"Reported Pathos" Called "Clumsy Tale"
Berlin, Sept. 22.
The press here this morning ridicriled the sentiment of grief in Czechoslovakia at the Government's acceptance of the Franco-British proposals, "The reported pathos and grief of the old agitator Benes is but a clumsy tale destined to act on the tear glands of his democratic friends," the "Lokal Anzeiger" stated today.
The "Voelkischer Beobachter" declared that Prague is only grieving because the era of oppressing the Sudetens is gone. "One may have believed that Prague had no taste for mockery, but it is not so," the paper added, "The Czechs have learnt nothing, They must be given a severe lesson, and speedily so, to place things n order."—Havas.
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