Owen O'Malley, called on" the and was at the Foreign Office this morning.
He will keep Mexican Foreign Minister, Senor in close touch with events over the weekend, and the Prime Eduardo Hay, on Saturday to present Minister, who is spending the weekend in the country, has also a Note from the British Government arranged to be kept constantly informed. As seen from London, withdrawing "the British Legation yesterday's developments in relation to the problem of the Sudeten Mr. O'Malley and the staff are Deutsch in Czechoslovakia involve some retardation of the improve~ leaving Mexico within the next few ment in the situation which, had followed the conversations which days.
British affairs will be left in the Bri representatives have recently had in Prague and Berlin: charge of the Acting Consul-General, So far as the Czechoslovak Gov-over treatment of minorities Mr." Murray.—Wireless through ernment is concerned, it is acknow-dispute Reuter.
Tedged here that it has given ready' n Czechoslovakia. and wholehearted response to the allan offlials indicated that they Students Battle Police
advice which the British Government were increasingly concerned over the Mexico City, May 16. has offered in Prague, in accordance Czech crisis, however, fearing that Blood was spilled today in a se with its undertaking in. the course the Ildlo-German treaty might, in df clashes between armed students of the Anglo-French conversations in volve Italy in an early war and. police reflecting the tense London in April to use its influence Czechoslovakia resisted a possible situation existent here as a result im all quariers with a view to find-German military invasion—United of the expropriation of foreign nil ing elements of agreement on this fields and the diplomatic break with Britain. Police drove Socialist Youth question.
The British action was inspired by 8 desire, shared by the French Gov~
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