The Archive · 1938

Two Towns Granted Pending Full Accord

Prague, Oct. 10.

Far-reachiüg demands, which were regarded-here as involving the disintegration of Czechoslovakia's remaining territory, were made in the Hungarian Note which was presented at the conference, yesterday, between delegations representing Czechoslovakia and Hungary, at Komarom.

The Note demanded:—

Immediate cession of the strip of itary containing the towns of Bosice, Nitra, Uzerod, Muckacevo, Rognigevie and Kevime; 2 plebiscite for the rest 2 A of Slovakia and 3. A separate plebiscite for Ruthenia,—Reuter Komarom, Oct. 10.

Complete agreement in regard to the territory to be ceded to Hungary was reached here yesterday at a conference between delegations representing Czechoslovakia and Hungary.

The agreement provides for:

1. Occupation by Hungarian troops within 36 hours of the two towns of Eye-witnesses, including priests who live in the Cardinal's palace and the Vicarage of St, Stephen's stated that while a group of demonstrators stormed the palace another crowd broke into the vicarage and assaulted priests.

'A sexagenarian priest was thrown out of the window, with the result that he sustained concussion of the brain and two broken legs.

The precious old library of Vienna bishops was completely destroyed.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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