Order And Scope Of Occupation

Northern Advocate, 1 October 1938, Page 7

Order And Scope Of Occupation

v’?‘ r (Received 2 p.m.) LONDON, September 30. , An 'official message from Munich states that the areas Germany will occupy automatically on Saturday . r : '- - n ■ r . ./•/.-..Z0ne1.--The boundary from Studenback to Unterhaid, on the Austrian frontier. ... . . Zone 2; A strip of territory in -Vi Norithj Czechoslovakia, south-east of ‘Dresden, from Giesing to Zwickau, ' above Reichneberg, arid back to the * ffohtier via Joosefathal. ' Zone 3.—Far western point of ■ Czechoslovakia, from Waldmunchen 7to the frontier and Katarinaberg. Zone ’ 4.—A section of North ' Czechoslovakia south from Silesia, and bounded from Grulich to the frontier at Jagerndorf. International Commission.

it is reported from Berlin that the ’ first medting of the International Commission is expected to be held this (afternoon. An official report x states that it will be composed of ! the Secretary of State from the German Foreign Office (Herr Bohle)', the Ambassadors of Britain (Sir Neville Henderson), France (M. Francois . Poncet), the Italian Ambassador (Signor Attolico) and a representative of Czechoslovakia. Any question arising from the transfer' of territory will be considered within the competence of the commission,

.* Herr Hitler is expected to appoint the Reich Commissioner. Herr Henlein, the Sudeten leader, in a message to Herr Hitler, said:

“From the depth of my heart I express the gratitude of our oppressed people for the freedom you have won.”