Paris, Nov. 8.
The press of both Right and Left Wing sympathies here dubs the new alliance against the Comintern mask.
"Action Francaise," writes, "Let us protect ourselves as from the plague from the belief that Hitler and his allies are enemies of Moscow. Hitler is bound to Moscow by economic and geographical ties, consecrated in the Treaty of Rapallo, which has not been abrogated."—Reuter.
"The challenge hurled at the great democracies by the anti-communist agreement is still more obvious if one considers that the new agreement allows the signatories to intervene freely in the affairs of other nations," writes the Rome correspondent of "Lo Figaro," rightist daily. reports Havas. "The new agreement allows both civil war and foreign intervention to spread."
"The United States has a right to be uneasy at the anti-communist accord;" state "Lo Jour." "It is a new triple alliance that has been born. It alleges a fight against Moscow but it may, well have other aims."
"L'Ordre," rightist journal, affirms "None can frankly deny to-day that under the pretext of a fight against entered and interfered with.
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