The Czechoslovak Government's latest proposals in detail are:
1. Principle of proportional amployment of officials according to population 2. Employment of officials in districts of their own nationality.
3. Division of the security service between local and State police, so that local regions will have police of their own nationality.
4. A new linguistic law based on complete equality of language.
5, Assistance to industrial 1i Geiman districts most affected by the Crisis, including a loan of 700400000 crowns on advantageous terms.
6. Creation of an equality of national ins. on the basis of national autonomy, by the introduction of the sys Of "cantons, whereby Germans enjoy self-government within territories with a German majority. AN questions not concerning national unity to be dealt with locally, Integrity of the frontier and unity of the State to be effectively guaranteed, 7. Special sections for cantons to be created in all central administrations, io be run by nationals who will deal with matters affecting their own nationality 3. The national right of citizens to be protected by special laws, and the elected. representatives of the various nationalities to have the right of complaint against any interference with the tights or interests of their nationals.
9. Immediate steps to be taken to reach an agreement on those points which do not require legislation. The Government to prepare new laws in Collaboration with the Sudeten Party. The proposals to be laid before Parlia ment and to be enforced as quickly as possible.—Reuter.
Storm Troopers Stand By Lord and Lady Runciman left Prague last night to spend the weekend in the Bohemian town of Petrograd, as the guests of Count Cernin.
Before leaving, Lord Runciman received the espmesentatives of the Hungarian minority.
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