Dutch Folk For Australia
p. 96 · Read in the full issue
DURING 1950, no less than 10,000 Dutch migrants are to arrive in Australia—most of them already are there. There will be 20,000 more in 1951 and another 30,000 in 1952.
There can be no better migrants than these —Australia is indeed fortunate. They represent 60,000 more good reasons why Australia should use her influence to keep out of Western New Guinea the unpleas ant folk who, with United Nations connivance, drove the Dutch out of the archipelagoes they had held for 350 years.