DANZIG OUTLOOK
DEFINITELY IMPROVED
ACCORDING TO HIGH COMMISSIONER.
SOME SIGNS OF GOODWILL.
By Telegraph—P -s Association—Copyright. (Received This Day, 9.40 a.m.) DANZIG. July 26.
Herr Burckhardt, League of Nations High Commissioner, interviewed by the British United Press, said ‘ The situation at Danzig has definitely improved. Here and there I find signs of goodwill revealing a desire to ameliorate atmosphere. A large dose of illwill would be necessary for the Danzig question to reach a tragic issue.
POLISH TROOPS
REPORTED MASSED ON BORDER.
WARSAW. July 25
It is reported that about 10.000 Polish troops have been sent to the eastern border of Danzig, realy for instant action if the Nazis are provocative.
RETURN TO WARSAW.
HEAD OF POLISH MISSION
(British Official Wireless.) RUGBY. July 26.
Colonel Koo. chief of the Polish Financial Mission, leaves this afternoon for Warsaw.
ITALY READY TO FIGHT.
ACCORDING TO GAYDA
(Received This Dav. 11.0 a mJ ROME, July 26
Signor Gavda writes in the Giornalo D'ltalia": —*'11' the encirclers involve Germany in war over Danzig or anything else. Italy is ready to fight on Ihe side of the Axis Powers. The first day on which British planes attempted to cross the Mediterranean in war time would find adequate Italian opposition."
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 27 July 1939, Page 7
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