Show ATljcjialt £akf Tribune- - Saturday Morning JJ Belgrade Stands Pat on 'No9 to Axis Jews Prepare To Flee BERLIN 2000 Refugees ernment the stage At the same time foreign diplomatic circles were equally convinced that the relationship of axis Hungary to the Rome-Berji- n had reached the stage where further clarification was necessary The speech Thursday night by Albert Forster nazl district leader in Danzig was interpreted officially as Danzig’s unequivocal demand that "the unholy economic and diplomatic junction of the Free City to Poland" be ended at once German government quaiteis were studiously noncommittal however as to whether even the unconditional return of Danzig to Germany would satisfy the latter s claims on Poland On the other hand the attitude of men in the Wilhelmstrasse who know what is going on behind the scenes was clearly one of having other scores to settle besides Dan- - Rumania Aug 11 UP)— Nearly 2000 Jewish refugees a from dismembered boarded two Greek steamers Friday for an attempt to run Britain s blockade into Palestine Czecho-Slovaki- Men women and children who hail suaped together the required J150 for passage straggled aboard the essols for a oage of 1000 miles with no guaranteed landing place an- nounced on June 12 that no Jewish Immigration quota for Palestine would be issued for six months Colonial Secretary Malcolm Macdonald charged then that "there has been an organized attempt to zig The ejection of Germans from the Olsa region after Poles took it over from the Czechs is something that rankles In German defeat the proper regulations of Immigration by a traffic In illegal Immigrants" and he said the government was "determined to present this attempt to defeat the Map shows rail lines in Jugoslavia use of law of Palestine " which Germany and Italy have demanded Part Small Only They represented onlv a small part of the refugees in the steady stream pouring into this Black Sea port from central and eastern European countries Despite the hardships Involved thev voiced the preference of following a faint ray of hone of being into the Holy Land smuggled rather than wandering unwanted In Europe While refugees were embarking here 500 Jews rioted on the steamer Parita at Smrna Turkish authorities there ordered the captain to sail without letting the passenger refugees land The 500 were reported to have threatened to kill him if he obeved The skipper was given police inprotection and the authorities if sisted that the vessel sail— necessary under the escort of an armed minelayer The Parita arrived last Tuesday in Smyrna Steamer Surrenders Word also was received that the steamer Lisel and its 800 Jewish passengers had surrendered to British authorities after cruising along the Palestine coast for moie than two months waiting for an opportunity to ernsh the blockade The reports reaching here said the captain was in jail most of the passengers were in concentration camps and 10 of the refugees died at sea The vessel was taken into Haifa harbor Thousands of Jewish refugees who found a temporary haven In Rumania are seeking passage since new government decrees ordered concentration camp detention for all foreigners who have not obtained residence permits by August 25 Because of the rush Jewish leaders predicted the passage price would rise to $200 Two river boats with 483 Jews from Hungary and Germany reached the mouth of the Danube river at Sulina where thev were halted for passport examinations Jews said that new homes were being found for 1000 refugees weekl— but that this rate was not fast enough What can be done for those left out they said will he the main problem to come before the international conference on refugee prnhlems which President Roosevelt has proposed be held early In September in the White House Child Weathers Pneumonia Peril I MANILA Aug 11 UP)—An attack of bronchial pneumonia threatened Mary Heart Rafael the baby with the exposed heart early Friday but use of oxvgen treatments relieved the condition and the infant was reported late Friday night to be resting easily Attending doctors said no unusual heart condition had developed and that weakness earlier in the day was entirely due to the pneumonia threat The Infant s continued slightly temperature above normal The child was born Monday with the heart in a completely exposed condition on the chest Attempts to operate to place the organ within the body have been held In abeyance because it Is feared the result may be fatal An examination showed the thoracic cavity to be underdeveloped y Two days ago it was reported au thoritatively that Jugoslavia had demands rejected Italian-Germa- n for her "benevolent neutrality” in case of war Including the right to use her territory for passage of axis troops (T his was understood to be one of the main topics of the eurrent Salzburg conference of the German and Italian foreign ministers ) As notices went to the reservists ordering them to report August 20 it was disclosed 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