May 26,1928
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ICeilog's Pact . Mr.Zaleski spoke yesterday before the Senate's Foreign
Affairs Com ilttea stating that after a careful study of the speech of
Mr.Eellog's on April 28th - he came go the conclusion that there is
no contradiction between the Alio g* a pact and international obligations
of Poland. The only difficulty,said he,is to make all signors of the pact
observe it in full.
Germany The German problem was also taken up by the Senate's Committee.
The Senators laid stress in the continuous German propaganei a for the
revision of frontiers and stated that there is not a single party in
which
Poland/would agree to give up Pomorze and. Silesia.
At the Press Exhibit of Cologne - the Industrials of the
German part of Silesia exhibited the nap of Silesia in mourning frames.
The Glos Pra\*/dy calls the public at cant ion to the explosion
of Hamburg repealing the German chemic armaments.
Lithuania The negotiations for com unication and economic matters
with .Lithuania in Warsaw finished without' reaching an understanding.
Lithuanians refused to establish direct communication as it wealS mean
indirect acceptance of the present frontiers and proposed to arrange
a tansit communication via Easter Prussia or Latvia, The Polish
delegation found this an awful waste of time and money and poposed to
meet again at the end of June,
The publication hy decree of the change of the Lithuanian
Constitution during the absence of Waldemaras was rather a surprise for
Poland in spite of the press revelati n several months ago announcing
the change. The bul of Warsaw newspapers published on Sunday articles
in the matter. This annexation of Vilno on paper didnt cause much
indignation. The bulk of newspapers t sated it as a tactless Joke.
The press said that the Polish official view point will emerge only
after the study #f the text of the Lithuanian Constitution - however
they expect that the League will take up the matter in view of the
promise given by members to respect the frontiers of other members. The
press also said that this Lithuanian attack seems to be inspired by
Germany xk in view of the German desire to surround Poland with as
many difficulties as possible,
Government Marshal Pislduski spent uhe Wheat Sun in Sulejowek
The President of the Republic is in Poznania attending the military
ceremonies in Ostrowiec. Mr.Zaleski will Jeave for the Council of the
League on the 1st of June, *en.Hydz Smigly will rep,ace Marshal Pilsudski
during sveral im ortaht mil tary ceremonies during the month of June.
Mr.Dewey accompanied by Miniater Kwiatkowski leave for Lwow tonight0
Aviation The Polish plane for important flights - presumably another
transatlantic flight reached Warsaw from Amsterdam on Saturday.
Major Xubala and %j .Idzikowski decided to add new gas tanks to their
plane . They will experiment after the change again so their hop off
will not take place before the end of June,
