DOUBLE OBJECT.

Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18591, 16 January 1926, Page 13

DOUBLE OBJECT.

jtfOTE FORGERIES. BELATED FINDS MADE. fIjBTY BILLION FRANCS THE OBJECTIVE. ASSOCIATION— COPYRIGHT.* to CO* '% D 5 . 2 . , CABLE ASSOCIATION.J (Received January 15th, 3.13 p.m.) I/ON DON, January hi. ut. n «eb a communique from Budap- nf the police investigations m f,nsl ° n te forgeries, it appears the ITunauthorities hatf resumed theng»n * n . A belated discovery has |B,Uine de a t Prince Vindischgraetz's lfe 1 10 This is probably due to a comc •' French pressure and the exstructure of- the castle, ' hasinnumerable apartments, sec PM ®! 8 ' r „ nc h Press comments on the . ? that when the Hungarian' police f rt searching the cnstlc, no ,ncr»n.,n"/discoveries were made until !vS detectives insisted on a more 2Zve investigation when a printing « was found. it British attlfude is that the for- •, are a domestic affair, wherewith is discharging his duty, ffu i s considered the arrest of who was not only Admiral Hor-SVip-i Becrela, 7' hat Ld to the Regent by marriage is nd to create fresh suspicions for ibeVng irian Government.

Plot of Vast Magnitude. The French view is that the conspiraj.,4 a double object, the first, the Lilian Of lra« " ,n,s f° r ( 41,6 pm " Z«w*'e ' rnnan.end the second, the discrediting T France's currency, particularly inning the nations of the Little En-

t! f is believed the amount of the lotel intended to be circulated, was 30000,000,000 francs. It was hoped to would pass unnoticed in consequence of the increased Banque de France's net circulation. _ " «le Jlatin" publishes details front 'Holland and Germany, concerning the s Ut«mentß jna& by those arrested, Btoely the M?rkovics,- Marsovsky, Colonel Jankovics and'Olchvary. According to Colonel Jankovics, Prince ?indißchgraetz has been a year experimenting with the forgeries. On ,Koiember 80th, the Prince showed Col-* I "jj jjnkovicß a pile of notes hidden in ,jwardrobe. They were later sealed at 'the Ministry of Fpreigu Affairs and the Emissaries, including Colonel Jankovics set out to, circulate the notes in Holland, Sweden; Denmark, and Italy. Olchwry, when arrested at Hamburg, hai luggage to false bottoms, in which were ten envelopes belonging to J French banks filled with bogus notes. Tho police also intercepted a telegram from Budapestjnforming Olchvary of fts arrest of the others at Anjsterdin in prearranged words, namely, Movies failed' stock exchange. BEBELLION PLAN FOUND. (uum's TELZanAMS.) A LONDON, January If. He Central News Agency's Budapest, correspondent reports that the police, searching Prince "VVindischgrattj's castle, found a complete plan for i Monarchist rising in Hungary to establish Albrecht on the throne as King. Ik papers include a list of politicl- - isi supposed to have been sounded to ♦rapt office.

French Mthlster has demanded & wrest of Deputies Groemboes and fe tflio, he alleges, acted as go-be-in the note fraud.

POLICE REINFORCED.

IWJmuuf AHD h,Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION.) (Recteived January 15th, 8.25 p.m.)

BUDAPEST, January 15. Ifi police have been reinforced esPWisllyJn the vicinity of the prisons. %is patrolled by mounted because 6f rumours that 3a Fascists have planned the liberation Prince "Windischgraetz and M. Klioisy.'