'The Polish Minister' in Prague yesterday called on General Jan Birovy, the new Czech Premier, and reminded him of the necessity of an immediate reply to the: Polish Note, asking equality of treatment for the Polish minority in Czechoslovakia.
"The Soviet Government yesterday landed a Note to the Polish Government, stating that the Soviet was informed from several sources that. Polish troops have been massed on the Polish-Czech frontier, and are [preparing to occupy part of Czechoslovakia territory.
As the information has not been denied by the Polish Government, the [Soviet expects a denial to be forthcoming immediately. Should [denial be received, and should Polish troops occupy Czech territory, the [Soviet Government warns the Polish' Government that on the basis of Article Two of the Pact of Non-
British Admiralty Takes Further Measures London, Sept. 24.
Certain precautionary measures, in addition to those already announced, are being taken by the British Admiralty, it is announced.
These measures involve the recalling of a certain number of men from leave, to bring a few ships up to their full com= plement—Reuter.
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