The Archive · 1939

Czech-Reich-Hungarian Relations Improving

Economic and Political Problems Discussed

Berlin, Jan. 23.

But these 5,000000 new coppers are still not enough to meet the demand and the problem has become very acute in view of the fact that exchange and other shops which possess a large number of the coins have tried to store them against the expected high demand during the Lunar New Year period when the Chinese will accelerate their buying activities "M. Chvalkovsky, the slovakian Foreign given to understand that there should not be room in Czechoslovakia for a policy directed. against Germany," says the German spokesman com: menting on Dr. Frantisek Chvalkov sky's visit, on Saturday, to Herr Adolf Hitler and Herr Joachim von Ribbentrop, the German Minister.

The discussions of the three statesmen, the spokesman declares, have been restricted to economic problems and political relations.—Reuter is further assured by authoritative quarters that military questions have not been touched upon.

The "National" Zeitung expects Dr. Chvalkovsky's visit to Berlin to result in further improvement in Czechoslovak relations not only with Germany, but also with—Hungary.—Reuter.

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