Paris, Sept, 1.
'The French Governments desire for a peaceful settlement of the Ceech-Sudeten dispute was express ed by M. Georges Bonnet, the For. eign Minister, when he' received Count Johannes von Welezek, German Ambassador here, this morning, authoritative quarters' revealed to:
This afternoon, the Foreign Min\ster received Dr. Stefan Osusky, Ceech Minister here. At this inter view, Central European problemi were studied, it is learnt—Hava German Troops on French Border Mr. Neville Chamberlain Off to Balmoral errcxat, ro tp "EDI"
Strasbourg, Sept. 3.
Strong German reinforcements moved into positions along the Rhine Jduring the past 24 hours in the Kel lend Oflenturg regions, it, wan learned here tonight. Mechanized units, light artillery batteries and machine-guns Jwere moved into the new German {fortifications along the French frontier. 'Troops were billeted among the peasants after all regular' barracks had been fied.
The Kohl bridge at Strasbourg remained open and French officials gave /no evidence that any counter me: sures would be taken to offset. th threat of heavy German concenitrs tions along the French frontier.
Approximately two German divisions have arrived on the French {frontier since Friday. They were be-Hieved to be merely occupying Germany's new fortifications as part of regular manquvres. The defences in {this area are between nine and twelve miles in depth, one of the strongest points on the German front—United Press,
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