DANZIG’S DESTINY
RETURN TO GERMANY ? DISCUSSION WITH POLAND [BY CABLE —PRESS ASSN. —COPYRIGHT.] (Received April 18, noon). LONDON, April 17. The Berlin correspondent of the British United Press says well-inform-ed circles state that Poland and Germany will shortly agree to the return of Danzig to Germany. All sources agrpe that Germany will not attempt to take possession by force. Secret Polish-German conversations are reported to have begun at -Warsaw. POLAND AND ROUMANIA. CRACOW, April 17. Colonel Beck boarded the train in which M. Gafencu iS going to Berlin, and had a two hours’ talk. The meeting was a surprise to Warsaw political circles-
SOVIET AID ACCEPTED. PARIS, April 17. Well-informed circles state that Roumania has agreed to accept Soviet aid by air, also to permit the passage of troops across Roumania. TURKO-GREEK CO-OPERATION. ATHENS, April 17. Turkey and Greece are reported to have planned co-operation, in the event of war.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 April 1939, Page 7
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