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THE CHINA MA SEPTEMBER 8, 1988
GERMAN QUARTERS
ALHAMBRA CRITICAL OF CZECH PLAN
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PHILIPS
AIR-RAID PROTECTION LAMPS
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Berlin, To-day. The new Benes plan handed to the Sudeten German representatives yesterday was received in Ger- many with an emphatically critical reserve. It is noticeable, however, that all expressions of opinion found in the Berlin press, as far as such occur at all, are dated from Nuremberg so that it is to be assumed that they are based on im- pressions received in authoritative quarters there.
They have one feature in common, namely the criticism that the new proposals had been lauded in ad- vance by the London, and Faris newspapers as a great concession.
"This concentric campaign", can- not, of course, change the German. attitude. It must be made unmis- takeably clear whether Prague now seriously means to grant autonomy and to carry through the ethnic séparation.
It must also be made clear what methods England proposes to adopt to make her influence effective in Prague, writes the "Deutsche All- gemeine Zeitung."
The
CAUTION-PATIENCE
SUDETEN
VERSION OF
POLICE CLASH
Prague, To-day.
The reason for the sudden re- fusal of the Sudeten German Party to continue the negotiations with Czechoslovakia is to be found in the Sudeten version of incidents which
have occurred in Maehrisch-Ostrau following recent noctural ar- rests in Maerisch-Ostrau and Frei- Lokal Anzeiger"" thinks
waldau of 82 members of the Sude- that a press campaign aimed at putt-ten German Party on a charge of ing moral pressure on the Sudeten Germans merely renders the course illegal possession of arms, rumours of negotiations more difficult. The were circulating to the effect that “Lokal Anzeiger” urges caution and the apprehended persons were be-
ing maltreated. patience.
"The Nachtausgabe” declares that the assertion that the Benes plan concedes
Several Deputies of the Sudeten Party, therefore, appeared in 90% of Maehrisch-Ostrau yeserday to in-
vestigate. the Sudeten German demands is totally incorrect.
:
Whilst the deputies were inter-
functionaries.
“One rather gathers the impress-viewing the local magistrate, mount- ion that considerable use has been ed Czech police began beating the made of the Karlsbad demands of crowd with riding whips, although it was already dispersing ón the the Sudeten Germans in order to make another attempt at evasion. advice of the Sudeten German In addition to that, the fundamen- tal questions of the foreign policy of the Prague Government and of the ideological attitude of the Sude- ten Germans are left exactly as heretofore."-Trans-Ocean.
PARIS TAKES CALM VIEW
Paris, To-day.
TRIED TO INTERVIEW When the Deputies, Koellner and May, tried to intervene, Herr May was struck with a whip by police constable No. 367, despite the fact that he had shown his Deputy's card.
The officer in charge of the police squad raised his whip to strike Dr. Koellner.
:
Finally, the Deputies,
Koellner,
May and Knorre, were declared to be under arrest.
▸
The police attempted to take them The news from Prague on the into custody, declaring that they incidents in Maehrisch-Ostrau has did so by virtue of right of
the caused a considerable stir in politi-Czechs to adopt emergency mea-
sures.
cal circles here..
Nothwithstanding
that Paris Koellner and May cabled to Dr. feels compelled by reason of its Hodza and the Minister of the In- close connection with the Prague terior, Dr. Czerny, an account of Government, to condemn neither what occurred, protesting against party until the official version of the treatment and insults and de- the Czech Government is made manding severe punishment of the known, despatches from Prague to
culprits. the papers clearly indicate that the responsibility for the incidents Another incident which has
resides with the Czech police.
JUMP FROM TRAIN
It is admitted in semi-official cired to disturb the atmosphere is one cles that the proposals of the Cze. Which had occurred earlier but choslovak Government have caused only became known to Sudeten Ger- man circles yesterday evening. ⠀ It fierce opposition among a section of the Czech population. This is attri- concerns the death of the Sudeten, Alfred Knoll. He had been sentenc- buted to the far-reaching, conces- sions made, and despatches seek to ed to 20 years jail on a charge of espionage and is reported to hàvo explain the incidents from this op-
thrown himself out of the trains in position:
Shortly after reports of the In-
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Finally, from Hultschin, came the Foreign Minister, M. Georges report that a demonstration of Bonnet, arranged an interview with women protesting against the at- the British Ambassador, Sir Erle tempt to have German children cent Phipps, late last evening:
to Czech schools, was roughly handl- On the whole, however, Paris wased by the police, 1930s -paw inclined to take a calm view of the Lord Rundiman upon leartiľna situation, and the hope is express- these incidents, immédiater |ou that
negotiations." "ou ched the British””
the Nationalitie: possible, Trant
tatute, would be Sutton Pratt, to Machrisch
Trank Ocean,