Washington, July 3.
ENATE committees yesterday heard the foreign policy and ni tional defence views of Col jond Henry Stimson and Colonel! Frank Knox, Republicans whom President Roosevelt has nominated to fill the posts of Secretary of War and Navy in his new "Coalition Socialist leader spoke with the consent of the Government, is hammering of Hungary's nat mands was interpreted as an urder-coring of Hungary's determination to Intervene with her military forces of the lives and property of her Transsylvanian minority are endangered.
Meanwhile, reliable sources believed diplomatic" negotiations between Hungary and the Axis Powers were continuing in an attempt to find formula for the settlement of Rumano-Hungarian differences.
Hungarian military preparations continued uninterrupted, however, but were carried out unobtrusively.
Following M. Horvath's speech yosterday, the Government party began 2 closed caucus in which Count Telok: expounded the Government's polley. United Pross.
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