Rome, Sept. 9.
Developments in the Czech-Sudetev situation are watched very calmly but also very closely by Italy, a somewhat vigorously worded note' in the "Informazione Diplomatica asserts today'
Declaring that Rome's attitude favourable: towards the claims of th Sudeten leader, Herr Konrad Beni fin conformity with the spirit of th Rome-Berlin axis, the note recalls that the' Henleinist eight-point programme outlined last April "never did far as to claim the secession of the Sudeten districts to Germany, "This radical solution has been advocated only by some influential newspapers like "The Tames" of London," the Italia To conclusion, it asserts that the Jaguravation of the present situation may be avoided if Prague "becomes more realistie."—Havas,
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