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Yugo-Slavia

Germany Testing Indirectly Through Hungary

They call it

RED MAGIC

LONDON, Nov. 28 (Reuter),-The surprising offer of closer relations made! by Count Csaky on behalf of Hungary to Yugo-Slavia, suggests that the Axis is now turning its attention to Yugo-Slavia writes "Reuter's" diplomatic correspondent.

Dircet approach having failed in the cases of Russia, Spain and Bulgaria, Germany is ap- parently making an oblique movement through a satellite of the Axis with the object of gauging the strength of Yugo-Slav resistance. According to the result of these feelers the Germans will use either cajolery or threats.

There

is nothing to show what Yugo-Slay reaction will be, but there has undoubtedly been a stiffening In the attitude of all the Balkan coun tries, except Rumania, since Greece'a maghlecht effort against Italian sgression. There are indications that Yugo-Slavia has been in touch with the Turks, nnd has also thrown into the scale to check

Itsues in Bulgaria,

Axis

FIGHTING ON THE THAI BORDER

Japanese Movements Denied.

If Hungary merely wished to im- prove economic and traffic relations

would HANOI, Nov. 28 (UP)—It is authoritatively reported that with Yugo-Slavia the response be sympathetic, but Count Csaky's desultory firing is audible on the Laos-Thailand border near warning that "voluntary half-ilmit Thakhek. tion is sometimes more profitable

than theoretical independence" "Reuter" reports from Tokyo that several Thal soldiers on

planes sounds rather like an admonition patrol were wounded when French

from Indo-China

own tail.

from a fox witch has already lost its bombed a section of Thailand's eastern frontier at dawn to-day, In other respects, the Hungarian according to a communique from the Defence Ministry at Bang Foreign Minister's speech sounded kok. rather like an apology for the deci sion of his Government to link its fortunes with the Axis. His admis- to, huve driven the raiders off. slon that Hungary had taken “certain Another "United' Press" mes- risks" indicated the measure of doubt, sage from Hanoi says that the

at the back of his mind.

Thailand machines are stated

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The market to-day was generally Arm with an upward tendency.

Indo-China.

STARTING TIMES Japanese demands. on southern

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OLD COURSE

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Finland's President To Resign

Ill Health The Cause HELSINKI, Nov. 28 (Reuter) —It is understood that Dr. Kallio, the 67- year-old President of Finland who had 1 serious illness In September, has decided to resign.

Public elections during the present international situation will probably be avoided by a special law enabling à successor to be chosen by the same electoral college of 300 who placed Dr. Kallio in office in 1037.

TRAWLERS LOST

LONDON, Nov. 28 (Reuter).—The British trawlers, Dungeness and Fontenoy, have been lost as the result of damage in action by enemy, nir-

craft.

The Admiralty announces that there were no casualties in either case.

It was declared that: no Japanese troops were in the southern part of the country.

it Is admitted that the However, Japanese are increasing their garrisons in Tongking up to the i "limit of the accord,"

It is authoritatively stated from Hanol that the instructions received

Vichy

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from

Another report from Hanoi' says that the evacuation of the Japanese South China army from Kwangsi through Langson continues, and the levacuation is expected to be com-

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CHUNGKING. NOV 20 (Central News).Dr. Franels K, Pan lias been appointed-Director--of-the-General Affairs Department' of the Ministry of Communications.

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