"The Great Powers recommended to Czechoslovakia to go to the last limits in making concessions to the Sudeten Germans. In acting in such a manner, they took on engagements of far-reaching significance, concerning the future and security of the Czech Republic," the rightist Governmental newspaper, "Narodny Noveny," writes today.
"Czechoslovakia has accomplished her task to an extent even more thorough than 100 per cent. The final decision now lies with Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler. That is why the situation remains grave," the news organ concludes, Sudetens Will Resume Negotiations London, Sept. 8. Czech circles here announced that the German Sudeten Party had accepted to resume negotiations with the Czech Government.—Havas.
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