Berlin, Oct. 28, 'The earliest, editions of German newspapers today give great promin-fence to the address delivered at Marseilles by the French Premier, Edouard Daladier, who attacked the 'Communist Party' for its attitude to-rds the Munich Agreement.
kalanzelger" runs a headline, Daladier Voices Wish for Entente. Fayours Munich Agreement."
"Essener Nazional Zeitung," generally taken to express the views of Marshal Hermann Goering, stresses! that M. Daladier severely condemned the Communists in both internal and)
"The agitation roused by foreign Jelements in France against her German and Italian neighbours was for long one of the sore points in Franco-German relations, itis to be noted."
conclusion, this newspaper writes, When the whole world will agres upon the principle of rapprochement! it will be necessary to broaden bases for a common policy."—Havas. the political regimes of the two tules which so often were at daggers drawn. on the battlenelds, they must understand that in. the modern era War isnot a. solution and that by! Joyal understanding between peoples it is possible to settle lems," the Pret Seciarinas Geta ras jous and frank, roaming SAS oe comet Lai dnd omi He concluded in stating that the Munteh agreement should "be the!
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