Berlin, Sept. 23.
Deutches Nachrichten 'Buero today Dublshed President Roosevelt' sec-have been residents of Germany, the land of their birth, for over two years are Included in the total. American citizens in the latter jeategory are subject to "presume-} lon of expatriation" but if they applied immediately to leave for the inaccurate because of urtregistered Americans, is as follows: Hamburg, 650; Frankfurt, 275; Leipzig. 500; Mfunich, 500; Stuttgart, 412; Coloegn0, 000; Berlin, 1,033.—United Americans Held Up On German Border Prague Insists on Anglo-French Plan Washington, Sept. 27.
The State Department announced that it has received reports that the German frontier has been closed along the Czech border and that United States citizens attempting to Teave Czechoslovakia have been forced to return to Prague.
The United States Minister in Prague has asked the American Embassy in Berlin urgently to effect an. arrangement whereby United States citizens could enter Germany and reach seaports, Eighty Americans, with German visas for Paris, the Minister added, were unable to cross the frontier a Eger yesterday.
Mr. "Cordell Hull, Secretary of Sate, says that while. United States citizens have deen advised to leave France, there are no concerted plans {for the evacuation of Americans from France—Reuter.
Americans Rush Paris Banks Prague, Sept. 27.
The Radio Prague announced today that the Anglo-French plan, de-{alls of which were published yesterday, was for the present Government 18' only basis for on understanding in the Sudeten issue—Reuter.
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