Official circles here stated today that diplomatic intervention by Western Powers would become necessary if Germany officially proposed or dictated a solution to the Sudeten problem, which would then become an international question.
Such has not been the case up till the present, these quarters added.
They denied rumours that Viscount Runciman had given up his mission of mediation and that the British Government had decided to deal directly with the problem, also they stress, the British Government has not sent any new instructions to Sir Nevile Henderson, the British Ambassador to Germany. These quarters stated that Sir Nevile had on several occasions
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