Warsaw, Apr. 9.
The press here is continuing to maintain a hostile attitude tọwards Czechoslovakia, at the same time abstaining from any comment on the conference held in Paris between the Foreign Minister M. Joseph Paul-Boncour, and the French diplomatic envoys in Central Europe.
The "Dziepnik Polski," organ ofthe Polish minority in Czechoslovakia, was particularly violent today in its attack against the Czech Government, "As long as our legitimate claims do not receive satisfaction," this paper said, "we cannot fraternize with the Czechs, and as long as the attitude of the local authorities toward Poland is not modified, we cannot find anything in common with Prague or æ basis for collaboration."
Alluding tothe eventuality of a German attack against Czechoslovakia, the paper stated:
"Poland has no reasons to go further than her obligations resulting from the League Covenant, and her attitude will take shape on the basis of the foreign policy of the Czech Government.
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