Rome, May 15.
A minor sensation was caused here today when detachments of Italian troops and crack Carabinieri were posted around the Yugoslavian Legation.
The move, which stirred diplomatic and political quarters, is seen as a foreboding of anti-Yugoslav demonstrations. It is the first time in Several years that such a measure has been taken.
Meanwhile, The United States Embassy in Rome declared that it was not correct that Americans living in Italy had been advised by the diplomatic authorities to leave the Country as soon as possible.
The U. S. envoys had, they explained, merely advised American citizens Who asked advice that it appeared wiser to leave if their occupations did not oblige them to remain in Italy.—Havas.
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