Dresden, Sept, 20, It was oMeially announced fester-Jday that the number of Sudeten Ger-/man fugitives who crossed the Reich frontier has now increased to 102,000. /—Trans-Ocean, Berlin, Sept. 20, According to well-informed circles herewea conference between delegates from Poland, Germany, and Hungary, will take place in Eastern Prussia today, during which the situation in Czechoslovakia will be discussed, Admiral Nicholas Horthy, the Hungation Regent, left Budapest yesterday for Eastern Prussia upon Field-[Marshal Hermann Goering' invitation "to a hunting party."
It is understood that Admiral Horthy will meet_ Colonel Joseph Beck. the Polish Foreign Minister, Jnear Rominten, and it is expected thai Field-Marshal Goering will attend the The Field-Marshal, who has completely recovered {rom his recent Diness, resumed work: last Saturday.
An ofeial communique on the sub-Ject is likely to be published this afternoon—Havas.
Lot Informed London, Sept. 20.
The Foreign Office was informed today of the intention of Hungary land Poland to raise the question of their respective minorities in Czechoslovakia.
OMicial notice was given this morning by the Polish Ambassador and the Hungarian Charge Affaires—Havas,
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