister, before going to Valencia, said he was more than ever convinced that Madrid would not be takerv
Meanwhile the insurgents are ing north-west of Madrid and it is believed the capital is on the eve of a new onslaught. Government guns are desperately shelling the,enemy concentration. The insurgents responded, twice shelling Madrid.
A Valencia message says that, fighting their way with hand grenades and dynamite, the Government forces arrived within 400 yards of the,., provincial Government building at Oviedo.
A Salamanca message says that Signor Cantalubo, the Italian Ambassador, presented his credentials and assured General Franco of the depth of Italy's love for the new Spain.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 53, 4 March 1937, Page 9
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