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In the absence of the Secretary-General and of L. Krabbe, who was in the Saar to start the Plebiscite Commission, F. Walters acknowledged receipt of S. Lester's letters to the Secretary-General, he assured S. Lester that the previous High Commissioner at Danzig had similar problems; Danzig-Polish new agreement; Lawless seemed to have missed the chance of putting his name forward for the Saar; F. Walters and the Chaco question.

Incident, on the occasion of the Polish national holiday, in which the Polish flag was taken down from the house of a villager of Polish nationality in a village near Danzig, the defence admitted taking down the flag but pleaded provocation, saying that the flag was waved aggressively, further to K. Papée's request, S. Lester appeared personally in the Court of law in Danzig, it was the first time the High Commissioner appeared personally in a Court of law in Danzig.

According to S. Lester the suppression of the "Volkstimme" was not justified and he urged immediate release, after 16 days suppression, the newspaper re-appeared on 13 July 1934.

S. Lester interested in W. Strang's comments on the hulks of some small warships being built in Danzig, because he was still hesitating in the decision to take; S. Lester's method to solve the question of the suppression of the Socialist newspaper; S. Lester wondered whether there would be a petition further to the suppression of the Communist Party; final stage of the negotiations on the control of customs.

Question of the morale of the Police force under Police President Fröboss' control in view of the political position of the National Socialist organizations; order to be issued further to President Fröboss' request: any National Socialist leaving the ranks during a march to strike a by-stander or interfere with him would be expelled from the Party.

S. Lester requested M. Hill's opinion on two points regarding the agreement on Social Insurance signed by Poland and Danzig, but not yet ratified: one point was that the decisions of the proposed tribunal would be obligatory, etc. and the second one was as to whether or not the High Commissioner may nominate the President of the Tribunal in the absence of agreement between the parties.

Acknowledged receipt of S. Lester's letter of 19 July 1934, but did not give any personal comments, as expected by S. Lester, on the hulks of small warships being built in Danzig.

Death of President Hindenburg of Germany widely commemorated in Danzig: S. Lester and many other international people with the exception of Polish Minister K. Papée declined the invitations to the different ceremonies; Danzig newspapers criticized Polish Legation's lack of sympathy: a Polish newspaper replied that President Hindenburg had nothing to do with Danzig.

Interview with Stachnik on prohibition of a Centre Party meeting, Moske served as interpreter; and interview with Moske on the questions of the Caritas collection (settled by the decision of the Senate), the taking of glebe lands, and the wearing of uniforms by the Catholic youth.