Berlin, June 10.
Three and one-half million Sudeten Germans are menaced today by the Bolshevist danger in Czechoslovakia, most German newspapers now announce, Striking a new note, these reports, coming chiefly from Polish sources, remark that at the elections of workers' delegates in the Skoda factories, the Communists scored a 99 per cent, victory.
The "Boersen Zeitung," financial paper, declares that, "the Czech Government are deliberately encouraging Bolshevism, which is actually Red Pan-Slavism, the hereditary enemy to the German elements in Europe.
Daily attacks in the German press against the Czech Government took on a particularly violent form today on the eve of the third and last electoral Sunday in Czechoslovakia.
Streamer titles announced that "Czech Sadism is running ragged," "Germanism under the Knout of Prague Soldier," "Terror, Bayonets in Sudeten Districts" and "Provoca-tiges of Czech Government."—Havas, with Count Dino Grandi, Italian Ambassador, The subject discussed was a new formula for he withdrawal of foreign combatants in Spain, a formula to which Soviet Russia could also adhere.
The date of the Non-Intervent Sub-Committee's next meeting glias not been fixed, apparently becdMse Lord Plymouth is not yet sure that it will succeed. Government, quarters are nevertheless hoping 10 be able to announce in the House of C; mons on Tuesday that accord on the Anglo-French scheme for Spain is imminent,—Hava:
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