An order was issued by the Czech Government yesterday evening dissolving the Sudelen Party immediately. This was later modified, apparently on a constitutional point of procedure.
has now been announced that at has been decided to suspend the activities of the Party and submit! the question of its dissolution: to the permanent committee of the Chamber of Deputies, which is stated to be the competent body to take Tt is proposed that this committee should "pronounce the actual dis-Jgolution of the Party, whereupon the Sudeten Deputies would lose their mandates, which they retain In the meanwhile, Reuter is authoritatively informed that the report which has gained 80 much credence abroad that n warrant had been issued for the arrest lof Herr Konrad Henlein, Leader of the Sudeten Germans, is at, least premature.
A complaint lodged against him is iboing examined by the Minister of Justice, which will also come before the political Cabinet, but for the moment no decision has been reached in the matter—Reuter.
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