London, July 6.
Mr. G M. Huggins, Prime Minister Southern Rhodesia, interviewed by Reuter in London today, said he Would strongly object to the Reich returning to Africa north of the Equator.
Asked if he agreed to the suggestion of Mr. Oswald Pirow, Minister of Defence in the Union Government, that Germany should receive compensation for her former Colonies, Mr. Huggins replied that compensation in the present state of the world would only be spent on armaments. "We had better wait," he added.
Mr. Huggins said he thought increased economic collaboration with Germany would tend to produce a peaceful atmosphere in the world—Reuter.
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