Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-09-20 | Page 2 | Jubilant Hitler Insists Paris,' London 'Sell Out' Czechs as Price for Peace

Jubilant Hitler Insists Paris London Price for Peace Sell Out Czechs as By WEBB MILLER MILLEn Copyright 1938 by U. U P. P BERLIN Sept Adolf 20 Adolf Hitler intends to insist insist on immediate and almost unconditional acceptance of his full demands at at- ata a conference conference conference confer confer- ence with Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain of Great Britain probably tomorrow at on the Rhine it was understood tod today y Hitler triumphant does not In In in- tend to tolerate any haggling by Czechoslovakia or any efforts to delay or attenuate its capitulation capitula capitula- capitulation tion by diplomatic negotiations lie He intends to insist that his demands upon the Czechs be met within a brief time limit probably before the end of Sep Sop Barring a sudden change in the situation such situation such as might be caused by to today's days day's allegation of a Czech raid on the German frontier at It It was understood that Hitler would wire Chamber lain today inviting him to a conference conference conference con con- ference probably tomorrow at Substantiation of the belief that the conference would be held tomorrow was received shen hen the propaganda ministry announced that it had arranged reservations for German and foreign newspaper newspaper newspaper news news- paper me men on tonight's train to There by the Hill Ulli of the Gods which was a Germanic place of sacrifice in the days before the Romans came 2000 years ago Hitler intends to receive receive re re- re- re cehe from Chamberlain Chamberlain and and to insist on it the it-the the sacrificial offering offering offering of of- fering of the area of Czechoslovakia Hitler was understood to feel that there was not the slightest doubt now that Great Britain and France would refuse to fight to prevent the dismemberment of Czechoslovakia It was understood that in his belief they had decI decided ed to sweep aside every consideration to save Europe and themselves from the possibility 9 of f the catastrophe of a general war Hitler had the whip hand over Europe It was the greatest trIumph triumph tri trI- of a a- career marked by the denunciation of the military and naval and air clauses of the Versailles Versailles Ver Ver- sailles sallIes treaty by the remilitarization tion of the Rhineland by the absorption absorption absorption ab ab- ab- ab sorption of his native Austria There was no man and no country country country coun coun- try which had dared to say no to him