GERMAN MISSION.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19895, 26 May 1936, Page 9

GERMAN MISSION.

i sscnscv or nlscussnous. i _— iiJ'I‘TLI-J iiNTi-IXTE'S NiiItYOi‘SNESS. 1 .... ‘L'nttcd Press .\ssn.—-—Elec. Tel. Copyright. LONDON, May 25. The disclosure that a German military delegation connected with ord—nance and other technical departments (if the licichswciu- Is visiting Hungary is arousing considerable attention. The Budapest correspondent of the Times Instances the Little iintente's nervousness as evidenced by the question bcing asked—~nnmely, whether the conversations indicate the concerttng of mobilisation and other military plans. Hungarian ofilcials deny that the concentrations have such significance. The News Chronicic'a Budapest cor—respondcnt emphasises the setrccv of the discussions. which may hr thc Gur—umn reaction to repnrtn, hitherto un—suitstuutiuti‘d. t-hut ltussnt ithis‘t-C'J in the (‘Nidhushnfl‘n‘ nt' .n-rmlromns in Emu-inmtunultid and also .~.t nl {Hints and mod ’l'his corrosmmdent states that. \\‘iliit‘ Austriu and Hungary are puleml im\\ in i-hnusc hctnm'n ital)‘ null Hriinin owing to the tormcr's \‘iutm')’ in Abyssinia and the Inttcr's Imcrrtmutr in action. both Austria and Hungary are anxious to avoid rtuwr relations \\ith HIP ttaliaus. \\lium Hlf‘} (llitl‘tlhl. and the iiCl'illdllS, \\ill)>\‘ dirt”iiuatiou is feared.