The Archive · 1938

Foreign Newspapers Received in Prague

Prague, Sept. 10, Delivery of all toretgn'newaiapers ore a tae west delayed tay thane cearsined tle" conten enererlig than wsual_ None of per caspupegs hat boon "contented me erase tat account of the erect agreement ewnich were neti to. envisage partition of the rei oran sated secasiono the Ceechoele oan area to the German Helen fe carried cyanea arriving by plane Rave a age approval by tne con wore beat ae ese hed 0 limited number see wovesved ters tu advance Sudeten Land Washington, Sept. 20.

Any Sudeten territory handed over Germany would be placed on the [United States economic "Black List," Jaccording to economic experts here.

This procedure was adopted after the anschluss of Austria.

Germany, these experts declare, is black-listed because she does not give United States goods the benefit of the "Most Favoured Nation" clause. eclat Congress Unnecessary Hungarian Talks Berchtesgaden, Sept. 20.

Herr Hitler, accompanied by Herr Joachim vor Ribbentrop, German Foreign Minister, received Dr. Bole Imredy and Dr, Kalmande Kany: Hungarian Premier and Foreign Minlster respectively, at his mountain home at Obersaizbure today. It is stated in German political circles that the discussions concerned the Sudeten German and Hungarian minorities in

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