New York, Sept. 29.
New York papers expressed relief today that war has been averted in Europe. News of the Munich agreement reached America too late for extensive editorials in many papers but the "New York Times," considered the solution worth: the price.
"Let no man say too high a price has been paid for peace in Europe until he has searched his soul and found himself willing to risk in war the lives of those nearest and dearest the "Times" declared.
..... Let no than say that the statesmen of Britain and France have been out-traded in the bargain they struck until he has attempted to add the total price that they might have had to pay for any other settlement—the price of death and destruction."
Typical headlines were those in the "Herald Tribune" which said, "Powers sign Czech peace terms.. gloomy," in the "Daily News, signed'. terms halt Hitle: the "Times," used "Powers reach peaceable agreement—Nazis demands met," the "Mirror," said "Powers back Hitler marc! United Press.
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