The Police Department of Vienna, after a conference between the head of the department and a representative of the Chancellor’s office, yesterday threatened reprisals against the Nazis if their leaders do not call off their anti-Semitic boycott terrorization campaign.
Defying this threat and the official government announcement that severest measures would be invoked to punish the boycotters who have caused considerable property damage and serious business losses to the Jews through their campaign of attack and villification, the Nazis yeserday continued to disseminate boycott leaflets. Loud speakers were stationed in the streets were stationed in the streets through which imprecations
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