Eden's report was adopted by the Herr 'Arthur Greiser, President of the Danzig Senate, In' accepting the aport said the good collaboration between Danzig and Poland con situated a further contribution to ten or twelve years ago a concentrated attempt had been made to spread disaffection in the dockyards and pointed by Poland, Japan, the Soviet, for! the United States, Switzerland, Ceechoslovakia, Belgium, Brazil, {sla [peace as much gs anyone else:
ME. Delbos concluded by saying] that' all" war industries in all coun European pence.
He undertook to ce-operate loyally with the new League Commissioner, even mutiny among the naval ratings, Directions had consequently been issued laying great stress on check ing the conduct "and associations the men, and on ensuring the employment of loyal men only. The rouble had continued and had be-
Tt Is designed to include: countries with colonies and mandates, countries producing and importing raw materials and countries lacking raw (ries should be changed to _peacetime Industries. "He emphasized te} necessity for general action to discover the oullels for these industries, "We don't sok Germany to do anything that we wouldn't be ready to do ourselves." he aflirmed—Havas. in which position Admiral de Grant of Holland has been invited to suc ceed Mr. Sean Lester.
The Council's committee of three was asked to continue to watch the Bituation in Danzig.—Wireless through, Reuter.
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