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SEPTEMBER 12, 1988.
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The crowd later sang the Ger- man national anthem, the Horst- Wessel song.
Lord Runciman had a long talk at the Castle with a German dele- gation. Reuter.
RUMANIA TO
PERMIT SOVIET
continued all day yesterday. The ARMY TO PASS?
close contact which the Prime Min- ister is maintaining with the For-
Geneva, To-day. eign Secretary and other leading
The French Foreign Minister, M. Ministers is a measure of the deep Georges Bonnet, agreed to the pro- preoccupation which the situation posal by M. Litvinov, that M. Com- nan, the Rumanian Foreign Minis- of danger and suspense in Centrál ter, should be elected President of Europe is causing the British Gov- the Plenary Session of the League ernment, as well as of the Minis- of Nations.
In this connection, the rumour ters recognition of the growing persists that Rumania has agreed troops feeling of anxiety in the country atto a passage of Soviet
through her territory. the situation out of which war might arise.
The French Foreign Minister also had conversations with "M: Interest and the concern of the Avenol, General Secretary of the public was shown again yesterday League of Nations, on internal in the large crowds which assem- League affairs, and with the Repu bled in Downing Street during the blican Spanish representative.
Del Vayo, the Republican Span- day.
ish delegate, informed: M. Bonnet While thus recognising the ser- iousness of the position the view that he would support the Soviet taken in official quarters is not Russian attitude to the Sudeten unduly pessimistic. Herr Hitler's German question. Trans-Ocean. speech to-night is awaited in Lon- don with a certain anxiety in view of how much may turn upon it.".
So far as matters at issue be- tween the Government' at Prague and Herr Henlein's party are con- cerned, the British Government has never varied in its opinion that dif-
M. BONNET IN GENEVA
Geneva, To-day.
ficult as the problems might be The French Foreign Minister, M. they ought to be capable of solu-Georges Bonnet, who stayed in tion by peaceful negotiation." At the Geneva only one day, concentrated
same time, it was recognised that the deep feelings aroused puta great strain in a period of dead- lock on both sides, and for that
and reason they welcomed
in his deliberations on the Czecho- slovakian problem.
kis
While main interest is centred on his talk with the Soviet Foreign Sup Commissar, M. Litvinov, it is be- ported the idea of Lord Runci-lieved that his conversations with man's going to Prague as indepen- dent investigator and mediator.
RUNCIMAN ACHIEVEMENT Experience has chown that the Runciman Mission has overcome all mental reservations with
the British Under Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Butler and those with the Rumanian Foreign Minister, Dr. Comnan, were also of high importance.
It is learnt that M. Bonnet and
it may originally have which Mr. Butler discussed the Soviet
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been met Russian objection to Czechoslova- and has gained the confidence of kian concessions. Trans-Ocean. all parties. On more than one oc- casion, the Mission has succeeded in bringing together the represen- tatives of the two sides when nego- tiations appeared to have come to an end and 'It has contributed to the bringing about of an offer by the Czechoslovak Government fresh proposals which it is not questioned go a long way to meet the Sudeten German Party and in deed, much further than1⁄4 at one time it would have been consider- ed possibin for the Czechoslovak Government to go. British Wire-
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