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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1938, PS
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France And Britain Join In Ultimatum To Prague
MUST CEDE SUDETEN AREAS TO GERMANY
LONDON, TO-DAY. THAT PRAGUE IS INTENT UPON BRINGING THE SUDETEN GER- MAN PROBLEM TO THE PLANE OF FURTHER NEGOTIATIONS,
· IS EVIDENT FROM THE SCANT REPORTS DEALING WITH THE CONTENTS OF THE CZECH ANSWER TO THE ANGLO-FRENCH PLAN.
The feeling in Cabinet quarters, however, seems to be that no further de- lay can be tolerated and that the problem must be settled with all pos-
settled with sible speed.net Authoritative circles on Tuesday night emphasise that, if an operation has
to be performed on Czechoslovakia, it should be done quickly It is even hinted that the British and French Governments have presented an ultimatum to Prague, demanding that the only possible solution be accepted, namely that of ceding the Sudeten German territory to the Reich, and that this be carried out as soon as possible. According to reliable information, President Benes endeavour- ed, in personal telephone conversations with London and Paris to mands for self-determination of prevail upon the two Governments to introduce changes in the An- Czecho-Slovakia. Trans-Ocean.
Hungarian Minority
glo-French plan.
U.S. BELIEVES SITUATION WORSENING
Washington, To-day,
A hands-off attitude towards the European crisis is being displayed
are
While the newspapers printing maps showing the possi- ble frontier revision, diplomatic circles have begun to discuss the possible developments in Central Europe if the "Czech Appendix" is operated upon.
Opinion is that the Czecho- Slovakian problem should be set- tled definitely when Hitler and Chamberlain meet again and spe culation is rife as to whether they will also touch upon gen-| eral European problems.
Visitors at the Foreign Office on Tuesday were numerous and included the French Ambassador, M. Jules Corbin, the former For eign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, and the Hungarian, Minis- that the situation is becoming ter to London who, in half o
with increasing ostentation here as officials privately disclose fears
orse as demands for partition Czecho-Slovakia are increasing.
Although Washington abhors
these attacks, the Administra tion is reported impressed
ing feeling against involvement in any form.
This aloofness may arise from the belief, held in high quarters, that the Anglo-French offer
hour' discourse: presented Ford Halifax the Hungaris
GERMAN PROTEST
BORDER AFFAIR
ON
Berlin, To-day. German- nister:
ue has been instructed lodge a
against
Seldenberg
ch: assault
on the Reich frontier station ell as the frontier: violation near the Grenzbaude.
Quean
the
Prague, To-day.
It is now understood that the Czech note to Britain and France was not a final reply,
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Warsaw, To-day.
All Polish papers on Tuesday evening were requested to, print an announcement by the semi- official news agency. “Iskra” which" declares that Poland is prepared to clear the way for the return to Poland of··200,000 ·Poles from Czechoslovakia, by force if neces- sary -Trans-OceanL
JAPANESE WIPED OUT ON POOTOO ISLAND
Shanghai, To-day...
A Japanese party of about 200 who landed on Pooton Island on September 15, were almost wiped out by Chinese defenders. who made a surprise attack, accord- ing to Chinese press reports.
escaped in motor launches back Only about 20 of the invaders
to the warships, leaving behind large quantities of arms and am- munition and several pieces of light artillery, the report states.- Reuter
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