POLICY OF FRANCE
No Automatic Intervention CZECHOSLOVAK PROBLEM Paris, March 23. It is understood that the Foreign Minister, M. Paul Boneour, informed the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Senate that the Government would avoid armed force in the settlement of any dispute over Czechoslovakia. France would honour her treaty obligations, but these did not involve automatic intervention. The Government was opposed to armed intervention in Spain, he said, and no French arms were being shipped to the loyalists. A message from Prague states that the German Christian Socialists have left the Government, and their leader, Dr. E. Zajicek, is resigning his portfolio. The party intends to co-operate with the Nazis in all national questions. It comprises six deputies and three Senators.
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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 153, 25 March 1938, Page 11
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