Governments have joined in signing the above agreement on the basis that they: adhere to the offer contained in point six of the Anglo-French proposals of September 19 relating to Jan international guarantee of the new frontiers of Czechoslovakia agains! Jan unprovoked attack. As soon as the "question of the Polish and is settled, Ger-for their part give a guarantee to Czechoslovaki Supplementary declaration: The four heads of government assembled mare agree that the commission provided for in today's agreement be composed of the Secretary lof State of the German Foreign Office, the accredited Ambassadors in Berlin Jot Britain, France and Ttaly and member to be appointed by the' [Czechoslovak Government.
Supplementary declaration: All Jquestions arising out of the transfer Jot territory are regarded as belong it to.the competency of the internation:
Munich, September 29, 1938.
Zones to be Occupied Although the map showing the four zones of the Sudeten German territory to be occupied by German|been troops in accordance with the Munich Agreement was not published in the, German press this morning, it Is learnt from reliable quarters "that these Jzones have been demarcated as follows:
The first zone which is to be oc-
Jcupled on October 1 and 2 Is in the southern part of the Bohemian Forest fou the south-western frontier of [C2echoslovakia, Jo, on the Austro-[Sudetenland frontier north of Passau Jong Linz. It comprises the towns of ]Wallern and Lohenfurth as well as a Jnumber of smaller towns situated for the most part in the valley of the Moldau River.
The second zone which Is to be occupied on October 2 and 3 lies along the northern frontier of Czechoslovakia land comprises the towns of Boden-loach, Tetschen, Friedland, Schoenlinde, (Gross-Schoenau, Schluckenau, Rum-burg and Warnsmorf.
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