Vienna, Apr. 10.
Polling opened in Viemma at 7 o'clock and proceeded briskly, By 10 o'clock three out of every four people in the streets were wearing their Hitler badges to show they had voted, and the queues outside the booths had thinned ¢onsiderably.—Reuter.
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London, Apr. 10, Wild scenes of enthusiasm were witnessed at Tilbury when. 2,100 Germans and Austrians sailed out in the liner Wilhelm Gustloff at 9.50 this morning to vote in the Austrian anschluss plebiscite outside British territorial waters. They all thronged onto the deck shouting, "Hell Hitler!" and "One People, One Reich, One Leader!" while a band played patrio tic music. The majority of the voters were women between 21 and 30. The ship, which was fully dressed for the occasion, is expected to return to Tilbury at 7 o'clock this evening.—Reuter.
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