Rumanian troops armed with automatic rifles and machine guns threw a cordon around the workers' quarter in Dui, where an estimated 15 per cent of the city's population lives. The precautions were taken after the alleged discovery ct Communists leading hostile demonstrations against. both the Government and the royal family. Armed soldiers threw an especially solid cordon around a shoe factory, which was reported to be a hotbed' of Communism.
M. Julius Maniu, spokesman for Transylvania, was expected to leave for Bucharest by car today. On August 31 he cabled Chancellor Adolf Hitler and Premier Benito Mussolini that "the Rumanian populace of Transylvania and Banat will never accept the Vienna sentence."
Meanwhile, an Hungarian newspaper correspondent, M. Garlis; was riddled with bullets and sh dead near the centre of Dui Monday night, after he allegedly fired shots a Rumanian lieutenant.
M. Garliszter barricaded himself in a truck and opened fire on Rumanian soldiers who tried to arrest him. The soldiers replied with a volley which killed the correspondent instantly United Press.
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