Warsaw, Sept. 20.
A demand that the Polish Governernment should do everything in its power to bring about the return to Poland of the Teschen district, which was seized by Czechoslovakia during ihe war between Poland and Soviet Russia, was passed by a mass meets ing held at Katowice, chief town of the Polish Upper Silesian industrial district, yesterday.
In view of the lates developments in Czechoslovakia, the Polish auth+ orities have increased frontier troops along the Czechoslovak-Polish border, it was announced here last night, Detachments of the frontier. corps which has otherwise been used only to protect the eastern frontier, have been sent to the western border.
The fact that troops have been sent to the frontier was announced by extra editions of the afternoon paper "Kurjer Poranny," stating that the action was necessitated by Czech troop movements in the frontier district.
The Polish Telegraphic Agency rẹ- ported that numerous Slovaks and Hungarians whó are seeking refuge in Poland to escape being called up for military service in Czechoslovakia.—Trans-Ocean.
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