“TIME TO GET OUT.”
SPAIN FEELING SORE. MOROCCAN FOLLY. By Telegraph Press Association— Copyright •’ Times " Service. (Received Mav 4, noon.) LONDON, .May 3 The Madrid correspondent of " The Times” sa\*s that speculation regarding Spain’s withdrawal from Morocco has been revived by a speech by Genj oral De Rivers, who emphasised that Spain had not the remotest prospect of being recouped for the blood and treasure expended in Morocco. He added: “Conscious of my responsibility- as head of the Government, I declare that neither now nor in the future will Spain find economic compensation in Morocco. Therefore, it would be folly to squander our gold and the lives ol our children longer.”
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17528, 4 May 1925, Page 7
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