APPEALS IN BRITAIN.
FUNDS SOUGHT FOR RELIEF OF DISTRESS. REFUELLING OF WARSHIPS. (Received Tuesday, 11.30 p.m.) LONDON, July 28. The British National Council of Labour has appealed for financial aid for distressed Spanish workers. The Trades Union Council has contributed £lOOO sterling. Mr. H. G. Wells, Lord Allen of Hurtwood, Sir Stafford Cripps ana other prominent men have appealed to the British Government to allow loyalist Spanish warships to be refuelled and provisioned at Gibraltar. Despite the refusal of the authorities there, the signatories declare that the refusal is contrary to established international law and urge the British Government to apologise to the Spanish Government and to extend to it all the courtesy and assistance which the Government of a friendly nation is entitled to expect. The Madrid newspaper “Heraldo” gtates that Huelva miners entered Seville after a hard fight against the rebels. Dellano fled.
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Wairarapa Age, 29 July 1936, Page 5
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