London, May 9.
Both Berlin and Prague have received the British demarches in connection with the Sudeten problem, in a conciliatory spirit The demarches have given no practical re-
Prague was on the whole well received.
M. Hamil Krofta, the Foreign Minister, stated that Czech Government were taking into account the British suggestions and were determined to make the greatest possible efforts to reach an amicable settlement on the minorities problem. However, he sounded a pessimistic note in voicing the fear that his Government could rot go {ar enough to satisfy Herr Henlein.
He also expressed toni over the Reich's intentions.
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