London, Sept. 5.
M. Charles Corbin, the French Ambassador to Great Britain, called on Lord Halifax, the Foreign Secretary, this morning and informed him of the measures taken by the French Governments of German troops.
It is understood that Britain is also taking certain measures of precaution discreetly.
Authoritative circles here declared, however, that the situation in Czechoslovakia had somewhat improved lately according to the latest reports received from the Runciman mission, although it still remains somewhat confused and will continue to do so until the Sudetens reveal all the details of their claims—Havas.
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