The Count of Covadonga, eldest son of former King Alphonso XIII of Spain, was buried at Graceland cemetery here yesterday after a simple religious ceremony attended by several people. The Count died after a motor accident here a few days ago.—Havas, London, Sept. 9.
Mr, Neville Chamberlain, the Prime Minister, again saw Lord Halifax, the Foreign Minister, this morning.
The closest contact is being maintained between Great Britain and France over the Czech question, and France, it is understood, has notified Britain that she is taking precautionary measures with regard to the military situation. The two Governments, it is learned, are considering what can be done further to ease the situation.
Mr, Anthony Eden, former Foreign Secretary, called at the Foreign Office today. He remained there for half an hour.
Mr, Neville Chamberlain's return to London, his conference with his colleagues, and the summoning of the Cabinet on Monday have aroused much speculation in the press here.
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