German circles point out the grave difficulties likely to be created if the subject is prejudiced before negotiations have been started "By statements from South African ministers, and others, which are circulated throughout the whole international press, that the return of South West Africa and Tanganyika cannot be entertained."
According to German circles, Great Britain's attitude towards the colonial question is likely to be treated as a test of the value of the Munich Agreement.—Reuter.
Amsterdam, Oct. 15.
AN guards along the Netherlands frontiers have been strongly re-infareed, to counter the threatened influx of refugees, and undesirable aliens, according to reports from Breda, in the southern part of the Netherlands.
Numerous emigres who are not in possession of legal passports are continually trying to cross the frontier, it is stated, and many more ere expected, owing to changed conditions in Czechoslovakia.
Frontier police guards have been re-infareed by 1,000 troops.—Reuter.
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