Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-09-23
CHAMBERLAIN
TO co HOME BY
AIR TOMORROW
Premier to See Fuehrer Again
Tonigght-Talk Suspended
Earlier by Briton.
BULLETIN.

BULLETIN
LONDON, Sept. % QP).-An Exchange telegraph
Co. British news agency dispatch from Godesberg
quoted Sir Horace Wilson saying that Prime Min.
lister Chamberlain would Chancellor Hitler later
tonight and under present arrangements would leave
for London by plane early tomorrow morning.
Sir Horace is the prime minister's closest adviser
He accompanied the British Ambassador to Berlin Sir
Neville Henderson, the Rhine to Godesberg late
today to discuss with German Foreign Minister
Joachim Ribbentrop the future of the suspended
conference.
GENEVA, Sept. % QFo.-Soviet sources at the
League of Nations said today Russia already had no
fled France of the exact number of planes troops guns
and tanks she was ready to put into the field war
came over Czechoslovakia.
PARIS, Sept % UP.-Havas the French news
agency, reported tonight that the Godesberg confer
ence had been interrupted by Adolf Hter's demand on
Prime Minister Chamberlain that Germany be per-
mitted Immediately to occupy a in the Sudeteu
region of Czechoslovakia.
Havas said that Hitler refused to make any de-
cisions whatsoever concerning the remainder of the
Sudeten problem until France and Britain had &C.
coded to his demand
The Fuehrer, it said, insisted that the limits
of the zone to be occupied by the German Army would
be decided upon by Germany, France and Britain.
If this demand were met said Havas, Adolf Hitler
would agree that the definite German Czechoslovak
frontier be fixed by international commission as
proposed in the French plan which the Prague
government has accepted.
Havas said that the note handed Mr. Chamberlain
by Adolf Hitlers emssary this afternoon replying to
the British prime minister's letter of this morning. was
only "a provisional answer" which promised more
substantial" reply by the end of the day.
The Czechoslovak Crisis:
PRIME MINISTER CHAMBERLAIN suspends talks with Chancellor
Hitler demand for guarantee violence against Czecho
slovaia believed made. Page Al.
EIGHT DIE IN clashes between armed Czechoovak guards
Sudeten German incidents
Page Al.
FRENCH PREMIER DALADER declares France will face her
engagements If Germany nvades Czechosovaka; troops
ordered on alert Page AL
SOVIET RUSSIA NOTIFIES Poland she would denounce
non-aggession treaty If Polish troops into
sovakia. Page A.
CZECH RETURN sudeten areas precautions
are taken to avoid conflicts. Page A.
REPORTS TO WASHINGTON indicate that forging
mighty defense line for Ukraine rich in foodstus
Page A.
the Associated Press
GODESBERG, Germany Sept 23.-Prme Minister
Chamberlain late today sent envoy across the Rhine
to confer with Adolf Hters lieutenant but the two
principals of the suspended Godesbeg conference remained
apart.
Sir Neville Henderson, British Ambassador Berlin
emissay chosen by the British leader For
eign Minister Joachim bbenop negotiations
intended to assure the peace of Europe
(Czechoslovak official London said they had
reports from Prague late today organized incidents staged
along the by sudeten free
corps They said there evidence any German Army
forces were partcpating)
Sir Neville crossed the river late in tense day. by
Chamberans letter to Hitler calling of their scheduled morning
meeting and the Fuehrers reply.
Interpreter Carries Hitler Reply.
Paul Schmidt Htlers interpreter carried the reply to Mr.
Chamberans Petersburg hotel PM (s35 E. IT, and
remained IN the hotel until after pm. I'll E. To-
Henderson and Sir Horace Wilson, Chamberlains closest
(see GoDEsBERa Page A-4)