GERMAN
MANOEUVRES
BEING CLOSELY WATCHED Aritain Deprecates Many Features Of Operations
Bound To Greate
Tensión Among
Neighbours
London, To-day.
HITLER ON CONFERENCE WITH GERMAN
German manoeuvres are being closely watched in ARMY CHIEFS
London, as well as in Paris, but no alarm ex- ists here any more than in the French capital. While Germany's right to hold such manoeuvres is not questioned, it is pointed out in London that
to
KING AS GUEST OF
J.P. MORGAN
London, To-day.
The King left Balmoral Castle yesterday for Gannochy Lodge, near Edzell, where he will be the guest of Mr. Pierpont Morgan, the American banker, for two or three days' shooting.
When Duke of York, His Majesty
frequently spent a few days shoot-
Berlin, To-day. Chancellor Adolf Hitler, who was not expected to return Berlin before the arrival of theng grouse on Gannochy Moors at
Admiral |going into residence at Birkhall.
the opening of the season before
the present manoeuvres are characterised by Hungarian Regent,
Horthy, in a fortnight's time, British Wireless.
special features which are bound to create a state of tension in neighbouring countries. This is deprecated in the inter-General Vuillemin, the war veteran ests of European appeasement, and is convinced that this visit too which is the keynote of will help to bring about a rapproach- the British Government's policy. ment between the two
Certain estimates published by Trans-Ocean,
+
the press regarding the number
of men called up for service in Germany, appear to be highly exaggerated.
According to reliable British reports, the total number of Re- gulars and Reservists combined is well below one. million men and these forces are scattered over a variety of areas. Reu- ter.
are
FRENCH VISIT
Paris, To-day. While big Army manoeuvres Germany, progressing in
General Vuillemin, Chief of the French Air Staff, is flying to Ber- lin to-day to return the visit, paid to the French Air Force last year by General Milch, the Ger- man Minister..
General Vullemin will be accom- panied by French Air officials and remain in Germany until
Reuter. August 21,
WAR VETERAN.
Berlin, To-day. The impending visit to Berlin of of the General Vuillemin, Chief
Air pro-
be
General Staff of the French Force, is given considerable minence in the German press.
General Vuillemin who will accompanied by a party of French officers, including General Dasier, is due to arrive on Saturday at the He Staaken airport near Berlin. will visit the various establishments of the German Air Force and Ger- man air industry.
The German people, writes Berliner Borsen-Zeitung, greets
DODGE HEIR DROWNED ON HONEYMOON-
the
in
New York, To-day. "Danny" Dodge, 21-year-old heir to the reputed ten million dollar Dodge Motor Car for- tune, was drowned at a holiday camp, near Little Current, On- tario, when he fell overboard from a
beingat in which he was
to hospital after an accidental dynamite explo- sion in which his wi
three others of their
were injuredi
Mr. Dodge was only married on August 2
nations.—
hurried back to the capital yes-
terday and is believed to have held a series of conferences, al- were Field-Marshal Goering, and though these are not admitted General Brauchitsch and General Keitel, the Commander-in-Chief, officially.
Among those who entered the and Chief of Staff, respectively. Chancellery yesterday evening/➡Reuter.
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