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London, To-day. Scotland Yard was maintaining a special watch on known I.R.A. suspects last night.
Special guards have been post- ed on Government building and power stations as a precaution against possible reprisals for 20- year sentences passed on IRA, men at Old Bailey yesterday. Reuter.
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LONDON, TO-DAY. THE BRITISH AMBASSADOR IN WARSAW, SIR HOWARD KENNARD, ARRIVED IN LON- DON BY AIR YESTERDAY.
No special significance is attach- ed to the visit, and it is emphasis- ed that the Ambassador is merely enjoying his normal leave.
It is possibly more than a coin- cidence, however, that the French Ambassador to Poland, who is on a brief visit to Paris, was receiv- ed by the French Foreign Minister M. Bonnet, yesterday Reuter.
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German Army Jap. Leaders Arrive: Raid On Nerves Strained Chungking
Danzig, To-day.
Twenty German planes from the Reich circled over Danzig yesterday en route to East Prussia.
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Shanghai, To-day. BRIEF messages re-
ceived here last night state that a num- ber of Japanese planes raided Chungking yes-
:
A group of German army leaders in mufti arrived yesterday by express train to take over com- mand of the Frei Korps, Storm Trooper mem- terday afternoon. bers of which are already patrolling the streets Bombs were dropped indis- under the new name of Heimwehr (Homecriminately and many are believ-
ed to have been killed ·
** and wounded. Army).
The new arrivals are hardly balanced by the influx of Poles; Nazi circles nevertheless profess a genuine fear that Poland, adopting the Ger- man tactics, may strike first.
However this may be, the
Fires, add the messages, were raging last night in the Chinese war-time capital
Chinese planes took to the air and engaged the raiders in dog- fights: The messages claim that nerves of Danzigers, watching zig, writes "The Times". Neither several of the Japanese planes the planes and conscious of Pothe status nor international admin- were brought down. The Chin- lish guns trained on the city and latration may lead to an interna-ese also lost a few machines. the military preparations just be-
tional war.
Details are still lacking this yond its frontier, are strained.
A warning against a violent so- morning. Our Own Correspon- lution is expressed by the paper,
dent. Although he was made no which states that should Polish in- statement, it is understood that dependence be threatened, Britain in the present situation that is the Dr. Burckhardt, the League High will come to the assistance of that only possible course of action. Commissioner, takes a serious view of the situation. Reuter.
WARNING ON DANZIG
Paris, To-day. Danzig and the British Foreign Secretary's speech are the leading topics in the French newspapers, Lord Halifax's statements as a the majority of which interpret
"final "warning" to Germany not to attempt a coup in Danzig,
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