Prague, Oct. 9.
With the demilitarized reservists steadily resuming their jobs in civil life and the refugees gradually returning from the country, the capital ig resuming its pleasant self again.
The newspapers report that Dr. Eduard Benes, the President who resigned last week, will shortly leave Czechoslovakia for holiday in Switzerland.
Dr. Benes's withdrawal from public life has been marked by a remarkable lack of feeling by the public and the press, which is content with ihe publication of a sketch of the former President's life and some foreign comment. There is a growing feeling that Dr. Benes's foreign policy has been largely responsible for the disasters which have overwhelmed the country, and the people are now paying for the consequences.
The Prague City Council has rejected a proposal that the French and English names of some of the city's streets be immediately replaced by Czech names.—Reuter.
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