Berlin, Sept. 20.
According to well-informed circles here, a 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 Hunzarian Regent, left Budapest yesterday for Eastern Prussia upon Field-Marshal Hermann Goerings invitation "to a hunting party."
It is understood that Admiral Horthy will meet Colonel Joseph Beck, the Polish Foreign Minister, near Rominten, and it is expected that Field-Marshal Goering will attend the meeting.
The Field-Marshal, who has completely recovered from his recent illness, resumed work last Saturday.
An official communique on the subject is likely to be published this afternoon—Havas.
It is stated that a solution of the Sudeten problem as advocated by Fiance and Britain is contrary to the viewpoint enunciated by—Signor Benito Mussolini.
Il Duce advised plebiscites for all the minorities in Czechoslovakia. He made this clear in his Trieste speech yesterday.
"La Tribuna," declares that "political quarters here would be very surprised if the French and British would consent to the cession of the Sudeten regions to the Reich since they have to date expressed hostility towards any plebiscite."—Havas.
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