London, Sept 26.
Details of both Herr Hitler's memmorandum submitted to the Czech Government through Mr. Neville Chamberlain, the British Prime Minister, and the Anglo-French plan already accepted by Prague were learned by Reuter today from authoritative sources.
The proposals in the memorandum, a reply to which was delivered at the Foreign Office here yesterday by M. Jan Masaryk, the Czech Minister, include:
1, All Czech armed forces, police and other officials shall be withdrawn from areas as set forth on a map attached to the memorandum. This area is to be handed over to Germany on October 1 in its. int condition, militarily and kx - ares out eve tives of the Czech Government and An be attached to the headquarter of German ey, oe to dei with the procedure of evacuation.
3. The Government shall immediately barge all Sudeten Germans serving on Czech military and police forces, and to permit them to return home.
4. The Czech Government shall liberate political prisoners of the General Gamelin, who had been summoned from Paris for special consultation, also caled on Mr. Chamberlain and subsequently had an interview with Sir Thomas Inskip, Minister for Ca-ordination of Defence.
The French Ministers, who arrived in London from Paris last night and immediately conferred with the British Inner Cabinet at No. 10 Downing Street, were to return to Paris at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
They left Lo Bourget for London at 540 yesterday afternoon after a meeting of the Cabinet Council at which unanimous approval was given io a declaration which the Ministers proposed to make to the British Government.
Following this afternoon's meeting of the British Cabinet, which lasted 70 minutes, it was announced that Parliament had been summoned to meet on Wednesday at 245 p.m. B.S.T. "The Lords will meet on the same day, but only to hear the Prime Minister's speech from the Peers' Gallery in the House of Commons. They will adjourn immediately and will discuss the situation on Thursday.
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