Rome, Nov. 27.
It is learnt that Mr. Pirow, who is due to arrive here from Berlin this evening, will be received by Premier Mussolini and the Foreign Minister, Count Ciano. Mr. Pirow will only spend one day here, leaving again tomorrow evening.
Commenting on visit, "Tribuna" the forthcoming states that Mr.
Pirow's conferences in Europe had certainly dealt with Germany's colonial demands. Observing that during the past 20 years the character of the mandate over Souhwest Africa extended to the south African Union had been violated to such an extent that Southwest Africa had practically become an integral part of the Union, the paper asserts that the solution of the problem will be beset with many difficulties—Trans-Ocean.
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