Paris, Oct. 12 Trans-Ocean learns that the French Ministerial Council will today appoint the present French Ambassador in, Moscow, M. Coulondre, as Ambagsador to Germany in succession tà M. Andre Francois-Poncet who will be appointed Ambassador in Rome.
M. Coulondre was appointed French Ambassador in Moscow only three years ago. Before this appointment his main field of work lay in the sphere of trade and economic questions and in the course of 20 years he had gathered a considerable experience in this feld. He has represented the French Foreign Ministry at a number of international conferences on financial and economic questions, including the conferences at The Hague and Moscow, Oct. 12.
Soviet distrust of French foreign policy is mentioned in the course of a stinging criticism of the Munich Agreement published yesterday in the "Journal de Moscou."
In an editorial, the newspaper says that the poli of capitulation was continued after the Munich Agreement, "New concessions," it asserts, "have been made to Germany. She has been permitted to occupy Czechoslovak districts where the German population represents an insignificant minority. France loses practically all her political positions central and south-eastern' Europe.
"The French Government has violated and practically cancelled her pact of alliance with Czechoslovakia, and has reduced to nought the validity of her pacts with two other states."
"The existence of the Little Entente, which has become precarious," the "Journal" adds, "has been betrayed by France. The French Government has sacrificed the possibility of restoring her former relations with Poland and has provoked mistrust in Lausanne and the first Stresa conferehce.—Trans-Ocean.
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