Warsaw, Apr. 12.
The frontier between Poland and Czechoslovakia has been closed temporarily for all Polish tourists not provided with passports, the semiofficial "Gazeta Polska" announced here today. Until today Polish tourists were allowed over if they bad a special pass.
The newspaper gave no explanation for the measure, but well-informed circles believe the decision seeks to keep out, Polish Jews seeking refuge from Austria.
The anti-Czech campaign continues unabated in most of the papers this morning.
"The "Polska Zbrojna," which represents the views of the Army, accused Czechoslovakia of becoming the centre of Communist propaganda in Central Europe.—Havas.
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