Slovak and Czech delegations conferring here have reached an agrecment whereby the Czechs accepted to incorporate a clause providing for Slovakia's autonomy in: the Constitution, thereby creating a dual regime in Czechoslovakia similar to that of Austro-Hungary in 1867. Parliament will meet on November 17 to ratity the agreement.
Slovaks agreed to take part in the presidential elections to take place shortly. The Czechs refused to grant the Slovaks the right to veto bills passed by the Parliament in Prague and also refused to recognize before: hand the damages caused in Slovakia during the past twenty years, but agreed to compensate for them if sume lent proof were given, The delegations did not discuss the question of a presidential candidate.
It seems that certain Slovaks are opposing the candidacy of the For-feign Minister, Dr, Franz Chvalkovsky.
"We want the next President to be a rightist, known abroad," M. Karl Sider, a Slovak delegate told Hava He must not be behind the times and he must not be hostile to Germany."—Havas.
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