NEWS IN BRIEF.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2785, 16 September 1924, Page 1

NEWS IN BRIEF.

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bands An incident which iook piano during till' visit of Gorman cyclists to France some months ago, was referred to by Mr -I. W. TTeenan dnriiisr his address to the Wellington centre of the X.&A.A.A. on the subject of;, the Olympic Games. For successes which the German cyclists had achieved, they were crowned with wreaths and the Germ.au visitors subsequently yisited the graves of fhe fallen soldiers, and on those, graves they placed the wreaths bearing the inscription, “From German sportsmen to French sports- : men who. fell in the war.”- “It is claimed,” said Mr Heenan, “that the action did more good to make possible future friendly relationship between German and French people ‘ tht\n almost anything that has yet been done in any other sphere.”