“…1937-06 016a-0016-003 The representatives of the IFTU and the LSI, meeting at Geneva on the 16th and 17th June, 1937, state that, after the failure of the "control", which has become evident now, and in application of the London resolution, it is more than ever the duty of the two Internationals to call on all peoples to make an end, by all the means in their power, to the policy of continuous and large-scale intervention exercised by Italy and Germany under the cover of a policy so uncorrectly called "non-intervention", and that the delay in the withdrawal of foreigners fighting in Spain, which was so urgently demanded by the last Council of the League of Nations, is favouring the ends followed by Italy and Germany in Spain. …”

“…I would remind you of the fact that this book has not been published by the League of Nations Secretariat, so that the Spanish delegation had to have it printed itself in Geneva. I have received so far this document only in French. …”

“…Dear Comrade Bell, With reference to the matter of the Miners' representative who wishes to see Comrade Schevenels, I would inform you that Comrade Schevenels will be in Geneva, at the Chalet International, 1 avenue de la Paix, from the 21st to 26th August, leaving on the 27th. …”

“…Dear Comrade Citrine, In immediate reply to your letter of the 7th June, I would inform you that Comrade Schevenels, who came to Paris yesterday from Geneva, has bought fifty Studebaker lorries for the Spanish section of our International Solidarity Fund from M. …”