Army Chief of Staff Informs Press of Defence Measures Prague, Feb, 23.
Czechoslovakia must be prepared for a "brutal, quick attack by motorized forces assisted by an air force without warming," Gen, Luwik Krejet, Army Chief of Staff, told the press here' to-day, He said Czechoslovakia would have to organize her forces so s 10 defend the country without assistance, because her possible allies would be tunable to aid her in the early days any possible attack.
Constetietion of new' Cortifieai of the Czechostovaklan—frontier however, has made much progress, "Amonji measures under considera tion for further strengthening, Czechoslovakian defences, he sid, was a proposal to move the Skoda munitions Works (ea more central position fein Pitsen.—United Press.
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