GERMANY FREE
FROM ARMIES OF 'GCOIIPAT! ON
(United Prose Asso^ciatidfa'—By Electric ''l telegraph—Copyright).
(Received this day at 9.40 a.m.) LONDON, July 1
’ The “Times” Berlin correspondent says though the joy bells arc ringing throughout Germany over the liberation of the Rhineland, there is a strong undercurrent of anxiety noticeable concerning the economic future of the evacuated districts. Garrison towns such as Mainz and Coblenz will ibe hard hit by the disappearance of the armies of occupation, which importantly contributed to tliei.r prosperity.
To-night’s celebrations at Mainz included the illumination of the banks and bridges of the Rhineland and bonfires on the isuirroninding bills. Massed choirs and bands joined in thanksgiving hymns and patriotic songs.
' Notable tributes were paid to Herr Streseriiiintt': ■ivs- ,, eli , liberation, wbicli.be did not live to see. j \ r- ... A' special ..session • p.fLlhg-i-.jp^'riistag. was ■devoted to'. spceebes..
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Hokitika Guardian, 2 July 1930, Page 6
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