Latest reports indicate that rumours of German demands on Poland are premature. Polish. armed "forces are partially "mobilized and. the Polich press is maintaining " fir attitude in face of German press reports alleging incidents in. Upper Sie Danzig and the question of @ German right of reay across Sones of contention. its absorption into the se 'German-Polioh tension. ems' (0 Prose added, of giving the assurance that there are no ideological impediments between Great Britain and Soviet last night, accepting the proposal, and
doubted. acceptance was ' not Russi Great' Britain and France subse-Mr. Frederick Bellenger, Lab quently prepared to go to the assist-for the Bassetlaw' Divisio one of Poland and Rumania should inghamshire, stated that, in either, henceforth, become the object his opinion, Mr. Chamberlain was not of German aggression. The sudden the most suitable man to lead. the speeding up of the negotiations be-new policy. tween the four capitals yesterday was largely caused by disquieting, Mr, E. Thurtle, Labour member for reports of German military measures, Shoreditch, then said: "There may in view of which it was felt that 16 be another Prime Minister who can await the arrival of the Polish For-take charge of the affairs of this ign Minister, Colonel Joseph Beck, country at this grave hour, but if in' London on April 3 would be 10. the present Prime Minister' is now take the grave risk that a stand genuinely and sincerely convinced against aggression might prove too without any mental reservations that is necessary to pursue this "new policy of rallying the friends of peace. I think, in view of his world Australia Starts National Feputation as a man of peace, he is probably the best man for the job:"—Register Canberra, Mar. 29. Mr. Joseph A. Lyons, Premier of Special Cabinet Meetings Avstraija, announced today that the London, Mar. 31.
Cabinet *had decided to introduce a A. special meeting of the "inner compulsory national register of man-Cabinet" was held unexpectedly at power as part of its defence pro-No. 10 Downing Street, this mornsramme—United Press.
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