THE CHINA MAIL, AUGUST 3, 1939.

CLOSE POLISH WATCH

ON NEW NAZI TACTICS TO GET HOLD OF DANZIG

Warsaw, To-day.

The Polish authorities are closely watching what appears to be the development of a movement in Danzig to try economic methods in bringing about incorporation of the Free City in the Reich.

The clamour raised by Danzig against the Polish action in withdrawing customs inspectors from the margarine factory and restricting the im- portation of Danzig herrings, is regarded as significant.

Polish circles have been quick to point out that any attempt to open the Customs frontier with East Prussia, about which threats have been made in some Danzig quar- ters, would constitute a unilateral change in the status of the Free City, which Poland could not tolerate.

The Warsaw press declares that the reprisals were quite uncalled for, since Poland's action was taken in consequence of Danzig's treat- ment of Polish customs officials, and it is emphasised that repeated pro-- tests have been unavailing-Reuter.

Twelve More Deported

London, To-day.

600,000 SOVIET TROOPS IN FAR EAST

Berlin, July 27. There are approximately six hundred thousand Soviet troops actively engaged in the Far East, the "Bremer Nachrichten" stated in an article to-day.

The Soviet forces in the Far East, the paper said, are under the command of General Stern, who ousted Marshal Bluecher, and .he is assisted by General Rych-. koff, the commander of the air force in the Far East.—Havás.

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HOPES REVIVED THE Home Secretary, Nationalist Spanish Ambassador

London, July 27.

Sir Samuel Hoare, in London, the Duke of Alba, de- yesterday signed 12 departed for an unknown destination

to-day. portation orders against Some Spanish quarters said he I.R.A. suspects.

was making for Switzerland to meet pro-ex-King Alfonso XIII to discuss the question of restoring the monarchy

He also signed an order hibiting the landing in England of I.R.A. suspects.

Three LR.A. deportees were taken on board the Dublin mail boat at Holyhead yesterday.

The men declared they would be back in Manchester next week, and said all I.R.A. funds were obtained from sympathisers in the United States. Reuter Bulletin.

BRITISH CONSULTATION ON CURRENCY

London, To-day. Consultations between the British, French and the United States governments on the attitude to be adopted towards Japanese attacks on. Chinese currency have now been concluded, states the. "Financial News" political correspondent.

No definite results from the consultations were ex- pected in London, and none appears to have been gained, *** but among political observers here they are thought to have been responsible for the slightly firmer attitude shown by the British Gov- ernment, ̈ in the last day or

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Queen Victoria-Eugenia, Don Juan, the ex-King's only legal heir, and the Duke of Maura, monarchist leader, had arrived here in London, to discuss the restoration problem. -Havas.

SOVIET ICITIZENS NOW LEAVING MANCHURIA

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Shanghai, To-day.

residents in Manchukuo are preparing to leave following in- structions received from MOSCOW, according to unconfirmed reports circulated here yesterday.

Meanwhile, heavier troop move- ments by the Japanese are reported along the Outer Mongalla-Man- chukuo border. Our Own. · Corres-. pondent.

ROOSEVELT SIGNS HATCH BILL

Washington, To-day: The Hatch Bill, forbidding Feder- al appointees to take part in poli- tical campaigns) was signed. - by President Bovadavalt yesterday.::de-

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