The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-14
Adolf Hitler Is Again
 Victor Around Europe
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 ported that members of the Hlinka guards and the fCzech-G German vigilante organization began a house to house search and arrested a Communist alleged to have store of munitions in his home.
 The sequestered 25 automobiles in which Jews were seeking to flee from Pistyan.
 The Slovak parliament met this morning immediately after the ar- rival of President Tiso from Berlin, where in, consultation with Adolf Hitler he had arranged for the meeting.
 The atmosphere here had been electric with tension as he arrived.
 Bombs Kill Seven
 Seven persons had been killed in three bomb explosions last night. Angry Slovak crowds had demon strated against Czechoslovakia.' Po- lice had vainly charged into the crowds to disperse them. Prods with bayonets and a tear gas lombard ment only sent them to other gath- ering places. They did not go home until Sano Mach, a separatits lead- CT, appeared on a balcony of the Carlton hotel and shouted:
 T have telegram from Premier Tiso at Berlin. He says that the Slovak problem already has been solved"
 The crowd responded with shouts of "Heil Tuka! Heil Hitler! Down with the Czechs!"
 One of the bombs killed child and an adult. Another exploded in a German owned shoe polish fac tory and killed four persons. A third killed an adult.
 Hungarians Fight Szechs
 Budapest, Hungary, March IA = (U.P) = March IA = UP)-HuD> garian troops crossed the Czecho- slovak frontier today, fought Czech soldiers and were reliably reported to have occupied 30 Farpatho-Uk- raine villages.
 The Hungarians were understood to have penetrated more than IS miles into Carpatho- Ukraine.
 It was said unofficially that the troops expected to continue as far as the village of Szalyva, which is midway between the Hungarian and Polish frontiers.
 A violent press campaign was opened today against the Czechs. Headlines and long commentaries accused Czech troops and gen. darmes of terrorizing the Hungarian minority in Carpatho Ukraine, stressing that it constituted suff1- cient grounds for occupying the ter ritory.
 Hungarian troops occupied the, Carpatho- -Ukranian town of Ger hegyalja, near Munkaoz (Munka- ceva) as it was reported that Ger man forces were preparing to enter Czech territory.
 Joint Frontier
 (Hungary and Poland have sought to form joint frontier through Carpatho- Ukrainia. So far Ger many has opposed the idea vigor- ously).
 According to Hungarian official statements, Czech troops twice at- tackled Hungarian frontier guards near the town of Ungvar in the early morning, and were twice re- pulsed.
 The Czechs made third attack in the Nagydobrony district, it was as- serted.
 Slovak reports from Bratislava augmented the Hungarian report by saying that it was understood Czech troops in the Oerhegyalja district withdrew short distance before the Hungarian counter-attack. It was believed the Czechs withdrew to previously prepared positions, it was added, after heavy exchange of rifle fire.
 The town of Oerhegyalja is called Podhorjany in Slovak spelling and Podhering in German spelling. The town is short distance north of Munkac-. It has 1433 people-1,O ,O64 Ukranians, 180 Hungarians, 143 Jews, B Germans and 13 Czechs and Slovaks.
 Russia Wakes Up
 Moscow, March IA - (U.P.) The Soviet Ukraine, goal of the Nazi German march to ethe east, drew the chief attention of the 18th con- gress of the Communist party of the Soviet Union today.
 M. KhruSchev, secretary of the party's central committee for the Ukraine. described in glowing terms the wealth of the provinces re- sources and warned that whoever dares an attempt on our frontiers will be destroyed like a mad dog"
 Khruschev spoke for several hours and although he did not refer to any specific threat against the Ukraine, he said that Fascist ring leaders send agents for espionage service to our country, recruit trait- ors for the execution of their delir- ious plans"
 But let them know" he said, "that we will annihilate them like loathsome creatures" TnVAIICTC WHIT