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|M. SUVICH IN AUSTRIA POLITICAL ALLIANCE NOT SOUGHT (United Press Association.) (By Electric Telegraph—Copyright) LONDON. March 2. The Daily Telegraph's special correspondent at Budapest says:—M. Goemboes (Hungarian Prime Minister), interviewed, decla.ed that the visit of M. Suvich (Italy) was associated solely with economic co-operation. There was no intention of forcing a political. alliance or bloc between Jtaly, Hungary and Austria. He said i that alliances. similar to thoise among Ctates of the Little Entente had not served>thei "cause of peace. CHARGES OF HIGH TREASON. •'•V'i ' VIENNA, March 2. , - f ]. (Received March 3, at,s p.m.) M; Spitz (an ex-burgomaster),. Karl Rehner/(Chancellor of the 1918 Government) , Albert Seven (ex-Governor of Lower. Austria), have been handed over to the; civil court, on charges of high treason. •
THE SAAR TERRITORY.
LONDON, March 2. (Received March 3, at 5 p.m.)
The Daily- Mail's Berlin correspondent says; the. formation is announced of a so-called German /front in the Siaar territory for the purpose of'uniting all Geri mans on the 1935 plebiscite to/decide whether the Saar shall become German or French.* .
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22203, 5 March 1934, Page 9
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