HELP HUNGARY

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23487, 26 October 1939, Page 11

HELP HUNGARY

ITALY AND YUGOSLAVS MENACE OF RUSSIA MARCH OF COMMUNISM KEPORT FROM BUCHAREST (■Received October 25, 6.25 p.m.) LONDON. Oct. 25 Hungary is reported to have received assurances of Italian and Yugo«lav aid,if she has to fight Russia, says 8 message from Budapest. It is added that if Russia invades Bessarabia, Hungary will march into Transylvania, making the Carpathians a barrier against the movement of Communism further west. FINNS AND SOVIET NEW RUSSIAN PROPOSALS "NO REASON FOR ALARM" FUTURE NEGOTIATIONS . LONDON. Oct. 24 The leader of the Finnish delegation to Moscow, Dr. Paasikivi, has returned to Helsinki with the Soviet's new proposals. Tho Foreign Office spokesman said there was no reason for alarm. It was not certain whether Dr. Paasikivi would again go to Moscow for further negotiations, or whether they would be carried on through normal diplomatic channels. A message from Stockholm says the Soviet Minister to Sweden, M. Kollontay, has gone to Moscow by air. The Soviet Government has now for the first time made its demands on Finland precise, according to the newspaper of th'e Finnish Foreign Minister, M. Erkko. Mention is also made of a proposal for a mutual assistance pact with Russia, which, it is pointed out, would strengthen the Soviet more than Finland. ' Before the envoys left Moscow it was stated that, they expected to return to the Soviet capital next week. GOVERNOR OF POLAND • / NAZI MINISTER APPOINTED (Received October 25, 0.50 p.m.) , LONDON, Oct. 25 It is reported from Berlin that tho Reich Minister Dr. Hans Frank has

boon appointed Governor-General of the occupied Polish territory. : ITALIAN NEUTRALITY France shows confidence (Received October 25, 0.25 p.m.) PARIS, Oct. 2-1 As showing the confidence of France ,in Italian neutrality, black-outs in trench districts bordering on Italy are being abolished. leaflets miss mark new use for toy balloons , LONDON. Oct. 21 A cluster of toy balloons, found in ttiehen, a suburb of Basle, SwitzerJa, 'd, contained bundles of leaflets Pnntecl in French with extracts of "'tier's speeches, says the British United Press correspondent at Basle, leaflets were apparently intended drilt to the French armies. A German captive lialloon, which at Markc'o, after drifting from Ouhehnshftveii, has been seized by the "tch authorities The balloon boro a lights"** a «S a i us 'k approaching with