Saarbruecken, Jan. 5.
Inhabitants of the Saar' who will vote in the plebiscite to be held on January 13 must be silent as they enter the polling booths.
'This is one of the regulations, ce cerning voting in the, plebiscite, sued to-day, and infringement' of! which may result, in offenders being arrested and fined.
Voters are especially warned against exclaiming "Hell Hitler." Neither must they tell how they are voting while in the polling booth and must surrender their ballot papers. In a dition, voters must keep a still longue regarding their opinion of the plebiscite.
'The last of the British contingent to the international police force ar~ rived here to-day. They constituted affeers and men of the 12th Lancers, with eight armoured cai 'They were accompanied by a smal detachment of the' Royal Army Ordinance Corps—Reuter.
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