RHINELAND ARMY
. EVA CUATION RUMOUR. .United P r e®> Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright). BERLIIN, Aug. 22. The German newspapers this afternoon give great prominence to a report, allegedly emanating from British official sources, to the effect that the War Office has instructed the Commander of the Rhine troops to prepare to begin to evacuate the occupied zones on September Ist. but British official .circles at Wiesbaden deny the receipt of such instructions. •"■it was. further ' reported ..that the Jfeigijins would replace the British at Wiesbaden, causing the Mayor to telegraph Herr Stresemann urging him to prevent this if possible.
««A : TENTATIVE ARRANGEMENT.’ ’ LONDON, Aug. 22. The Times says a tentative arrangement has been made for the withdrawal of the British Rhine troops as soon as the Government is able to give the ">rder. Conversations are proceeding. r>nt it is hoped to begin the withdrawal, in September. The Government wishes the evacuation to take place at <he earliest possible moment, preferably in an incomplete form, rather ...an in stages.
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Hokitika Guardian, 23 August 1929, Page 5
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