The reply of the Czech Government to the Anglo-French proposals has been handed to the British and French ministers in Prague, reports from the Czech capital state.
Reuse learns from offal cites} that the reply constitutes a complete acceptance of the British and French recommendations with no reservations 'oF. stipulations.
'The reply, however, concludes with an appeal' that. if' Czechoslovakia should be. attacked, the Government Wusts that Great Britain and France: will come to her aid.
'The Foreign Office announced that the Czech Note accepting the proposals had been received in London yesterday evening, It was not expected that the text would be' issued in London, and comment was available from author! tative British quarters.—Reuter, Berlin, Sept. 21.
The little town of Godesberg, on. the banks of the Rhine, where Mr. Neville Chamberlain will meet Herr JAdolf Hitler tomorrow, holds an important place in the history of the Nazi movement, Herr Hitler suddenly left the town, fon June 20, 1994, {0 repress the revolt in the ranks of the Storm-Troopers lea by Captain "Ernst joehm.
The Dresen Hotel, at which the Fuehrer always stops, is being looked after by an old militant of the Nazi Party who as early as 1926 received Herr Hitler when the latter came out of prison and had just finished his book, "Mein Kampf."
Since that date, Herr Hitler lived in Godesberg about sixty times, and Jonce even temporarily installed there the headquarters of the western branch of the Nazi Party.
The Fuehrer likes the town very much, and rooms are always kept, ready for him.
'From the terrace of the Dresen Hotel a magnificent panorama unfolds to view including the valley fof the Rhine and the mine of an ancient castle, built in 1213 by' Archbishop Dietrich of Cologne on block of rocks. The castle was destroyed in 1583 by Duke Ferdinand The population of Godeserg is Jestimated at 25,000, and the little town is known for its curative waters for heart, nerve, and breath ing organ discases—Havas.
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