ENERAL Jon Antonescu, Budapest, Jan. 24. Rumania's Premier, proclaiming himself full military dictator, yesterday regained "complete mastery" of the nation after he had crushed a four-day rebellion of radical Iron Guards, the Rumanian Legation said.
The Bucharest radio, heard in London, said Gen. Antonescu had telegraphed all Rumania's Ambassadors and Ministers, "Order has been restored and the rebellion is at an end."
Gen, Antonescu said the Army was solidly backing him, but admitted fighting continued "in some centres, the Legation reported.
'Oficial Hungarian sources soid'they had learned from Bucharest that compromise had been reached between Gen, Antonescu and Tron Guard_moderates, leaving extremist Tron Guards out' in the cold.
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Mr. Horia Sima, Vice-Premier and Iron Guard leader, conferred with Gen, Antoneseu and ordered the Iron Guard to cease all action, the oficial sources said. Then the Bucharest radio broadcast Gen, manifesto stating he Germany Trying to Digest Luxemburg Luxemburg, Jan, 24, 'M, Hugues Lo Gallais, a minister of the Government, yesterday said: that German agents throughout Luxemburg, were bringing "moral and. economic pressure" against citizens of Luxemburg in order to obtain signatures to [documents supporting a union of the
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