Warsaw, Sept, 26.
Czechoslovak sappers have blown up a section of the Cisna-Lupkow Railway near the Polish frontier, according to the Polish News Agency. The line in question is stated to be a part of the Polish railway system and to run through Czechoslovakia only a short distance—Reuter.
Warsaw, Sept. 26.
"The Czech President, Dr. Eduard Benes, has written a personal letter to the Polish President, Dr. Ignace Moscicki, who will receive it at noon today from the Czech Minister here, it was reported last night.
Diplomatic quarters believe Dr. Benes' initiative may modify aspects of the Czecho-Polish dispute and will perhaps pave the way to a pacific settlement of the minority question.
The Polish Government is meanwhile not prepared to enter into negotiations with Prague because of public opinion and the unfavourable attitude of the officers' class, which is impatient for a "march on Czechoslovakia."—Havas.
Yugoslavia te Aid Czechs Budapest, Sept. 26.
Reports from Bucharest and Belgrade state that the Rumanian and Yugoslav representatives in Prague have informed the Czech Government that their governments regard themselves still bound by the Little Entente treaties to support Czechoslovakia in the event of unprovoked Hungarian aggression.—Reuter.
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