Eleven Instances of "Excesses" and Violations of Frontier Detailed Moderate Demands Made The German Czechoslovakia "excesses" is Prague, June 4.
Note of protest to against reported irm in tone but not violent.
It mentions eleven instances, most of which deal with alleged violation of the frontier by Czechoslovakian Reichs German nationals living in the. Czechoslovakian municipality of Niederullersdorf, was tendered to the. German Legation yesterday morning by the Czech Foreign Minister, M. Kamel Krofta.—Trans-Ocean, slovaks Seek Autonomy planes, while there are four cases citing aggression on German citizens, It is gathered that the communique also suggests, with a view to elimin-liting the risk of further incidents, that soldiers and gendarmes shall not carry ball cartridges or enter public houses, and that the reservists be gradually disbanded, As far as can be ascertained in official quarters, none of these proposals is likely to prove impossible, or even difficult, to accept. It is officially stated that the Government has decided to extend and accelerate the disbandment of the reservists, and it is learned that some 50,000 men have already been sent home-Reuter.
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