The Archive · 1938

Gen. Sirovy Asks Army's Support

Prague, Oct, 9 An appeal for loyal support of the Government in its efforts to recon struct the State has been made by General Jan Sirovy, the Inspector. General of the Army, and Prime Minister, in a declaration to the Amy, "The Government," he says, "hat decided to carry out loyally the Munich Agreement in order to save at least part of our territory and in conditions for a new Dr. Benes to Become Private Citizen Prague, Oct. 8.

Dr, Eduard Benes, resigned President of the Republic, will remain in Czechoslovakia as a private citizen regardless of the future, his personal adviser, Dr. Jaromir Smutny declared today. Dr. Benes has refused a professorship at Brown University, Dr. Smutny added—United' Press. were mined in Sudeten districts. Large anthracite coalfields are located the territory ceded to Poland though four anthracite mines are in the "Mullichin trict obtained by germany.

The important uranium and radium ores at Saint Joachimsthal have {al-Jen into German possession, this district being second only to Belgian Congo in the production of radium. Graphite deposits of note are also found in Sudeten districts. Of the Paper, cellulose and pulp production a high percentage is now in possession of the Reich, the news print paper for rotary presses being manufactured exclusively in Sudeten dis-

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