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NORVIC FINN-FLEX

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CZECH CABINET FORMULATES NEW PROPOSALS TO MEET SUDETEN GERMANS' DEMANDS

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RELIEVE GRAVE CRISIS

Prague, September 6...

A communique issued at the conclusion of the meeting of the Inner Cabinet last night announced that the Ministers had drawn up a definite plan which will be submitted without delay to the Sude-

tens.

It is reliably learned that the proposals almost completely satisfy the Sudeten German Party's demands,"

It is understood that there was complete unanimity among the Ministers on the basis of the new proposals, and that the proceed. ings were most harmonious.

"It is realised in official quarters in Prague that the situation is so critical that Czechoslovakia must make a contribution in the cause of peace, even it it involves a heavy sacriace. It is expected, there- fore, that the Government's plan will go far towards meeting the Sudeten demands. and it is felt that there will be no difficulty as regards its

by the acceptance Germans as a basis for discussion.

Apparently, the Government has decided that measures to facilitate negotiations must be taken before the Nuremberg Conference under way.

SUDETENS DEMAND

SATISFACTION

NO NEW PLAN

gue, Sept. 6. The press department of the Sudeten German Party, in" an official statement issued last night, states that Herr Konrad Henlein's visit to Berchtesga- den was made at the wish of the British mission and was without "concrete" connection with the so-called new Czech plan.

GREAT IMPORTANCE

A statement issued by Lord Run- ciman's secretariat announces that gets Lord Runciman was received by the President, Dr. Benes, yester- day.

Following a conference ai Eger yesterday between. Herr Konrad Henlein and the Sude- ten delegates who have been

Czech negotiating with the Government, the Sudeten Party Issued a significant communi- que virtually demanding in- mediate satisfaction of their claim.

The communique stated that the meeting discussed a number of m cidents and happenings that tend to show that the activities of the Czech authorities have not contri- buted to any relaxation of the ten- sion in the Sudeten region.

"All reports received show that there exits an untenable situation' that can only be altered by a prompt and complete realisation of the eight Carlsbad points." the

HAVOC

IN JAPAN

Considerable Damage Caused

Tokyo, Sept. 6.

The havoc wrought by yes- terday's typhoon, which" passed Into the Sea of Japan after an 81 hour journey across Japan Proper. ineluded the flooding of 30,000 houses in Osaka, From all parts of the ravaged by the typhoon come re- ports of the disruption of munications and the dislocation of traffic, the collapse of houses and bridges, the uprooting of trees, and other damage.

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Nine were killed in Kagawa pre- fecture, and five perished in Teku- shima prefecture.

" DISASTROUS FIRE Serious havoc, was caused in the small town of Himi, near Takokaka, where a disastrous fize fanned by the tall-end of the typhoon, destroyed · 2.000 of the 3,300 houses.

The buildings destroyed include That the Czechs, and above all the Town Hall, the Bim! Bank, the Czech economic quarters: are at- Post Office and Central. Police taching great importance to the Station: present negotiations was indicated;

The material damage is estimat- by the fact that Dr. Pospiril, formed at 5.000.000 gen. Casualties in er Governor of the National Bank the town are not yet ascertainable. of Czechoslovakia, and Dr. Vanek,(Reuter). secretary of the Czechoslovak com-

mittee of the International Cham-rad Henlein's eight points as it is ber of Commerce, called upon Lord possible to go and yet safeguard Runciman yesterday. (Trans- the sovereignity of the Czecho- ocean)

slovakian State.

PUZZLING SITUATION

London. Sept 6. Newspaper commentators ap- pear to find the latest develop- ments in the Czech situation. somewhat puzzling. Some re- gard it as a turn for the bet- ter.

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The Daily Sketch gives Pro- minence to a telephonic interview with Dr. Hodza. Czech Premier, who is quoted as saying that the

communique continues-(Reuter). new plen has gone as near to Kon-

"We expect a definite settlement to follow with the shortest possible delay," said Dr. Hodza.

ONE DEMAND REJECTED Other

commentators Interpret the word "definite" in the Czech communique. as, meaning that the Czechs had reached the limit of their concessions.

The News Chronicle declares that the Czechs have rejected only one of Henlein's demands, namely for the recognition of Nazi philosophy.(Renter).

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1938-

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