’LAST WARNING' CZECHOSLOVAKIA
CAPETOWN, Mon. (11 a.m.)— Czechoslovakia was the “last warning,” Field-Marshal Smuts told the House of Assembly today. There were other troubled countries and if the dam broke he could not see where the danger could be stopped. What was happening was just as dangerous as war. The whole world could go down without war by this means of infiltration.
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Northern Advocate, 16 March 1948, Page 3
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