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Polish delegation to Geneva; Mr.Zaleski ,head of the Polish delegation
to Geneva leaves tomorrow for Paris to sign the Kellog's Treaty,then
from Paris firect to Geneva-where he will he assisted "by Mr.Glivic
and Sokal. The other members of the delegatien are Mr.Modoelewski,
Dr.Chodzki,Minister .Lukasiewicz and deputy Gralinski. Mesars.Holowko,
Tarnowski,Arc 'szewski,Szumlakowski will be technical adviser. Tnen
severs.! secretaries will complete the delegation. Messrs.Mr ozo-wski
and Eundstein will be Legal advisers. The delegation for the forth*
comign session is very numerous as compared with those of arevious
years.
Before leaving for Paris and Geneva Mr. aalsokl will spent one day
in Spa la to confer with the President of the Republic,
Official Mr.Bartel will take office on the 25th inst. Col.Beck will
be the liason between him and the Marshal.
Mr.Dewey will return to Warsaw by the end of the-month.
Poland appointed a new military attache to Japan - uiaj .Plojar-Reichman
Orthodox Church The Metropolitan Odhincil of the Orthodox Church
is sitting in Warsaw preparing the work for the first Sgrbor of the:
Orthodox Church in Poland. The Sobor is the con ress of both the
clergy and laye masses/
Mr.Ivy Lee who is visting in laroaw gava a press interview to the
Kurjer Porane y in which he laid stress in the belief of Mr.Dewey
in the possibility of increasdd relati -ns between Poland and the USA,
Major Kubala and Idzkowski ar.-ived yesterday in Warsaw where a
heartily ovation was prepared for them.
Economic last report of Mr .Dewey speaking of the necessity to
improve the Polish product! n in order to counterbalance the
present deficit of the trada balance found strong interest in
the Warsaw press. The Kurjer Polski takol up the matter today #
There is also a desire to start a propaganda among women to
discontinue the importation of cuxuries.
