London, Sept. 29.
Although greatly welcomed, the announcement of the Munich Conference has not halted the development of precautionary measures in Great Britain and France.
Another mobilization- order was posted in Paris last evening calling up immediately a further category of reservists, while in London the Board of Trade issued an order suspending until after October 16 the validity of outstanding export licences for war material for foreign countries. prices and all consumers will receive a fair share.—Reuter.
Paris, Sept. 28.
In the famous gardens of the Luxembourg, workmen are quietly digging subterranean passages from the Senate building to the sheltered room which will furnish safe refugee from enemy bombs.
Greatest secrecy surrounds the construction but, it is learned that bomb warmly.
A full account of what transpired at the Anglo-French talks in London and hig interviews with Herr Hitler at Berchtesgaden and Godes-berg was given by the Prime Minister in the course of his speech. He else revealed the contents of his personal message to the Fuehrer.
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