Budapest, Apr. 18.
Canard fo two sears and twa months hard isboue "lose "Gotcber for" planning 0 Nallonat Socata Sising In Stungnry, and Tater freed pon Making st appeal, the Nazi tow 'Roding' refuge tu Vienna: tne "Ryoto Oral Usage organ of Count Belllea the fico eaagean Premier and leader of the Liberal Party, reports today. The political police in the former Austrian capital granting the Count refuge in accordance with the special laws in to political refugees, the sri, fete rentont mul ilocos Yor the Germans rrotéetion for every citizen mautside the Fenton "of hi lees" me mone sine ekman elles for German repes!
fttecosnition "2 neiple 0 ment, Sha Cermaspaileay Herr Henlein began hit speech by Geclaring that any attempt to avoid fundamental solution of the Sude-ton German question by a so-called minority statute had failed from the beginning.
During the last "twenty years of oppression," he said, "the Czechs have done nothing to win us to the {dea of a Cecchosiovakian state into which we were forced agaist our "Duties Evaded'
He accused successive Czecho-M. slovakian Governments of breaking] their promises. and evading their duties defined by treaty. He con-eluded:
"We do not want war within or without, but we can no longer allow '2 situation to continue which means for us a state of open war in the midst' of formal. peace The sweeping nature of Herr Henlein's demands has come as a profound shock and caused acute Janxiety among diplomatic offeials in Prague, since they xo far beyond anything that was expected.
Oficial Governmental circles are refusing to comment on them as yet.
appears that they are waiting to see to what extent the German Gov-Grnment appears ready to back the demands up before venturing to [make known their altitude.
Semi-official circles, however, point out that if these demands were to bbe met, they would make the Sudeten Germans practically; independent. of Prague. They are fearful lest the Sudetens would thus establish a sedge which would first disrupt and then destroy the country.—Reuter.
"Sudeten Terror Prague, Apr. 23. The leaders of the German Social-
Democratic Party met in a plenary session today to discuss "the terror exereized by the German Sudeten Parly against all German Social-Democrats and those who refuse to The political committee of the party submitted to the meeting a plan for the democratic. settlement of the question of nationalities. Among the iRgestions were absolute recognition the inlegrality and indivisibitity Berlin, Apr. 23.
'Three days of manceuvres unprecedented scale, in which units from the whole of the German Army participated, have been brought to a close. 'The' purpose of the exercises was to demonstrate the ficiency of the motorized army and the fuct that mechanized units are able to take the field after long transportation, General von Brautschitsch, the now head of the Reichswehr, directed the manceuvres, which were attended by several foreign military On the first two days, the soldiers taking part were moved in trucks through the hilly country of Teutoburyerwald and Lippe, In the vicinity of Paderborn, Western Germany. They covered distances of 120 miles a day. The third day was used in actual field exercises and later, night transportation, According to the Pross, the manceuvres were a complete success and confirmed the progress niotorization, shown already during the exercises of last autumn and at the time of the entry of German troops into Austria last month—Havas, Low's Cartoons Disliked tested formally cian' Office" ashi {eons by Mr. Ba nord Beaverbrook's "Evetting "Standard, ithas learned (ady The Foreign Ole conveyed to ut, Low the information of the German alspteasure, but in' line "with Who traditional treedom'of the press England, took no" helio Germany was partleuariy incensed bya eae toon Tin which" the charnelers" rare Inbetted "Ht and otuss sbviguely teferrng to the totter Here lof "Hiller and. Signor Benito
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