Budapest, Dec. 28, witness said yesterday. hhud seen between ten ind 12 Gers troop. trains a day, crossing Hungary during the last several weeks, but said he could not estim= Ate the number of soldiers on board.
Many carried mainly equipment and only skeleton crews, the eyewitness The number of (rains had increased, recently reaching ten to 12 on some days, he said.
A really heavy movement was not expected to bevin before today, when restrictions on elvitian trail become effective. makers front northern meanwhile reported that troops were passing theouth route (strengthen the Bessarabian frontier alo, th River. Tt was known that Soviet Russia had about 20 divisions us aul capturer Of rear strateysie Import British bombers on Thursday raided frontier. heard that ins of German. troops tw the would end possibly after transportation hivd Leon expedited to at Toast G0 Wali Tines at Krionero and all the planes] warehouses. buildings and railway relumed safely. i Ale Force King Boris 11f of Bulgaria eonter-
Jeommunique said.
The Greeks capt ed three Import ant positions and {in engagements inthe sector, reliable reports. tru Koritaa sad, Enemy aviation bombed one town" fu the Epir damage." istry of Public communique said—United red with, the Crown Council at ath on Thursda It was learned reliably. yesterd mber of high Army. officers because of tele prom xis leanings, highly reliable sources declared.
The Soviet Legation at Bud fsued an oficial denial of mour that the Soviet Minister had been recalled.
recording to D.N.B. official Geen y we in that the Minister ty pro-we completely with= the official" dental Senator Josh Lee, Okiahomi De-'Pi, Ola, Dee. 2B. morat, said yesterday that as far in h and blood connection Wi a ection the Jenson Act, which prohibits the U.S. from extending credit to tions which have not paid: the Me ferest on their World War debt.
eitaln is fighting our batt the Senator declared, "ig Britain falls before Chancellor hitler, the Germans will be in South fas their ships. can nit they will be wel-at-will follow Britain's defeat.
Our way of life is at stake: Democracy fs at he erossroads."—United Press.
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