Warsaw, Oct. 1 While the world is celebrating, the peaceful solution of the Czech-German dispute, the Czech-Polish situation took its'serious turn.
The Polish Government has handed to the Czech Government a Note insisting onan immediate answer to last Wednesday's Note asking for the immediate evacuation of all Czech territory inhabited by Poles.
The atest communication demands the fulfilment of all demands but it {is not revealed whether a time-limit allached, but it is understood that this is the case and that the limit expires not later than midday Satur-who quadrilateral formed by Ko-wa vice, Potroviee, Teschen and Biolsko hag already been occupied by Polish troops, and a state of emer gency has been declared in the exon.
Foreigners are not being admitted without special permission.
Herr Adolf Hitler this" morning made a triumphal return ¢rom Munich to Berlin, where he was hailed by tremendous cheering crowds fas the "Deliverer of the—Sudeten Germans and the Preserver of!
Peace."
The Fuchrer's welcome surpassed Jeven that which he received at the: time of his return from Vienna, after the annexation of Austria Herr Hitler drove through streets densely lined with wildly enthusiaslic Germans, and his reception reached its climax at Wilhelmstrasse where hundreds of thousands of persons gave their Chancellor a thunderous ovation. At the same time, the bells of all the churches rang out a peal of welcome, Accompanied by Herr Konrad Henlein, leader of the Sudeten German Parly in Czechoslovakia, Herr Hiller, dressed in civilian clothes and smiling with pleasure, bowed inal directions and saluted the erowd.—
Reuter, Muntch Pact Not Binding The Polish radio station broadcast a statement that Poland is entirely unaffected by the Munich agreement, and that the moment at which Tes: chen is reunited to Poland depends solely on Poland, which has complete liberty of action in the matter.
The British Ambassador fast night saw M, Joseph Beck, the Polish Foreign Minister, and is understood to have asked information about Po-
Anti-Czech demonstrations were arranged last night throughout the country. Police guards at the Brit-Ish Embassy -and other foreign mise slons were reinforced.
The Polish President, M. Ignace Moscicki, yesterday conferred with the Premier, Dr. F. Slawoj-Sklad owski; "Marshal Edouard" Smigly-Tiydz, the Inspector-General of the Army and "Strong Man" of Po-lund, and M. Beck, presumably in vegerd to Poland's claims against Ceremony at Are de Triomphe Paris, Oct. 1
A solemn ceremony was witnessed! here late this afternoon when Premier Edouard Daladier revived the eternal flame above the tomb of the Unknown Soldier, symbol of the Great War losses, throng of thousands of people, several war veteran delegations, members of the British Legion and Belgian ex-combatants, was present for the occasion. Afler the ceremony, Premier Daladier signed in the Gold Book, "In the name of all French combatants."
When he left the Are de Triomphe he was cheered by the crowd, who again paid tribute to his statesmanship at Bf Cries of "Than! you; Daladier" and "Vive la France" rent the air as he drove off—Havas.
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