DANZIG DISCUSSION OUT OF THE QUESTION.

POLAND FIRM. Patriotic Meetings In The Corridor Admitted. BERLIN ADVISES CAUTION. United Press Association.—Copyright. (Received 10.30 a.m.) LONDON, March 27. Semi-official quarters in Berlin draw attention to anti-German demonstrations of the Polish Western League, at Bromberg. They allege attacks against women and children. Official circles continue to deny any move against Danzig, and hint that Poland would be well advised to be cautious in her dealings with Germany. At Warsaw it is admitted that patriotic meetings were held in the Corridor, but maltreatment of the German minority is denied. It is reliably stated that Poland informed Germany that conversations regarding Danzig's future status are out of the question. Authoritatively nothing is known of a serious incident at Bromberg. Minor incidents involving Poles and Germans are frequent, but the language of the Berlin statement is not justified, it is declared. Colonel Beck, Polish Foreign Minister, will arrive in London on April 3 as the guest of the Government. Conversations will begin next day.

ORDER TO MARCH. Polish Ex-Servicemen Ready For Emergency. UNITY OF NATION. WARSAW, March 27. At a meeting of the Polish exservicemen's organisation, attended by 7000 delegates, it was enthusiasticallyresolved that Poland, as the only barrier to German progress eastward, would calmly await the order to march. It is affirmed thai the complete union of the whole nation under the President and chief of the army was an urgent need. Poland must become • fortress and every Pole must stand to Iris post, rifle in hand. Members of the Katowice Cultural Union passed a similar resolution. GOVERNMENT RESIGNS. LITHUANIA SITUATION. (Received 11.30 a.m.) KAUNAS, March 27. Th« Lithuanian Government has resigned. General Tshcnius, Chief of the General Staff, was asked to form a Cabinet. "The Times" Warsaw correspondent says M. Mirona's Government resigned and M. Rashtikis declined to form a new Cabinet. General Tschenius has accepted the request to form a Ministry on a non-party national basis, - including Oppositionists. VISITS TO CAPITALS. NAZI MINISTER ON TOUR. (Received 10.30 a.m.) BERLIN, March 27. Dr. Goebbels, Nazi Minister for Enlightenment and Propaganda, has left for Budapest and Athens. AMNESTY FOR EXILES. POLISH GOVERNMENT MOVE. Independent Cable Service. PARIS, March 27. In an effort to unite all parties M a solid bloc the Government of Pol»». is granting an amnesty %o political of whom the most notable is the Peasant party leader and former Premier, M. Witos. INTERNAL LOAN. MONET FOR POLES' DEFENCE. (Received 2 p.m.) WARSAW, March 27. The Government is issuing an internal loan of £48,000,000 to increase the Air Force and air defences. The issue includes bonds valued at 16/, payable in instalments and redeemable in five years, designed to attract the savings of the poorest who will be subjected to intense propaganda on the subject.