The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-19

Hitler and Ribbentrop, and DINE reported last night that Hitler and Ribbentrop had gone to the railway station to see Ciano off, giving the impression that he had gone home. But today he turned up in Vienna, Ribhentrop with him.
 It was announced in Budapest that Hungarian Premier Count Paul Teleki and Foreign Minister Count Stephen Csaky were arriving in Vienna tomorrow at the invitation of German officials. Budapest also understood that high officials of Rumarlia and Slovakia would be present and that Germany and Italy were going to suggest that all small nations friendly to the Axis join in, the German-Italian-Japanese alli- ance, thus acknowledging the new order" the Axis seeks to create in Europe.
 Two Not Included
 Hungarian reports said Jugoslavia was not to be represented and it was evident that Turkey was talk ing no part in it. Slovakia was included, but virtue of being com- pletely within the German orbit, but Hungarian reports said there might be another motive in invit- ing Slovak representatives that Slovakia was threatening to expro- priate the lands of Hungarian set- tiers in Slovakia affected by the Vienna awards of 1888, when Czechoslovakia was partitioned.
 Information made available to the foreign press in Berlin said the con- ference last week lend between Hit Ter and King Boris of Bulgaria had dealt with "the new political order in Europe"
 Bulgaria evidently had been ap- preached. The Bulgarian govern ment announced last night that King Boris had just returned from a secret and private" trip to Ger many, where he conferred with Adolf Hitler Sunday. Bulgarian newspapers today commented on the nations friendship with Germany and Russia in connection with the kings trip.
 Turkey Not Mentioned
 Turkey nowhere was mentioned in connection with tn eVienna confer ence and the official radio station at Ankara significantly broadcast last night that the intense diplo- matic activity all over Europe show ed that Germany was in difficult situation. The radio commentator said Spanish Foreign Minister Ra- mon Serrano Suner's visit to Ger many. closely following Russian Premier Foreign Minister V. M Molotov's trip there, probably was the result of Germany giving Spain explanations and guarantees regard ing the Russian conversations, and promise that after the war the Anti-Comintern pact would be ap- piled again" The commentator also said the fact that Italian Premier Benito Mussolini had considered it necessary to explain his Greek cam paign in 8 speech, was of special significance.
 Nczi diplomats in Berlin described the forthcoming Balkan conference as the second diplomatic offensive" The first offensive" they said, be- gan with the signing of the Ger man-Italia- Japanese pact Septem- Der 27 and ended with Molotov's trip to Berlin last week. They said the new phase was concerned more with establishing various new or ders" for the Axis powers friends than with any plans against Great Britain.
 Hungarian circles in Budapest be- lieved the Axis powers were pre- pairing some grandoise announce ment.
 Spain Is Figured
 Spain figured prominently in the maneuvers but whether her con- nection was with the so-called first offensive" involving Russia, or with the second offensive" in the Balkans. was not explained. The official German news agency, D. N. B. said Serrano Suner had left Salz- burg this morning for home. He and Italian Foreign Minister Count Ga- leazzo Ciano conferred at Salzburg