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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 89, 12 October 1937, Page 9

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FOREIGNERS IN SPAIN IF ITALIANS WITHDRAW NEGRIN WILLING United Tress Association—By Elcctnc Telegraph—Copyright. VALENCIA, October 11. The Prime Minister, Senor Negrin, las issued a statement announcing his willingness to send the International Brigade from Spain prided the [talians are withdrawn. He added that if .the civil war con,inues until the spring a world war will be inevitable. SEVERELY BOMBED CENTRE OF MADRID (Received October 12, 9.45 a.m.) MADRID, October 11. The centre of the city was very severely bombarded for two hours, causing casualties amongst workers, shoppers, and children on the way to school. ITALIAN NOTE BRITISH CONSIDERATION (British Official Wireless.) (Received- October 12, 11 a.m.) RUGBY, October 11. A further stage in the consideration )f the Italian Note will be reached omorrow with the return of the foreign Secretary. It is assumed by newspapers that Mr. Eden will report to Cabinet on Wednesday on the Italian Note and the •esult of preliminary consultation with ;he French Government. The negative and unconstrttctive ■haracter of the Italian . Note is much ■egretted in official circles in London. LABOUR DEMAND OPENING OF FRONTIER LONDON, October 11. The Leader of the Opposition, Mr, 2. R. Attlee, speaking at a meeting >f the Spanish Medical Aid Committee, foreshadowed a demand by Labour nembers of Parliament for the reining of the Spanish frontier. FRENCH SHIP STOPPED (Received October 12, 9 a.m.) ALGIERS, October 11. The French destroyer Gerfault iwiftly answered an SOS from the rrench cargo vessel Ville de Bougie »ear Majorca, resulting in an insurgent vessel which had stopped the Ville de 3ougie departing.