Berlin, Oct. 10. The International Commission on the Sudeten regions did not hold a meeting today, contrary to previous expectations. It is understood that the group is now waiting to see whether the Czechoslovakians and Germans can reach a direct agreement on the holding of one or several plebiscites in the mixed areas not included in the five Sudeten zones already occupied.
With the annexation of Austria and the Sudeten regions of Czechoslovakia, the Reich has come to have most important investments in the Danucian countries, especially Yugoslavia.
Germany now occupies the third place in Yugoslavia with 700,000,000 dinars' worth of capital invested there, The amount in January, this year, was only 45,000,000 dinars, France still holds the position of chief foreign investor, with 1,056,000,- 000 dinars in Yugoslavia, and Britain is second with 873,000,000 dinars of capital.
It is expected that the new accords signed in Belgrade by Dr. Walter Funk, Reich's. Economies Minister, will move Germany up into the first rank.—Havas.
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