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Northern Europe. Scandinavia: Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland. Assesses Anglo-Finnish economic relations in the light of increased Soviet influence in Finland

Reports that he handed over provisionally British Consulate-General at Danzig to U.S. colleague on evening of September 1 and proceeded with Consulate staff to Riga: transmits résumé of events leading up to incorporation of Danzig in Reich.

Reports that High Commissioner left Danzig at 9.15 a.m. on September 1 at request of local authorities who gave him one hour's notice: hopes to leave with Consular staff for Riga afternoon of September 1.

Reports information from High Commissioner regarding his visit to Herr Forster who had just returned from Berlin: in case of emergency Herr Hitler had given orders that Diplomatic and Consular Corps should be treated with consideration and given facilities for departure via Lithuania. Reports items of information regarding railways and foodstuffs: Counsellor of Polish Commissariat stated in conversation that they would have little difficulty in agreeing to office of Head of State but that Herr Forster was unsuitable person.

Summarizes present situation in Danzig: city suffering heavy losses by diminution of traffic and continued idleness of margarine factory.

Refers to No. 456 and reports that Polish Commissariat-General protested to Senate about railway difficulties and other matters but did not, apparently, make serious threat of reprisals mentioned in telegram under reference: reports information that Herr Forster is engaged with his staff in drafting laws: apparently Senate is being ignored.

Reports that tribune has been erected in market place and loud speakers installed in streets: air traffic over Danzig is prohibited except with police permission and there is no air connexion with Germany: public warned of danger of crossing Corridor by train.

Reports information given to journalists by editor of ' Danziger Vorposten' who said that violation of Constitution was intentional preparation for return of territory to Reich: Danzig was economically isolated by Poland and East Prussian frontier would have to be opened: this should provoke violent Polish reaction which would give Germany pretext for war. High Commissioner and Polish representative would be given safe conduct without delay via Gdynia.

Reports that High Commissioner has heard from good source that Herr Forster will request him to leave Danzig: he would have no option but to comply but proposes to await developments: German battleship ' Schleswig-Holstein' arrived morning of August 25 and visits being exchanged.

Refers to No. 107 and reports information regarding (1) evacuation of school children on August 27 or 29, (2) commandeering of horses, (3) use to which requisitioned lorries being put, (4) wiring of strong points on Danzig-Zoppot road, and (5) evacuation of Danzig prison on night of August 21.