Bratislava, Nov. 6.
Aided by the German Gestapo, Czechs today continued their anti-Semitic purge in an effort to rid Czechoslovakia of Jews who fled from border areas ceded to Hungary.
It was estimated that during the last 48 hours they had forced 10,000 Jews to cross the new southern frontier of Hungary after confiscating their money and valuables as "indemnity for the damage done by Jews to the Slovakians."
The purge, jit was learned, will continue until all Slovakian Jews, motion also addressed the Com-
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munnists, adjuring them to do all in their power to achieve the necessary rapprochement between the groups selt-assortedly carrying the standards of liberty and democracy.
It continues in rising against the idea of an anti-Communist crusade, "which would only profit the reactionary groups and lead to more reaction,"
"In the event of a rupture of the Popular Front, the Socialist Party would use all its power to maintain coherence and reserve the energies of the Republicans," the motion adds. In conclusion, it refuses to approve any eventual demand to prolong the grant of plenary powers to the Daladier Government.
It also voices its rejection of any financial plan based upon a doctrine er intention opposed to that voiced by M. Blum last April "and to which M. Paul Marchandeau (last Finance Minister) rendered homage in taking up the essential points."
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