The Archive · 1938

Paris Papers Reflect Relief

Paris, Sept. 30.

French morning papers today reflected intense relief and satisfaction over the Munich settlement. The late hour at which the news was received, however, prevented any thorough comment in the press or among Government circles.

Mr. Neville Chamberlain received the major share of the glowing tributes.

"Excelsior" said "Sig. Mussolini's action was so providential for Europe that it must be recognized that he thought and acted as a great European. It augurs well for the liquidation of the Spanish adventure."—United Press.

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