DANZIG ARMY

I PRUSSIANJLEADERS MILITARY PARADES SCHOOLS :AS BARRACKS ' ANTI-JEWISH STEPS By' Teletrraph— Press Association—Copyright (■Received July 28, 11.10 p.m.) 1 LONDON, Jnly 2S All the Nazi defence organisations have been incorporated in the Ist Danzig Army, under East. Prussian command, now part of the Reich Army, says a message from the Free City. Militarisation continues, and 'Army detachments! and anti-tank guns are parading the streets. The W : school holidays have been prolonged, as the buildings are being used as barracks. The Senate '-has issued a decree depriving Jews of the power to administei business investments or - land in continuation of the policy of Arvanisntioii •' as a prelude t.o the return to the Reich. The Senate has purchased and demolished the central synagogue and Jewisb'cenie tries and properties. There are at present 4000 Jews in the city, the majority of whom are trying to leave. j. All Jews have been ordered to leave Austria after July. The Polish 'Commissioner in Danzig, M. Chodacki, again sent a Note to the Senate demanding the punishment oi / tho Nazis involved in last week's frontier shooting.,. It is reported, says an Independent Gable Service message, that 10 Polish students, who crossed the Danzig border while hiking, were sentenced tc a month's imprisonment. VISIT TO ITALY V\/ - ■> • r— — GERMAN STAFF CHIEF PRESENCE AT MANOEUVRES \ / ■ ' BERLIN'S " BLACKOUT " SUCCESS (Received July 28, 5.5 p.m.) LONDON. July 21 The Chief /of the German Genera! Staff, General Haider, is going to Ital\ on Tuesday to attend the Italian Armj manoeuvres ,in the Po Valley, according to a message, from Berlin. The air-raid precaution "blackout" ir >; Berlin last night was so successful thai it nil] not be continued for four nights as had been arranged, says the Berlin correspondent of the Times. ; , ITALIAN NAVY — l \ LARGE-SCALE EXERCISES t • GERMAN MISSION PRESENT \ . LONDON, July 25 squadrons of the Italian navy, comprising 80 ships, have begun a week's' large-scale exercises in the Mediterranean. The area of the manoeuvres is' mostly between Sicily and Libya. A German naval mission is on board a battleship. The Italo-German alliance includes naval 'collaboration in wartime. , The Daily Telegraph's Angora correspondent says that British experts will proceed to Alexandretta, the Turkish Mediterranean naval base, shortly to modernise the harbour and create, also, ,/ an aerial base.; Turkish troops have now occupied The Hatay. the area restored by France, which' includes Alexandretta, amid national rejoicings. French troops saluted the Turkish flag and left for Aleppo. ; - TRADE OF GERMANY FACING SERIOUS TASK SOME IMPROVEMENTS NOTED (Received July 2S, 11.50 p.m.) BERLIN. July 28 The quarterly analysis of the German Institute of Business Research states that foreign trade is facing a serious task because of increasing competition and boycotts. "Nevertheless*, it is not true that the nation's industry has reached production limit." states the analysis. "In spite of difficulties there has been a notable improvement in trade with Uumania and with South Africa. Manchukuo has agreed to import £10,000,000 worth of German merchandise next year.'/