Warsaw, June 29.
The greater part of Poland's Fleet was concentrated today off Gdynia, Polish port along the coast of the Gulf of Danzig, just West of Danzig territory.
included among the vessels now standing off Gdynia are many torpedo-boats, two submarines and a number of small units, Meanwhile, Poland rushed land fortification measures today as she continued precautionary steps along the borders of Danzig territory.
Since last night, anti-tank defences have been erected along the strategic road from Gdynia to Danzig, and stronger defence were understood to be planned.
It was reported here that 4,000 German volunteers had arrived in Danzig last night, coming from East Prussia on board lorries.
The Free City was said to be full of young Germans, and more were expected. Artillery, too, had: been brought in from East Prussia, it was rumoured.—Havas. the residents of the Free City, it was rumoured, and cattle had been slaughtered and stocks of frozen meat put aside in case of an emergency.
Large quantities of arms and ammunitions had been poured into Danzig and all horses had been requisitioned, some newspapers stated.
Commenting on these reports, editorial writers emphasized French determination "not to tolerate any new aggression, especially against Danzig.—Havas.
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