Poland Forces Cession of Czech Territory First Lord Resigns
The First Lord of the Admiralty Mr Duff-Cooper has resigned citing profound distrust of the Governments foreign policy. He would explain his reasons in the House of Commons on Monday. Cabinet colleagues including Mr Eden and Mr Chamberlain are noted as differing, while the Poland-Czechoslovakia tension grows with reports of Czech territory being ceded and warnings from Moscow regarding Poland’s moves.
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Peaceful German occupation of Sudeten area
Reports from Sunday detail German troops advancing into the Sudeten region with the occupation completed without incident. Poland sent a note to Prague demanding Teschen be ceded by tomorrow, and the Czech cabinet accepted the terms under protest. The article notes a four power diplomatic push and mentions potential moves toward Danzig and Memel.
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Czech appeal for economic assistance in turmoil
London reports a Czech appeal for urgent economic aid from Britain as the Munich accord fallout prompts a refugee surge and appeals for relief. Prague broadcasts insist the Munich pact harmed Czechoslovakia, with 300000 refugees looming and economic support required for postwar recovery.
Prague Mood Darkens as Delimitation Talks Falter
Inside Prague a gloom spreads as the Delimitation Commission slows work and calls for precautions. The government halts actions amid tense European tensions. Leaders discuss Bolshevik threats and risk of wider war while Czechoslovakia braces for impacts on unity. Cardinal Cantor condemns foreign art depredations and Protestant churches issue parallel protests.
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German occupation of Sudetenland moves forward
A British desk correspondent reports the German army marching into the first Sudetenland zone along the Bavarian border with a composed show of force. Crowds cheer as proclamations declare freedom while refugees accompany troops and labour detachments clear roads for Czech barricades.
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Map of Central Europe and Czechoslovakia talk in Commons
Report discusses a forthcoming House of Commons presentation of a Central Europe map likely as a White Paper. It covers British diplomacy over Czechoslovakia, the Maginot Line, German mobilization, and the International Commission’s role in demarcating zones to be occupied after October 10. Concerns focus on Czech areas and the evacuation of women, with fear of German pressure and the commission’s potential arbitrator disputes.
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Anglo German Declaration at Munich Promises Peace
In Munich on a Saturday meeting Chamberlain and Hilfer signed a declaration urging that the recent Anglo German Naval Agreement symbolize a mutual pledge to avoid war. They stated both nations will use consultation to handle future differences and work to preserve European peace.
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Franco German Understanding Predicted To Limiting Armament
Reuters dispatch from Berlin cites German circles predicting a Franco-German understanding that would mirror prior naval accords with Britain. The plan envisages a formal agreement limiting land and air armaments between Britain, Germany, and France, easing suspicions and improving Anglo-German ties.
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Power discussions on Spain and international bids
Rome correspondent of the Daily Telegraph reports a possible meeting among Mr Chamberlain M Daiedier and Signor Mussolini to settle the question of Spanish volunteers. Geneva dispatch notes the League of Nations will send an international commission to Spain. The Rome note suggests a Franco-British balance and Italian aims to preserve cordial relations.
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Russia May Retire From Europe In Aftermath Of Treaty
The Rome and London dispatches report a shift in European power amid rumors that Russia may withdraw from European affairs after a new peace treaty. Italian leaders express caution while France views the move as potentially stabilizing, with Britain and Hungary weighing the implications for postwar arrangements.
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