London, Oct. 13.
Diplomatic observers here fear that critical situation may arise Europe if it is proved that the plot to assassinate King Alexander I of Yugoslavia originated in Hungary. The attention of the entire world hat been focused on Hungary as a result of the accusation made by Yugoslavia, that terrorists, who had found a haven and who were permitted to establish their headquarters in Hungarian territory a few miles from the frontier, were responsible for the assassination "of King Ale:
Hungarian official circles here admit that the situation has assumes a serious character, but indignantly deny Hungarian implication in the plot. Meanwhile, Signor Benito Mussolini, the Italian Premier, is guarding' against any dangerous animosities arising between Yugo~ slavia and Italy as the result of the anti-Italian demonstrations at Sart jove and Ljubljana and the resultant bitter public feeling in Italy. Every oficial move being made by the Talian Government bears unmistakable signs of being in accordance with Premier Mussolin{'s desire that both countries should reach a friendly understanding.
Should international relations become strained in Europe as the result
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