Prague, Nov. 9.
"Phe anti-Communist agreement is officially directed against the U.S.S.R. but is really directed against Franc Great Britain and the United States, declares the "Praguer Presse" to-day.
"Russia is protected geographically, bùt the British bases at Singapore and the French bases in Indo-China are threatened by Japan. Italy can threaten Egypt, and Germany., Paris and London. Thus the signatories can eventually launch action against nations participating in the de tructive action of the Komintern' and allows them to justify intermention in the internal affairs of democratic states. The agreement is, therefore, in contradiction to the most important principle of relations between modern states—non-intervention in internal affairs.""—Havas. the situation could be best met by an exchange of agents
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