apparent in Germany and there would not appear to be any special 
      troop concentrations in Austria. There has probably been an acceleration 
      of arms deliveries in Hungary which may have given rise to stories 
      ofassembly of material in the East. Meanwhile however the German 
      army is working at high pressure and training of reservists is 
      being expedited but reports of special military preparations 
      would seem to be based on the probability that the German army 
      was warned to be prepared for all eventualities in the Spring 
      and has been making the necessary preliminary preparations. While 
      recent secret information suggests that any plan for mobilization 
      in early March may have been postponed, reports have recently 
      reached us pointing to the possibility of a military occupation 
      of Czecho Slovakia.
 
      
 
 
5.Herr Hitler is clearly preparing for every possible eventuality. 
      Rumors of one or other of these plans are continually reaching 
      us and cannot be lightly discounted. On the other hand there 
      is no evidence at present that any one of them has been irrevocably 
      adopted by Herr Hitler and a date fixed for its being put into 
      force.
 
      
 
 
6.Sir Nevile Henderson had conversations with Herr von Ribbenthrop, 
      Field Marshal Goering and Baron von Weiszaker on his return to 
      Berlin last week and gained the impression that Herr Hitler was 
      at present planning no immediate adventure. But of course it 
      was not possible for him