The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-30
MUSSOLINPS ARMY
Will CONTINUE TO
CAMP ALONG BORDER
Civil War Guns Quoted in Aus
tria as Monarchist Takes
Leadership
scHUScHNIGG CHANCELLOR
Fighting Still RACES in carinthia
Where Nazis Occupy
Stronghold
(By the Associated Press

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Despite reassuring reports from
Vienna, Italy's fighting forces remain
encamped on the Austrian border
Monday.
One Italian official said the troops
would remain in the north for about
two more weeks. Traffic between the
two countries is said to be resum-
ing normal proportions.
Premier Mussolini Is devoting his
full attention to the Nazi-Fascist
hostilities In Austria, determined that
Nazis shall not dominate the coun-
try. He spent his 51st birthday Sun
day, studying reports on the situa-
ton. He had planned to be at sea
resort with Engelbert Dollfuss, the
martyred Austrian chancellor.
A government official denied re-
ports Italy is exerting pressure on
Austria to refuse to accept Franz Won
Papen, German vice chancellor, as q
special envoy to Vienna. This, the
spokesman said, is an internal Aus
TRAN affair and one in which Italy
will not NEEDLE.
Italian newspapers are urging
France and England to combine with
Italy to take steps to prevent q re-
currence Of troubles in Austria but
the government spokesman said no
note to Berlin asking dissolution Of
Nal storm troops is planned.
All Europe Watches Austria
The rest of Europe stood by Mon
day, watching whether the new Aus
TRAN government could overcome the
opposition Of Austrian Nazis. These
were the outstanding Developments
Of the day:
VIENNA former staff sergeant Of
the army, Otto Planetta. was said to
have confessed to authorities that 1t
was he who killed Chancellor Doll
fuss in the Nazi putsch OF last We'd
nesday: meanwhile, r. Kurt schu-
schnigg, the new chancellor, organ
lied coalition government in an
attempt to restore peace in the ma
ton.
Berlin-Chancellor Hitler, at Bay
reuth, conferred with Vice Chancel-
lor Won Papen, Minister Of Propa-
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Of Prussia on the Austrian situation.
It was indicated that Germany ex-
poets Austria to accept Won Papen rs
minister later in the week.
London-Sir John Simon, British
foreign secretary, told the house OF
commons that the British govern
ment has no intention at present Of
intervening to preserve Austrian In
dependence.
Rome-Premier Mussolini attended
memorial services for Dollfuss and
thousands Of Italian soldiers re-
NAMED massed on the Austrian Dor
der; there, at Tarvisio, q division
commander said, There is no chance
Of our getting over the frontier
Paris-French officials foresaw q
diplomatic battle to prevent Germany
negotiating with Austria for q union
of Germany and Austria based on
q customs union.
Maxi Sympathizer Was Killer
Observation-Disclosures Monday pin
ned the murder Of Chancellor Doll
fuss to . disgruntled former army
sergeant.
They announced that Otto Plan
eta, who was dismissed from mill
tary service because Of his Nazi SYM
pathies, had confessed firing the shot
Wednesday which killed the Austrian
leader. He said It was his revenge
for having been dismissed from mill
tary service for the Maxi sympathies.
Then they moved ahead, under the
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