GERMAN PLAN FOR HUGE TANNENBERG DEMONSTRATION
Berlin, To-day. Details of a huge demonstration which is to be held at the Tannen- berg Memorial in East Prussia on August 27 to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the victory of Tan- nenberg, were made known last evening.
The Fuehrer will be present and will address the gathering which will include 40,000 war veterans who participated in the battle.
The event falls on a Sunday. In the forenoon, 2,000 standard bear ers will line up in front of the memorial for the wreath-laying ceremony. Honours will then be conferred on officers and regiments of the German army for disting guished services.
The gigantic demonstration will: take place at about noon and will be followed by a parade in which all the Services, including the air. force, will take part.
CHIRATORI AND
CIANO CONFER
Rome, To-day.
Count Ciano, it is now. revealed, received Mr. Shiratori, Japanese Wednes- Ambassador to Rome, on day evening.
According to authoritative Ja- panese sources, the international situation was exhaustively discussed in the course of a prolonged
versation. Trans-Ocean.
CZECHS JOIN FOREIGN LEGION
Paris, To-day.
con-
The French Foreign Legion acquired three hundred members yesterday when this number of former Czech officers and soldiers set out for Africa from Marseilles. to join the companies for which they had enlisted.
A second transport will follow at the end of this week. Czech officers have been given the rank of sergeant in the legion.—Trans- Ocean.
Most of the trains will run through the Polish Corridor. Thousands of motorcars will also use the The little town of Hohenstein, transit roads running through the which lies in the immediate neigh-corridor.
bourhood of the colossal Tannen- In addition some 20,000 members berg war shrine containing the tomb of the Hitler Youth organisation of Fieldmarshal Hindenburg, is will travel by bicycle to the scene bedecked with flags.
of the demonstration taking three The German State railway will days to do the journey. On their have 58 special trains to bring arrival they will be lodged in huge groups from all parts of the Reich. I tent camps. Trans-Ocean.
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"INACCURATE"
Questioned about the Honan coal-mines, the spokesman stated that it was inaccurate to speak of "seizure” in this connection.
The mines were owned by Chin- ese who had bought the equipment from the British against a mort- gage!
As long as the mortgage pay- ments were held up, the mines re- mained Chinese property.
When, at the beginning of the hostilities, the Chinese owners fled, the British took over the mines, foreclosed the mortgage without legal authority, and pro- ceeded to operate the mines themselves!
The "Pelping Provisional Gov- ernment considered this action illegal and was "taking the neces- sary measures accordingly," Trans-Ocean.
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