FRONTIER SHOOTING

DEATH OF A GERMAN BERLIN TAKING ACTION STRONG NOTE TO WARSAW (Received Juno 12, 7.15 p.m.) BERLIN, June 12 It is reported that Germany is strongly protesting to Poland against the -shooting of Erwin Lubetski, by Polish frontier police near Tarnowitz yesterday. She is demanding an immediate investigation and the punishment of those responsible; also compensation for Lubetski's relatives. The Danzig secret police arrested Jan Lipinski, a Polish Customs inspector, who left his home on Friday and did not return. It is stated that lie is being held, for drunkenness, but the Polish authorities claim that Lipinski is a teetotaller. The Australian Associated Press reports that M. Chodacki, Polish Commissioner for Danzig, has protested to the Senate over the kidnapping and beating by the Nazis of Lipinski, who is alleged to have been taken from a cafe, forced into a motorcar, driven to the outskirts of the town and left unconscious on the roadside. An unknown person telephoned to the police advising them where to find a Polish spy. SENSATION AT DINNER SHOCK FOR NAZI LEADERS LEAFLETS DENOUNCING HITLER (Received Juno 13, 12.20 a.m.) LONDON, June 12 A sensation was caused at a dinner given by the Danzig Senate in honour of General Lutze, head of the German Storm Troopers, by the arrest of two high Senate officials at the table. The Nazi leaders, on sitting down, were shocked to discover leaflets, denouncing the Nazi regime and Herr Hitler, attached to the menus. General Lutze had intended to remain in Danzig for 24 hours, but left immediately, highly annoyed. Dr. Greiser, president of the Senate, has apologised to Berlin, where it is reported he has gone on a long holiday.