Berlin, May 22.
Political circles have so far taken' tracting Parties, the Powers co0- calm view of the events in Vie ferred upon him by the said] Tye fact that. the Austrian Cabinet was unanimous in agreeing to the demand for] Chaneelors proposal to ignore the cee eiearnt ce '8 Homeguards' ultimatum snd the a formal meeting which follow- the majority support of the National belief that. the Government enjoys ed, regret, was expressed on both) Council induces the conviction that oat bad the Confer- the Fascist leaders will think twice Sire" Mie. "Arthur Benderozn Defore lunging, the country, into made it clear that, if the) iter disgsstn with their fends in Have, oth, the army and the porce Codon ye ea Maher Beypt, there was any hope of the theee~ Trane Desens draft treaty becoming an accepted instrument, it was still available and he and his colleagues were prepared
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