Meanwhile, it was Jearned that the Soviet Government had sent congratulations to the new Yugoslav regime, declaring!that "the Yugoslav people again have shown themselves worthy of their glorious past."
Well informed sources understood that an imminent declaration of Foreign policy will firstly stress that Yugoslavia wants to remain at peace end maintain best relations with ell its neighbours and secondly, that she can not accept anything which might be considered a limitation of her integrity or independence.
Anti-German Incidents "Regretted"
The new Yugoslavian Foreign Minister, Dr. M. Nincic, it also was learned, has expressed regret to Herr Victor von Heeren, the German Minister to Belgrade, regarding i cidents against German nationals and assured him that necessary measures already have been taken to prevent repetition of such occurrences.
Reports, also circulated here that differences between Creat members of the government and the Serb and Slovene members were being smoothed. Creat officials in the previous Cabinet had favoured the alliance with Germany.
Meanwhile, it was learned from reliable sources that the Government had given Dr. Vladimir Matchek, the new Vice-Premier, a guarantee backed by royal authority, that al] previous [United Press.
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