ALL GAPS CLOSED.

POLAND SATISFIED. Nazis Say Mr. Chamberlain Has Given Blank Cheque. BRITAIN INTERFERING. United Press Association.—Copyright. (Received 10.30 a.m.) LOXDOX. July 10. Political circles in Warsaw are satisfied with Mr Chamberlain's speech as closing all gaps and even more definitely confirming British ffuarantc-CH and declarations. The Hoiii!.f.nu-iHI view in Hcrlh, js that , '■• <-l>'">.l.<.,]HiM has ftiven Poland a I'lank che<|ue which, llii.unl, disclosing nothing new. does n ,,t tend to promote pence.

Never heh-ss. H solution is still possible '""■""•'"•, N " zi * |1 ?»';<1 ">»«/. J purely >i 'iermnn-T'olisl, affair, in whicli Britain must not interfere.

Leaders ~, Britain unanimously declare l> at Mr ( hamherlains spee,!,. in which PV.T.V word counts, leaves no margin tor misunderstanding.'.

NOT HER BUSINESS. Danzig Dispute No Concern Of Britain. FEELING IN GERMANY. (IIPCOIVPd 111 : I.) -MKLBorKNK, this day Horr \V. Hhisiujr. secretary to "the ■ iMimin Consulate in .Melbourne, who tins returned alter a visit to Cermanv stud: "In respect to I>:m/.i<r H r j (ain y putting her linger in a pie which does not concern her."

Tie added that from discussions ho had with (ioveniment officials in Merlin lie believed there was no chance of war involving Britain against (iermauv.