CHANGE FOR WORSE AT DANZIG

BOHR Or DECISION MAY STRIKE ANY DAY.

DANZIGERS WARNED.

50,000 Ordered To Enlist I Free Corps.

GERMANY PROMISES HELP*

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(KccP)vrd 12.30 p.m.) London, .rune|2». The coiTe.sporMle.in of ih,. .-\|<s ( , t .[_ ated Press in t'aris says (ioveiauiient circles have been inl'oruied tin* Germany luis called lit), 001) reser'iists to {he colours to st rengl hen the.* Army by replacing those in |'o IJan/.ig. The "Daily Telegraph" Man.fug eorrespoiidenl -ays .VMMMI aged frinii Hi to •>:>. have been nmlcrcd to enlist in Ih.' Free ( orps by .li% (i. Many lire already training in KasL. Prussia. The Na/i Press calls ~n e\»»i v Danzigei to 1.,- ready, for the hour; of decision which may strike any day.. It. siv< Germany has promised to \issist 'i„ „„ v eventuality. In Warsaw it. is senm-officially reported from Danzig that, Ht. heavy guns and large <piantities of ammimrtion ha\e been shipped in tug boats from Kast Pnis-ia to Dan jig. and a gun emplacement is being const nicted on the strategic hill of B ! *tchofherg. around which police and 'troopers have drawn a cordon. The barracks have*) been transformed into ammunition dumps. Several hundred Storm Troopers have«arrived to join the Free Corps. An aviation division drove in from Koenigsbcrg. The/mnjority of the men and most of the.' materials arc being smuggled in o\er«*the N'ogat section of the Vistula F.stmwy. High Genua r> sources in Berlin admit that Danzig is strengthening its defence forces, stated an earlier message, but deny the Paris and Warsaw reports that 4000 Storm Troopers and troops in plaJn clothes have arrived in the city fionuKast Prussia. They a!so<<leny the Paris report that Herr Hitler is planning a week-end coup in Ilun/.ig. saying that Danzig will return Ho the Reich without bloodshed. "Our Jioliry is to refrain from any move precipitating a general war,"' said an official, adding: "Wc have only to wait." A communique issued in Berlin says the closest co-operation between the Italian and German Air Forces is assured as the result of talks between FieldMarsh:ifl Goering, General Erhard Milch. rnspectaor-Oeneral of the German Air Force,.and General Giuseppe Valle, Chief of the.ltalian Air Staff.

ACCESS TO BALTIC.

POLISH DEMONSTRATIONS

LONDON*, .Tune 2ft. Poland, says a message from Warsaw. is celebrating a "Hay of the Sea" throughout the country to-day. when demonstrations and speeches will stress the necessity of Polish access to the Baltic. As a climax to Navy Week at the Polish port of (iydnia, 80.000 people, including a delegation from Danzig, demonstrated in Grunwald Square and took a mass oath to maintain Poland's access to the Baltic. The square commemorates the Polish victory over the Teutons. President Moscicki, in a broadcast, said: "Our nation's war-won coast, the Corridor, the air and sun are our existence. We shall preserve our outlet, no matter how great the adversary or how heavy the pressure." Opinion in Warsaw is that a GermanPolish "ii>owdown" is unlikely until late in the summer. Government circles are surprisingly calm and consider the recent German actions in Danzig merely gestures.

BUILD PEACE FRONT.

BRITISH MONET FOR POLES

LOXDOV, June 20. It is officially stated, says "The Times," that Britain hopes to conclude an economic and financial agreement with Poland at an early date, as the result of the latest talks between officers of the Treasury and the Polish mission. The Poles are asking for financial assistance to build up the peace front and to buy war materials, heavy artillery and aircraft from Britain and raw materials from British possessions overseas, and for credits to develop industries located on the southern frontiers between Germany and Russia.