CZECHS AND SUDETEN.

Waipawa Mail, Volume LXVI, Issue 140, 22 August 1938, Page 3

CZECHS AND SUDETEN.

A [DEADLOCK LORD RUNCIMAN TO NEGOTIATE. PRAGUE, August 20. Hie Sudeten German newspaper bit” characterises Dr. Hodza’s i'ion to appoint Sudeten Germans important posts as “friendly but bless, if it is supposed to satisfy listen demands.” \ further complication is provided the Slovak autonomists intensify- ; ressure since Father Hlinka’s ith. Tlie.v have tabled an AutoHill demanding: their own Pariiiut, their own army, and liberty language. LONDON, August 19. tenter's correspondent at Prague -: “Although both sides declare i willingness to negotiate, there m Oasis to continue. Neither recede with dignity; therefore, h look to Lord Runeiman to prof ' basis. No developments are nted for seven to 10 days.” Ir. Modza visited Lord Runeiman. i• oticipated that the week-end very quiet, and that there he no developments in the absence Mi' -teds at tli funeral of Father iiL'. leader of the Slovak movelt lor autonomy. Ir. ' lodza informed Lord Runcii n .it seven postmasterships in let*: land would be allotted to offi- - ” German nationality within a mi-' f; also further posts in the m* - departments. The Minisol' the Interior would shortly ap:it :mir Germans as district govers in the neighborhood of the chodovakian frontier. Cabinet I A ms the proposal to appoint a iiwi presidency of the regional rl l heli, while early informai wi- lie given Lord Runeiman of all .lent of important posts until. ministeries of railways and Bee. aril : unci man, in acknowledging ini. ation, welcomed the action, t i n officially stated that the ■be i deserters from the Reichsir t ! KlO. It is believed that weei AW and 300 others fled to fli" kia and have not report-