London, Sept. 6.
Charles Corbin, French Ambassador here, conferred with Sir Robert Vansittart, Chief Diplomatic Adviser to the British Government, and discussed the Czech situation today.
Both France and Great Britain would like the Czech President, Dr. Eduard Benes, to publish his Government's latest proposals to the Sudetens as soon as possible so that world pinion should fully realize the exent of Prague's concessions before ichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler makes his Important speech at Nuremberg on September 12, it is said here, It fs understood that Mr. Basil Cochrane-Newton, British Minister in Prague, will be instructed to advise!
Czech decided at yesterday's Cabinet Paris, Sept. 7.
With tension increasing "in Europe, work was rushed here today on construction of bomb-proof and gas~ proof shelters linked with—the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate by subterranean passages to enable those who decide the destiny of the country to continue their discussions even "though invading aeroplanes succeeded in reaching Paris.
Although great secrecy surrounds the "construction of underground chambers, the United Press learned that the shelter being built for the Senators is not large enough to hold all the members but it will aecommodate a quorum of the assembly' and It is expected that this will be suflleient in time of war. The Chamber dug-outs are being built under the court between the building which houses the offices of the different commissions the residence of the President of the Chamber.
It, Is pointed out that when' the work Is fished the exterior appearance of the buildings will not be changed and the casual passer-by will have mo idea that such shelters exist—United Press, Troop Trains
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