Excerpt from "The Times" regarding Poland's declaration that it had no intention of giving up any rights in Danzig nor would it accept any violation of those rights; speculates that A. Greiser's speech demanding a revision of the League of Nations' relationship to Danzig only refers to the function of the High Commissioner.
Titles of articles only: "League settles Danzig dispute - New post for High Commissioner"; "Sean Lester is to leave Danzig - The League finds him a job at Geneva"; "Mr. Sean Lester - New appointment under League of Nations - Easing Danzig tension"; "Danzig tangle ended - Another post for League Commissioner"; "Mr. Lester to go - To be Under-Secretary-General at Geneva"; "Move to relieve Danzig tension - Mr. Lester as High official of League"; "Mr. Sean Lester's League promotion concession to Nazis"; "Plan to solve Danzig tension - Post for Mr. Lester in the League; "Mr. Lester may quit Danzig - Greiser would go, too"; "Suggested solution of Dantzig tension - Mr. Lester as League Under-Secretary"; "New appointment for Mr. Lester - German hostility to Irishman".
Excerpt from the "Daily Dispatch" regarding general impressions of A. Greiser's speech before the League of Nations Council.
Extracts from the "Daily Herald" on the success at Geneva regarding the settlement of the Danzig Nazi crisis and A. Greiser's agreement to the League of Nations' conditions, the Russo-Uruguayan compromise, and the oil embargo against Italy.
Extract from the "Danziger Vorposten" Nr. 23 on President A. Greiser and the situation in Danzig after the League of Nations meeting.
Extract from the "Daily Telegraph": S. Lester was slighted by the captain of the German cruiser "Leipzig", who was ordered by the War Minister in Berlin not to pay a courtesy visit to the Danzig High Commissioner, the reason was an incident occurring during a reception given in 1935 by S. Lester to the officers of the battleship "Admiral Scheer": President A. Greiser left abruptly the reception because of the presence of H. Rauschning, his non-Nazi predecessor.
Extract from "Le Temps": following S. Lester's departure from Danzig, Nazis proceeded to the arrest and suppression of all the political opponents, and A. Greiser declared Danzig a Nazi city.
Extract from "Le Temps": A. Greiser's press interview to the "Vorposten" explaining that Poland would not be opposed to Danzig becoming a totalitarian State.
Excerpt from the "Petit Parisien" regarding the meeting between M. Lipski, the ambassador from Poland, and H. Goering to discuss the situation in Danzig.
Extract from the "Journal des Nations" on A. Greiser's speech violently attacking S. Lester.