1 is learned from a reliable source hero. that Bohemia. and" Moravia will become politically a part of the Reich. They may benefit from local administrative and cultural autonomy Within the. limite of the Nationale Socialist theories but the question of their becoming Independent states eainot be contemplated "as" Czccho-Slovakia has ceased 10 exist a ation.
"The Swastika at will become the national emblem of the two provinces which will have no diplomatic repre: fenfatives abroad. Jews In Bohemia and Moravia will be treated like thelt ce-religionists In Germany.
"The German occupation will be correct but the German troops, wilt Fepress brutally riy attempt at resistance." it was asserted. "Any measures taken, It was added, will natur. ally result from the People's right of felt-determination and. the protection they ase for from the Teel "Rofersing to Slovakia. it was stated that it is am independent state "10 which Germany will send. 3. diplo Inatie' Fepresentative. "However, there Is a large. percentage of Gor-mans living there, "the situation wilt selted in accordance with the Vital necessities of the new state"
stood' that Germany is not with {Regneding Tthenia, tie" unertake into. consideration the, rentest fort ent by the autho 35 Germany is of the opinion tat the Brablom sot 0 nero to Bertin has "a free hand."—tHay wee Trust be sellled by Hungary, who Japanese Mandates Fortification Washington, Nar. 14, The State Department informed the Senate yesterday that It possesses no knowledge that Japan Violated her treaty pledges not to fortify the ypanese mandated islands" near Guam Istand.
The text of the State Denaitment message to the Senate Naval Affairs Committee was not published. The State Department delivered its note the "request of the Committee which is considering the Guan. for {ification item of the Vinson Naval *Base Bill—United Press.
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