Dr, Eduard Benes, the Czech President, today received, Herr Ernst Kundt, representative of the Sudeten Party in Parliament, and Herr Sebedow sky.
Although nothing has transpired re~ sarding they interview between Dr. Benes and the German delegates, it believed that the latter pressed for' guarantees that the Government would full its pledges and insisted upon a short period of approximately three months for the full execution of the Government's seven-point pro-will make a_ proclamation on' the Government's proposals tomorrow.
The Government's programme com-points, granting German proportion of 35 per cent, the administration, A loan is to be floated for public works, part+of which will be used to modernize industrial undertakings in the Sudeten regions 'A communique issued yesterday following a two-hour meeting of the Political Committee of the Sudeten German Party, declared that the Com~ mittee would "examine thoroughly the political situation," and had already' "taken the necessary decision."
The communique added that the Committee had unanimously approved the attitude of the delegates in charge of the negotiations—Reuter,
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