London, Oct. 14.
The decision that no _plebiscites would be held in Czechoslovakia did not come as a surprise here.
The British government, it is declared, is very satisfied with the Berlin decision as all possible com-senting Czechoslovakia and Hungary.
The" agresmont provides for osgeton by Mongan within S0"hours of the two towns of ase Of Hungarian [from the Czech army. release of una few hours before the opening of the conference an. unidentified acroplane scattered leaflets in Russian fond Hungarian over parts of Ruthenia, urging the inhabitants to demand secession from Czechoslovakia and inciting the people to refuse to pay. taxes and soldiers to desert, from the Czech army. Deserters who handed, in machine-guns and rifles were promised payment in Hungarian money. The leaflets alleged that the Czech crown was losing its value, This was apparently a move by, sections of Ruthenians who oppose the decision of their representatives in favour of an autonomous Ruthenia territorial agreement with Hungary merely covers the prelimin. ary cession of two frontier towns. The conversations will continue. for several days, and it is expected that the main outline of the region to be handed over will not be known for two oF three days—Reuter,
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