ARMS ARRIVING.
REPORTS TO POLAND. Suggested Move By Powers To Warn Danzig. LANDING OF WAR MATERIALS. United Press Association.—Copyright. (Received 11 a.m.) LONDON, July 3. -J h V?7, ,ing ' s ncws from D »"^s states that the situation is unchanged. Reports are filtering in of additional German munitions arriving. It was understood that M. Chodacki, lolish Commissioner at Danzig after conferences at Warsaw, would return to-morrow to present a Note to the Senate protesting against the militarisation of the Free City, but he returned unexpectedly to-day. The Danzig Senate to-day issued a decree that all Danzigers can he called up for work regarded as important for the .state. French political circles suggest that Britain. 1-ranee and Poland should jointly wain the Senate against the move to transfer to the Reich. p re ss opinion is that Heir Hitler does not intend a coup i„ the immediate future. Sir N-cvile Henderson. British Ambassador, will fly to London from Berlin to-morrow. Polish sources reported yesterday that iresh supplies of war material's were landed at Danzig from a German steamer, including long-range guns, light tanks and anti-aircraft guns." Some of the side streets in Danzi" are closed to traffic and guarded by Storm Troopers. The French Foreign Minister, M. Bonnet, receiving the German Ambassador, Count von Welczeck, warned him of France's firm determination to fulfil to the hilt her obligations to Poland. M. Bonnet emphasised that Fiance would not tolerate any attempt to annex Danzig either from within or without.
NOT RECALLED. BRITISH ENVOY AT *BERLIN. (Kecelired 1 p.m.) LONDON, July 3. "The Times" explains that Sir Nevile Henderson is returning to consult his doctors. The paper add* that he will doubtless see Mr. Chamberlain and Lord Halifax, but he has certainly not been summoned to London. Count Raczynski. Polish Ambassador, had a long talk with Lord Halifax, and will fly to Warsaw to-day jto consult Colonel Beck, Foreign Minister.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 155, 4 July 1939, Page 11
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