Godesberg, Sept. 23.
Well-informed circles believe that the postponement of this. morning interview between Herr Hitler and Mr. Chamberlain was due to the situation ju the Sudeten districts.
Political circles here assert that Herr Hitler will be inflexible regarding the principle of the forthcoming entry of German troops into the Sudeten areas, Mr. Chamberlain, in his letter, is believed to have requested a new very short delay to permit. the Anglo-German talks to continue amid calm, 'These quarters consider the situation as very unsatisfactory, as it apthe Reich will' not grunt minorities have not been separated.
Huron von Doernsber, chief of the Protocol, called on Mr. Chamberlain since the Fuehrer's reply to the Prime Minister had not yet been delivered.
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