London, Apr. 30.
As a result of the complete Anglo-French agreement in regard to the necessity of doing the utmost to assist in a peaceful settlement of the Czechoslovakian problem, it is not unlikely, says Reuters Diplomatic correspondent that Great Britain and France will use their good offices it the capitals of Czechoslovakia's neigh-hours. it is understood, he.continues, that M Daladier, the French Premier, has. emphasized that France regards the Czech question as involving the whole of Europe.
The French consider the demands made by the head of the Sudeten German Party, Herr Konrad Henlein, as comprising a drive towards German hegemony in central and southeastern Europe, the correspondent declares.
The French Government, he concludes, remain determined to assist Czechoslovakia if events make such "Chi. place ina is Winning
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