(Continued from page 9) e. which could not be definitely certained last night, and whether he wind was strong enough to push ever the walls, Rumours were floatrg about the cause of the fire, having Chinese terrorists as 2 culprits and others calling the blaze purely accidental Nothing definite could be ascertained up to Slovakia's eastern borders had not yet been delimited and that local dis putes could easily have arisen be tween Hungarian and Slovakian military leaders in th " regions Count Csaky d Hungari, troops were carrying out any mili-operations in agreement with Germany. the official announcement concluded.
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