New York, Sept. 24.
Mr. James A. Farley, United States Postmaster-General, ina brief speech at Marysville, Kansas said today that there Is no danger of the United ing involved ina Buro= 5 long as President inthe White House, Mr. Carter Glass, veteran Democra-
Czechoslovakia—Centre of European Tension. expressed anger at the American President's action, indicating immediate German reaction.
"It is time the people of the American continent realized its real duties more and permitted themselves to lead less by their egotistical instincts, particularly as that is in opposition to the welfare of all. nations.
After all, it was a constitutionally elected President of the United States who, in the World War, proclaimed the right of self-determina-b, gstablnhed to safe alt further d as, draw tele military forces!
7. During the plebiscite both parties 'The Anglo-French plan, which was' accepted some days ago by the Czech Government:
(a) Provides for he trate. washout font, Sudelen German inhabitants, with feolecltes or areas. with over 30 per
hat an adjustment. of the tion of peoples.
"It American newspapers and radio (h) Provides for a possible exchange now oppose realization of what of poral Hon onthe basis of right of American policy with its honour once Shtfon within some specified time' limit supported, it scarcely shows a high degree of political reliability honour—United Press.
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