To Prague, Czech Aeroplanes Over the German Frontier Prague, June 19.
The German Minister in Prague. Dr. Elsenlohr, lodged a protest with the Prague Foreign Office yesterday morning against the violation of the German frontier by Czech military aeroplanes. He demanded a strict investigation and punishment of those responsible for the incidents, The following official communique was issued here early yesterday afternoon:
"The reservists called to the colours at the end of May for special manœuvres, have been demobilized during the last few days, The training of the reserves is now proceeding normally,"—Trans-Ocean.
Recalling the presence in Hankow until lately of General von Falkenhausen, leader of the German military mission which was only recently officially recalled, the same news organ writes that even now "those members of the mission who did not wish to return to the Reich have been authorized to stay in China."
The newspaper expresses indignation over the fact that reports of the breaches of neutral policy falsely ascribed to France "have been silently tolerated in Tokyo, when it was Germany who was really concerned. "Furthermore, these breaches have not prevented Tokyo from concluding] a political accord with the Reich," "L'Ordre" continues.
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