May 5 '^
Attempt againsjj^the Soviet Legation *esterday late in the Afternoon at the moment the car of the S viet Legation was oassing
Wilcza street a young man decently dressed shoot several times.The
glass of the car got broken but the Commercial attache of the
Soviet Legation, was not even wo nded.he got slight bruisses from
the broken glass. The man who shot got arrested on the spot. He
is Seorge Wojciechowsii, Russian relig:! n,son of a Russian colonel
shot by Bolshevicks,he and his mohter were kept in Bolshevik prison.
The y-ung man is a notori us durnkkard. The F reign Office sent
immediately a representteive to express sympathies to the Soviet
Legation.
Mr.Zaleski who contracted bronchitis is feeling much better and
returns to "work in a few days.
Communists 3 Communists dopatioa penetrated the hall where the
trial of the Hromada is being held in Vilno and started an ovation
for the accused. They refused to leave the Hall and were dragged out
by force. The press is extremely indigned and expects that the
Prosecuting Attorney of Tilno will demand the Diet to deliver these
deputies for trial for offending the Court.
The Fair of Poznan is a great success, Numerous excursion visit
it, Mr.Dewey who attended the Poznan comgress of Polish Western
Banks held in conjunction with the Fair,stated that he firmly
believes that foreign capital will come to Poland. Mr.Dewey "
finds that Polish agriculture is able to give sufficient guanratees
for obtaining a cheap foreign credit,
Lithuania The Pwlish delegation headed y Mr.Holowko for the
question of damage and indemnities leaves Warsaw tonight. The
work of the eomnittee "-ill begin in Eowno on the 8th of this month.
The Other two P lish-Lithuanian com it.ees meet by the end of the
month.
Foreign Office There are rum ears that Air. Olsrowski will leave
the Foreign Service entirely non accepting the post of Angora*
Mr.Wysoki,formerly minister to Stokholm arrived in
Arsaw and entered the functi m of vice-minister.
Mr.Vollgruber of the Austrian Legation leaves
Warsaw and Mr. Freudentha, takes his place.
Davis Cup The International Tennis c ntest between Danemark and
Poland creates little interest0 On the whCle the Danes are prepared
not so well as it has been expected.
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