REPORT DENIED
Allegations Of Soviet Influence In China
Suspicious Of Origin
Hankow, To-day.
The spokesman of the Chinese Foreign Ministry
CZECH TROOP MOVEMENTS
DUE TO
declared yesterday that the allegation of the DEMOBILISATION
London "Times” that “Soviet Russian influence in China has greatly increased," is simply "absurd."
Berlin, To-day.
TEXT OF
SLOVAKIAN RESOLUTION
Pressburg, To-day.
Text of a motion-demanding au- tonomy for Slovakia, which has been drafted by the Slovak autono- Authoritative quarters here. de-mists, was read by Father Hlinna clared yesterday that the Czecho- at the party congress here yester-
to the German Minister in Prague, Motion demands that the Slovak
"The Times," it will be recalled, published a lengthy Slovakian Government pointed out day.
report which asserted that the president of the Dr. von Eisenlohr, that new exten-language be given the status of an Chinese Executive Yuan, Dr. Sun Fo, conduct-sive troop movements which are official language and that a Slovak
now going on in the Sudeten Ger Diet, with legislative powers, ed negotiations for a new non-aggression pact,
man region are due to certain created. with the Soviet Russian Commissariat during "demobilisation measures." his recent second visit to Moscow,
That Soviet Russian agents had received permission for a Commun-) ist propaganda campaign in China under the motto "victory to Com- munism," and
SIGMUND FREUD LEAVES VIENNA
Sigmund
That a large number of Soviet
Paris, To-day. Russian volunteers who were train-
Freud, 82-year-old ed in Outer Mongolia have been en-founder of Psychoanalysis, arrived listed in the ranks of the 8th here from Vienna yesterday.
The scientist, who during his 'stay Chinese Army.
here will be the guest of Princess Paris The Chinese Government spokes-Marie Bonaparte will leave
for London in a few days.
He intends to spend the rest o his life in the British capital where his relatives and many friends are living.-Trans-Ocean.
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Non- pointed out that the Agression Pact concluded by China and the Soviet Union on August 21, 1937, is not expiring before the year 1942, so that prolongation of the pact is not necessary at the pre- sent moment.
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The spokesman, moreover, phasised that "Soviet propaganda is still officially forbidden in China.'
JAPANESE ORIGIN
He also denied that Soviet Rus sian volunteers trained in Outer Mongolia had been enlisted in the 8th Chinese Army.
He expressed suspicion that the "Times" report containing these allegations was based on informa- tion from Japanese quarters, which and anxious to spread reports that might irritate European friends of China. Trans-Ocean.
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The motion also demands that The Czech Government declared the Czechoslovakian army be reor- that a large number will be with-ganised after the pattern of the drawn from the Sudeten German Belgian army so that, for instance, region.
in Slovakia, only Slovak units with [Slovak officers, be stationed.
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New troop movements which The Slovak Parliament, so the were necessitated by withdrawal of motion demands, should be compe- a large number of troops from the tent for legislation in all matters Sudeten German region should, which are merely of Slovak con- therefore, decrease rather than in- cern. crease existing tension in the Sude- Legislation regarding matters ten German region, is in the view concerning the entire nation should of the Czecho-Slovakian Govern- to be left to the Prague Parlia-
ment, however. Trans-Ocean.
ment.
An official German statement on the new developments is not ex- pected for the time being.
German official quarters, so it is declared, will before making any statement, wait for confirmation of information given by the Czech Government, "that present troop movements are a withdrawal.'
SLOVAK CLAIM TO Trans-Ocean.
AUTONOMY
Paris, To-day.
Hlinka, leader of the Slovak
CZECH ENVOY SEES BONNET
Paris, To-day.
The Foreign Minister, M. Bon- net, who is spending the Whitsun- |tide holidays in the country close to Paris, received the Czech Minis Auter in Paris, M. Ośusky, shortly be-
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The press here prominently fea-tonomist,, renewed his demand that fore leaving the capital. tures reports describing the arrival | Slovakia must be granted `complete According to informed quarters, of the American Slovak delegation autonomy, is stressed by the papers, the Nationalities Statute which is at Pressurg, and publishes long who, moreover, point out that the now being drafted by the Czechos-- excerpts from speeches delivered on American Slovaks assured. Father Jovakian Government was the only this occasion.
Hlinka that he may rely on their subject discussed during the con- Above all the fact that Father full support.-Trans-Ocean:
Iversation. Trans-Ocean.
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