Prague, Sept. 29. IFPHE Czech Government accepts in principle, though with some a British plan communicated to it in the form of Jo Note for the execution of the Anglo-French proposals for a settle~ ment of the Sudeten German problem, states a communique issued today.
The Czech Government's acceptance was conveyed to the British Government prior to the opening of the Munich Conferenci Munich, Sept. 29. MP" sdocara paladin, the rench Prime Minit Neville Chamberlain, the British Prime Minister; M. Herr Adolf Hitler, the Reichsfuehrer, and Signor Benito Mussoli the Italian Duce, began their deliberations at 12.45 p.m, today. The conference held at the Fuebrer's House, lasted for one hour.
Herr Joachim von Ribbentrop, Reichs Minister for Foreign Affairs, also took part in the discussions, which are being held in the study of the Fuehrer's house, the spacious corridors of which are thronged with diplomats.
The eyes and hopes of the world bid God-speed to Mr. Neville Cham-turned to Munich today, where at berlain, and success in his momen-1245 pin. the "Big Four" of Europe tous mission at Munich, opened deliberations on the Sudeten-Mr. Chamberlain, who took off at German crisis. Two hours later, the 8.30 a.m, was greatly pleased at their conference way adjourned in order to presence. He knew nothing of the allow the statesmen a short rest, but, send-off which was to be given to according to German sources, was him when he kissed his wife good-be resumed at 6 o'clock this afternoon. bye in the lighted hall at No. 10 The talks, at which Herr Joachim Downing Street, in sight of a small von Ribbentrop, Reichs Minister for crowd which had gathered outside. Foreign Affairs, was also present, Smiling broadly in the direction of were held in the study of the Fuehrer a large and cheerful crowd at Heston, House.
Mr. Chamberlain declared, before Delegations Arrive boarding the plane, that he was fol-'The discussions began very soon lowing the mott after the four' leading "European "If at first you don's succeed, try, figures reached the city, which had try again" been hurriedly decorated for the "when I come back," he went on, momentous occasion.
"1 hope that I may be able to sai Herr Hitler and Signor Mussolink as Hotspur says in "King Henry 1V, arrived on the same. train at 11] Oat of this mettle, danger, we pluck-o'clock this morning, the Fuehrer" this flower, safety." having gone to Kutstein, on the Caech Observers at Munich former "Austro-German frontier, to meet Il Duce, who was accorded an The Czechoslovak Legation an-ounces today that it has informed the British Government that 'M. Daladier, who left Paris, by plane, at 830 this morning, landed at Mastny, Czech Minister in Berlin, accompanied by M: Lisieky, Counsellor the airport at 11.18 am. accompanied by his assistants, Ab 11.51, Mr. Cham= to the Czech Legation in London, will berlain and his. party, arrived. to Munich to be at the disposal Both Mr. Chamberlain and M. fof the British and French delegation, Daladier were greeted by Herr vor for purposes of information only. This Ribbentrop, as well as by the Am-move follows the suggestion made in bassadors of their respective countries 'a Note to Mr. Chamberlain by M. Jan and other German officials.
Masaryk, the Czechoslovak Minister in London, that a Czechoslovak Monours for Mr. Chamberlain spokesman attend the Munich Con-Landing to the strains of "God ference, Save The King." the "Marselllaise"
The announcement of the confer-and. the thunderous cheers of the Jence surprised all Europe and imcrowds present at the airport, each mediately brought a great relaxation Prime Minister was served with a lof tension, especially in Paris and quard of honour provided by the
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