IL DUCE HAS PLAN TO DIVIDE COLONIES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 281, 28 November 1938, Page 7

IL DUCE HAS PLAN TO DIVIDE COLONIES.

SATISFY HITLER. South African Territory Not Interfered With. MR. PIROW'S VISIT. i:nltPd Press Association.— Copyright. (Received l-» LON DON, November 27. I lie "Daily Telegraph" cnrresnni. Mont, at Ifoi,m says Mr. Pirow'has , l '■ " Mieved Muss,,!' ;; n ; ls tn ; ,u,l,,u> « Pl™ tori I. ll> 111 l llu.M Ot tl.O colonics to ! >)i i- v 11 ci i Hitler * demand without nil "• "ri n«r w.,1, territories of the! I n.on « 1 Soiitli A trim. [ A Merlin me* s „., e srtVs it lp | "" ■ N ' - ' ! r " W ' '"K lii* visit, raised ! '»• "IHMtion in general term J "" ••'-■fujMl no encouragement from his ,I(, V' I " 1 P M,,t h-rmoni«,,g with llerr Hitlers speeches. GERMANY'S CLAIM. "No Immediate Consequence" In Colonial Issue. ABILITY TO ADMINISTER. Independent Cable Service. BKRLIN, November 27. It is oflU-iHlly stated that Herr Hitler and the l-oreig,r Minister. Herr von i o|*. informed the South African .Minister, Air. O. Pirow, that the colonial problem is at present of no immediate ennse-inence. provided the Powers recognise the justification of Germany's claims and her ability to administer properly. Mr. Pirow will arrive in Home tonight. TRADE RELATIONS. MR. PIROW'S BERLIN TALKS. LONDON, November 27. The South African Minister of Defence, Mr. O. Pirow, discussed with Dr. Funk, German Minister of Kconornics, the question of international trade relations, particularly between Germany and South Africa, gays a message from Berlin.