Paris, Sept. 18.
The press in Paris was still rife with comment regarding the settlement of the Czech-Sudeten problem.
The rightist "Lo Figaro" believes that armed intervention in Czechoslovakia in any fórm would entail inevitable reactions of force. "On this point, there should be no illusions as to France's attitude," the journal added.
According to the Socialist organ "Lo Populaire," one cannot but feel alarmed when considering the Sudeten proclamation "which is a declaration of civil war, which in turn is one of the greatest dangers threatening European peace."
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