Prague, May 24.
A denial was issued here today that the Baerenstein aeroplane incident constituted an infringement of tension as remains.
The French statesman is under coa to have stressed the fact that G many's rulers en Saturday also had the intention to mobilize a number of reserve troops equal to that summoned in Czechoslovakia. Herr Joachim von Ribbentrop, Reich's Foreign Minister. it is added, told the British Ambassador in Berlin, Sir Nevile Henderson, that Germany might consider the Czech measure as provocative.
M. Osusky is now declared to be leaving for Prague tomorrow to con-for with his Government on the subject discussed at his meeting with M. Bonnet Meanwhile. the British Ambas sador here Sir Eric Phipps. called upon M, Bennet to inform him that all available information confirmed previous news that there were no concentrations of German troops near Czech borders.—Havas the German frontier.
German reports yesterday stated that a Czech military plane circled ever Baerenstein, The machine, on re-entering Czech territory later, said to have crashed into a house and burst into flames.—Reuter.
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