Krofia, received in succession: the British, German and French Ministers yesterday and. explained that reaps had to be sent to the frontiers maintain order, reservists had been called "up purely as a precautionary measure to keep order in towns during their absence.
This action of the Czech Govern ment, however, is described ina communique issued by the Sudeten German Party as "dangerous and SMlegal, because it originated from the General Staff, who is not entitled to deal with public order." The communique asks the population to remain calm, Central Europe, Scene of New Political Storm An appeal for the maintenance of public order was broadcast semi-ofici~ filly last night. Czech quarters think that Germany may demand satisfaction for the shooting of two Sude-{ten Germans in Eger, 'A. semi-oficial commentator in Berlin declares that the Czech com-Jmunique dealing wits the Eger inel-Gent is the "height of mendacity" and Suggests that it was a case of deliberate murder.
Herr Frank, A Sudeten German deputy, called on Dr. Hodza, the Czech "Premier, today and declared that the measures taken by the Czech authorities to maintain order were very unfortunate and actually increas fed the excitement of the people.
Sudeten Germans, he said, demand-a restoration of the situation in Jaecordance with the Constitution, which would imply collaboration of the Sudeten German Party in the maintenance of peace and order.
Sudeten Germans also demanded, he added, administrative measures to make a repetition of the Eger incident impossible, compensation "for the victims and punishment of those responsible—Reuter,
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