Demonstration Warsaw, Feb. 27.
Anti-German demonstrations took place in Gdynia last night, where about 5,000 people of various social classes, attempted to march past the German Consulate, shouting "We are on our way to Danzig" The demonstration was broken up by the police.
A- curious incident occurred here y night on the occasion of Count Galeazzo Ciano.
Italian Foreign Minister, when a group of Italian news correspondents "covering" his trip celebrated in a Polish c They asked the band to play Italian songs, and they themselves joined in the chorus. When the musicians, concluded the request programme, they took up the British soldier song, "It's a Long Way to Tipperary." Polish customers in the cafe joined heartily in the chorus of this marching song, but the Italians left the premises.
Count Ciano began his second day in Warsaw this morning in attending the inauguration of a memorial to Francesco Zullo, Italian colonel who fought with the Polish insurgents in 1863. Later, Count Ciano held a one-hour interview in the Foreign Ministry with Colonel Joseph Beck, Polish Foreign Minister, an? then was granted an audience by the Polish President, Dr. Igneey Moscicki General Attends Demonstration General Janusz Gluchowski, Under-Secretary of War, and several Staff officers today attended an anti-German demonstration sponsored by Colonel Tomaszewski, leader of the Students Legion, and authorized by special permission of the Premier.
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