London, May 15.
The Madrid Correspondent of the ly Telegraph" reports that thou-ands of Spanish, German and Italian troops are being concentrated near Madrid for the Victory Parade, provisionally fixed for Friday. The parade, it is stated, will be the biggest military show Spain has ever seen.
It is understood that General Francisco Franco, the Spanish Genevalissimo, will take the salute.
About 160,000 troops, including some 10,000 Italians under General Gam-bara, and four or tve hundred Germans, led by Colonel von Richt-hoten, will participate.
A few days after the parade, German and Italian units are to' leave Spain, the Germans sailing from Vigo on May 22, according to present plans, and the Italians from Cadiz and Alicante—Reuter.
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