Prague, Sept. 15.
A plebiscite in the Sudeten districts cannot be accepted, the Social Nationalist organ, "Ceske Slovo," stated today, ^ff the right of vote were given to fanatic masses, all those still able to reflect coolly would be exposed to a formidable physical and moral terror, not allowing the consideration that the results of the plebiscite would be an expression of the people's will," the paper added" "A plebiscite would be an anschluss and therefore in present circumstances would be the murder of all Czech and German democrats in the frontier districts, A plebiscite cannot be held for it would be contrary to the Czech constitution and no politician would want to suggest a change in the constitution, for no Czech deputy can vote in favour of such a change. A plebiscite cannot be held for it would take away from Czechoslovakia the fortifications erect ted with such care and would place our country at the mercy of a stronger enemy.—Havas.
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