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POSTPONED AT BRITISH REQUEST

Berlin, To-day.

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It is officially announced that the Fuehrer and Mr. Chamberlain have agreed to postpone their Godesberg parleys for 24 hours, and, that they will now take place on Thursday afternoon. This postponement, it is stated, was agreed upon at the express wish of the British Government, and it is presumed, in order to give the British Government opportunity to study the Czech note on the Anglo-French proposals.

From London it is officially an- [nounced:

The Prime Minister's second con- versation with the German Chan- cellor will take place at Godesberg on the Rhine at 3 p.m. on Thurs- day.

The Prime Minister, Mr. Cham- berlain, "and the German Chancel- lor have decided to resume the con- versations begun at Berchtesgaden at Godesberg. The Prime Minister will again be accompanied by his personal adviser, Sir Horace Wil- son, and Mr. William Strang, Direc- tor of the Central European Depart- ment in the Foreign Office.

The Premier will, after all, pro- ceed to Godesberg by plane.

The "Inner Cabinet," ie. Mr. Chamberlain, Sir John Simon, Lord Halifax and Sir Samuel Hoare will discuss the Czech reply to the Bri- tish Plan to-day.-Trans-Ocean.

ANTHONY EDEN AT F.O.

London, To-day.

FRENCH NAVAL WAR GAMES

Toulon, To-day.

The French Mediterranean fleet sailed from here yesterday___ on manoeuvres of the coast of Pro- vence. The war games are to last four days-Reuter.

SILENCE STILL MAINTAINED

Prague, To-day.

Complete silence is still maintain- ed regarding the content of the note which was presented by the Cze- choslovak Government to the Bri- tish and French Ministers yester- day.

In well-informed quarters, impression

the

the

prevails that Prague Government has accepted the plan "in principle," but made a number of reservations including

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The Foreign Secretary, who yes-some which are characterised terday morning had an audience of "extremely important.".

From the time of the commenta 11⁄2 hours duration with the King, made by the Prague papers

since returned after the afternoon's Min- isterial consultations to the Foreign the presentation of the Anglo- French plan it is evident that Pra- Office, where, he received Mr An-

gue regards the Anglo-French pro-. thony Eden

Lord Runciman was also at the posals merely as a basis for nego- Foreign Office yesterday, and the tiations and "as a beginning, not as

an end."Trans-Ocean. French Ambassador called in the afternoon.--British Wireless.

THAT HUNTING

TRIP QUIP AGAIN

Berlin,

ann Goer etely

Field Marshal whose health is ed, met the Hungarian Regent, mirál von. Horthy, in East Prussia yesterday

and had a long- ference.

Admiral von Horthy, who is Goer. ing's guest at a hunting party, rived at the Alt, Sternberg game preserves some days Ocean.

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REPLY NOT YET CONSIDERED

London, To-day. Four Ministers who have been in close consultation throughout the period of recent acute tension the Prime Minister, Foreign Secretary, the Chancellor of the Exchequer and Home Secretary met for 21⁄2 hours at 10, Downing street yesterday afternoon. Their Civil Service advisers were also present.

The reply of the Czecho-Slovak Government to the communication made to them following the Anglo- French Ministerial consultations on Sunday has not been yet consider- ed-British Wireless.

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EGYPT'S MINISTER AT ADMIRALTY