BRITAIN & POLAND
KEEPING CLOSE CONTACT THE- DANZIG PROBLEM. POSSIBILITY OF' PEACEFUL SOLUTION. (Independent Cable Service.) (Received This Day, 10.25 a.m.) LONDON, May 1. It is learned authoritatively that England and Poland are in closest contact regarding all the implications of Herr Hitler’s speech. A Whitehall spokesman said he fully recognised that Poland did not want war, but would fight only on a serious issue and England and France would assist immediately. Meanwhile it is learned that the Polish Foreign Minister, Colonel Beck, informed England and France that he was confident that a peaceful solution of the Danzig problem could be reached. STAFF TALKS POLAND AND LITHUANIA. (Received This Day, 9.35 a.m.) WARSAW, May 1. General Smigly-Ridz, Inspector-Gen-eral of the Polish Army, has invited the Commander-in-Chief of the Lithuanian Army to visit Poland, for staff talks. GERMAN JIBE DANZIG NOT WORTH BONES OF ENGLISH SOLDIER. BERLIN, May 1. The “Boersen Zeitung” says that Danzig is not worth the bones of an English soldier. “Mr Chambeulain will not find any Britons who think that the return of Danzig is an attempt at world domination,” adds the paper.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 2 May 1939, Page 5
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