NO GERMAN INVASION
BRITAIN TAKING PREVENTIVE STEPS London, January 12. The Government is taking steps to prevent a' German invasion of Britain, following on tho ratification of the Treaty and the resumption of diplomatic relations. No German will be allowed to land by sea or air without, tho Home Secretary's permission, which will be granted only on special grounds and must bo renewed every three months. The names of the Germans admitted are to bo published in the Gaxettc.-Aus.-N.Z. Cabla Assn. BRITISHERS' DEBTS TO GERMANS. TO BE PAID WITH INTEREST. London, January 12.The Enemy Debts Clearing House calh upon British traders who owed money to Germans before tho war to pay it immediately, with 5 per cent, interest accrued sinco August, IDU.-Aus.-N.Z. r Cable Assn. .' TRADE PROHIBITED AUSTRALIA N~PROCLAMATION. Melbourne, January 15. A Commonwealth Proclamation prohibits ail trado relations with Germany. —Press Assn. _______
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 95, 16 January 1920, Page 7
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143NO GERMAN INVASION Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 95, 16 January 1920, Page 7
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