Evening star., 1938-09-26
STSTEPSTAKEN
FOR REMOVAL OF
PARIS CIVILIANS
All Necessary Measures Are
Prepared to Evacuate
Them by Rail.
DALADlER AND BONNET
RETURN FROM LONDON
French Cabinet Meeting Will Be
Held Soon to Hear Report
of Farley Decisions.
Rv the Associated Press.

Rv the Associated Press.
PARIS, Sept. 26.-The ministry Of
public works because o. circum-
stances" today invited all persons who
were ready to do so to evacuate Paris
by rail.
A communique said:
Because of circumstances the min
istry of public works invites all per-
sons who desire to leave Paris to use
the railway facilities which now are
guaranteed to them"
The ministry announced that all
necessary measures had been taken
by the railways to evacuate the civilian
population of the capital II the Euro
pean crisis developed into war
Daladier and Bonnet Return,
Premier Edouard Daladier and For
eign Minister Georges Bonnet returned
to Paris from their conference with
British leaders in search Of 4 common
course to meet the threat of war in
Central Europe
The minister's airplane landed at
lie Bourget Airport at 4:35 pm. (10:35
an. +. s. IT,.
Government circles said that prob
ably full cabinet meeting with Pres
ident Albert Lebrun presiding would
be held soon to hear the premier'S
report on the London decisions.
Premier Daladier went to the E ysee
Palace, where he and President Lebrun
were to hear Reichsfuehrer Hitler's
speech Ito the entire Reich"
The Premier said that early con-
vocation of the cabinet would depend
on Hit.er's speech"
United States Ambassador William
c. Bullitt visited Foreign Minister
Bonnet to receive a report on the
Anglo-French conversations.
More Reserves Called.
Meanwhile. France called more re-
servists to the colors, swelling the
army of approximately 1000, 900 men
already under arms.
Although there was no further mob
ilization by classes, sources close to
the government said many not affected
by Saturdays order were being called
up individually.
Most of these were believed to belong
to classes, a greater part of which
already had been mobilized before the
two additional classes were given their
orders Saturday.
Political sources said M. Daladier
took with him to London compromise
plan, unanimously approved by the
cabinet yesterday, providing for cession
of Sudeten areas of Czechoslovakia
to Germany sooner than had been
originally planned" and permitting the
German Army "symbolically to occupy
a small frontier area outside the Czech
line of fortitacations. ..-...-
But these sources said France would
insist absolutely on German agree
ment to international guarantees for
the revised Czechoslovak state. They
declared France and Britain were
firmly agreed on that point.
Publication of Adolf Hitler's Codes
berg memorandum, demanding that
predominantly German areas be
handed over to German military oc-
cupation by october l and arrange
ments be made for plebiscite in many
doubtful areas, caused a shocked out
burst from French observers.
Triumphal Ultimatum.
Many of them said it was the type
Of ultimatum that was handed only
to q defeated power by q victorious
one after conquest in war. Some said
it was unthinkable that one nation
should SO treat another during the
course OF negotiations over the method