The Premiers promise to support the Axis and the Vienna Award was interpreted as meaning that he would not oppose the Hungarian advance into Transylvania. It was believed his cabinet would not consist of more than seven or eight members.
"I am going to constitute a government on a new basis," he declared, "and 1 am going to present you with a new programme and let you judge for yourselves. It is going to be a purely national programme based on national faith. Little by little we will proceed With the reform of the state. We are going to deepen its foundations and tighten up its ranks.
"With faith in God, with faith in Holy justice and the eternal nation, forward to duty.—United Press Four Killed In Clash jor described the agree-"event of far-reaching holding the jest guarantee for the future of our common interests."—
Dui, Sept. 6 Two Rumanian soldiers were killed and one wounded and two Hungarian were killed in a clash near Diosig, in Transylvania, when Ruman-lan troops repulsed Hungarians who crossed the frontier ahead of schedule yesterday. 2 A Rumanian major, who reported the fight, said the Rumanian Army was keeping 10 kilometres ahead of thie advaücing Hungarians at other Points. "He said the retreating Ruthanian troops were "a pathetic sight "Many officers were weeping," he declared.—United Press.
Rumanian Troops Accused New York, Sept. 6. lo Laguardia, Mayor of unto Press.
Budapest, Sept. 6.
The Hungarian Chief of Staff an-ounces the advance into Transylvania proceeded yesterday without incident according to schedule.
Accusations however are being made agarist retiring Rumanian troop: who are alleged to have carried oí radium froma hospital and sporting rifles valued at 400,000 lei recent Tequisitioned from Hungarian: Reuter,
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