HUNGARY'S PLACE IN THE SUN.

WAR PERILS IN CENTRAL EUROPE. ARTICLE BY VISCOUNT ROTHERMERE. In Central and South-Eastern Europe signs of possible international trouble have been disturbingly frequent in the past few weeks. The friction between JugoSlavia and Italy over the former's policy towards Albania is only one ol several grave causes of unrest. In to-morrow's Daily Mail will appear _j outspoken article on this subject by Viscount Eothermere from Budapest, the capital o{. Hungary. It was written during a tour which he has just made to study Central European conditions on the spot. In this article, under the title Hungary's Place in the Sun," Lord Eothermere defines the principal factors that threaten European peace, in that part of the Continent. He suggests practical remedies for the existing dangerous state' of affairs. FINANCIAL CONTROL. Among other influences. Lord Eothermere appeals to the great international banking houses of this country and the United States to use their powerful financial control in the interests of peace. Viscount Eothermere's article is sure to be most keenly discussed in all circles —political, diplomatic, commercial, and private—where the peril of the still smouldering fires of Central Europe js realised. To make sure of- obtaining a copy of to-morrow's Daily Mail containing it, all who are not yet registered readers of the paper should order one to-day.