London, Apr. 25.
It is understood that the King has invited M. Edouard Daladier, the French Premier, and M. George Bonnet, the French Foreign Minister, to visit Windsor Castle when they come to London this week for the Anglo-French conversations. The French Ministers are expected to go to Windsor on Thursday evening to dine with Their Majesties and stay the night at the Castle. and Great Britain and France are ready to give their advice or assistance in making smooth the approach to the problem, At the same time, the correspondent continues, the ' possibility of trouble in Czechoslovakia cannot be excluded, and the British Government is anxious to know exactly how France will react to it.
It is expected that M. Daladier will explain the measures which the French Government will take to implement a pact between France ant Czechoslovakia, if necessary, and will probably be informed of the policy which the British Government intend to follow at present.
There is reason to believe that Herr Konrad Henlein, Leader of the Sud-eton German Party, will not be called on by Germany to press his claims to extremes at present and a breathing space, for a few months at least, may ensue in that part of Europe.
There are indications that the Franco-Soviet Pact may be alluded to in the course of the talks, In the interests of appeasement, France may: be asked to make as little play as possible with the Pact in the course of forthcoming diplomatic action, On the other hand, there is no gestion of France being asked to renounce the Pact—Reuter.
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