Warsaw, May 17, here tovday atthe funers! of Marshal Unforgettable scenes were witnessed
Soseph Puss the late virtual Aisiator of Poland, who died suddenly on ay 13.
Throughout the night thousands packed the cathedral where the body of Marshal Pilsudski lay in state, for last glimpse of their beloved soldier statesman.
Pierre Laval, French Foreign Minister, and Mr.' William Bullitt, American Ambassador to Russia, were among members of the Diplomatic Corps who attended the funeral service at the Cathedral. Gen, Hermann Goering, Premier of Prussia and Reich Air Minister, arrived just time to attend. Field-Marshal_ Earl Cavan, who represented the British Army, also attended the funeral mass Despite a pouring rain, halt a million persons packed the streets in the vicinity of the Cathedral. Traffic conditions were chaotic and were hot improved by the crepe which obrouted trame Neghts.
Following the service in the Cathe val, the funeral procession started for Mokotow Field, where the last parade was held.
Mine, Pilsudski, the widow, present gute as she followed the ing-on the arm of an officer a state of collapse.
Notable absentees were members of the Ttatlan delegation whose aeroplane crashed in the Alps. during their journey to Warsaw. None of the occupants of the plane, however, were hurt. and they managed to reach Cracow by train to-night—Reuter.
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