Danzig, June 10.
"When in foreign countries the fate of Danzig is discussed," said Regional Leader Albert Forster Speaking here last night, "the impression created is that there is some dispute about the future of this German city at the mouth of the Vistula For Danzig and its population ever since the National Socialist Party took over the political leadership of this independent German state created by Versailles, there has never been any doubt that the 400,000 Germans in Danzig who want to return to the Reich will one day see the wish of their hearts gratied."
Thereupon the chief of staff of the Brown Shirt S. A. detachments, Viktor Lutze, spoke on the significance of the sporting events today and tomorrow in Danzig and in concluding said "I know that here in the east stands a National Social-ast manhood on which our Fuehrer can always rely."—Trans-Ocean, Kiukiang One "Episode"
For the A.P.C. and for foreign interests in general Kiukiang has been but one "episode" in the pr tracted China incident. Nevertheless, it has provided opportunity for the display of those qualities that are the formation of Western" influence in the East Throughout the period of the hostilities the A.P.C. alone has retain the same personnel at the port right up to recent months, Their staff have worthily maintained the positions of "oldest inhabitants," and with the navy have provided leadership and initiative whenever occasion offered The Kiukiang manager, Mr. Fretwell, has throughout been an excellent leader and a worthy successor to a father whose life was spent in distinguished service with the group componies
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