Belgrade, Mar. 13.
The Yugoslavian Foreign Ministry instructed the Yugoslavian Legation in Vienna to issue no visas to refugees for sojourn in Yugoslavia, but merely visas for transit permitting a stay of a maximum of 24 hours, Politically Unteliable elements are not! to be considered at all. The object of this order, it is stated in authoritative quarters, is to prevent a great influx of Jewish immigrants—Trans-Ocean, Berlin, Mar. 12.
Germany to-day celebrated her "bloodless" conquest of Austria as the greatest political coup of modern times, Celebration was at fever pitch as German fears of international complications vanished. Britain it was believed, would not risk war and France was considered too fully oe cupied with domestic problems to take action against the Reich.
The German press hailed the German invasion of Austria as a move which had freed the German people from the "curse" of serving the world. While Herr Adolf Hitler followed steel-helmeted German troops into Austria, the German press asserted that the world Powers had been responsible for any separation previously existing between Austria and Germany, At last among European nations," the "Diplomatic and Political Korrespondent" said, "the German people have been freed of the curse of being compelled by internal division to serve foreign interests. That separate ist tendencies....were of this character, appears from the reaction of the foreign press to Germany's action in Austria.
The Government is especially thankful for the sympathetic understanding expressed by Italy."
German circles believed that German invasion of Austria would soon bring amalgamation of the German and Austrian armies.—United Press.
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