The Hungaro-Czechoslovakian dispute will be settled before the end Of the week, it was generally stated here today.
Observers point out that the latest Czech proposals and Hungary's reply, mark normal progress in negotiations.- The regions to be ceded to Hungary have, for the most part, already been established.
Parleys will now bear upon five Czechoslovakian towns claimed by Hungary and which Prague is unwilling to hand over.
However, a compromise is envisaged for it seers thay Hungary already counts upon having to abandon her demands upon Bratislava, which will probably be made a free city.
At the same tithe, Budapest is optimistic over its claims upon Munkacs, Neutra and Nngvar.—Havas.
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