Washington, Oct. 15.
President Roosevelt indicated that one of the things which was being studied was the mass production of war equipment, including aeroplanes.
After hearing the President's statement, Army and Navy officers declared that they were ready with extensive re-armament proposals if the new study resulted in a request to Congress for larger military appropriations.—Reuter, Budapest, Oct. 15.
The Hungarian Government has ordered the calling up of five classes of men, The ex-Premier, Dr. Koloman de Daranyi, few to Munich yesterday evening, and he was expected to meet Herr Hitler and Dr. Franz Chvalkovsky, the new Czech Foreign Minister, at Berchtesgaden.
Here, it is suggested, the real decision with regard to the Hungarian minority claims in Czechoslovakia may be reached in principle, Well-informed quarters state that Hungary has received assurances of full support from Italy and Poland.—Reuter.
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