To the Sditor of the "Norrm-Cumwa Dany News."
Sttj—In your to-day's editorial, entitled "A Chinese View of Intervention" I find the following pose age to which I take a strong "Similarly after the Groat Wary some of the European nations found nvelves in auch difeattien that could hardly " maintain either sovereignty. or "thal. eolveney.
ind, Austria, Hungary wore saved by conimissions' under the Teagus of tations, and directly they have: been restored to strength the: Ingervenor ieft'the country, asking nothing return but to beheft by the superior conditions. and" the. oppertanities. to rade" which they afforded"
Since she has regained her political'independence, in 1048, Poland has never been subjected to any foreign intervention, military, political or financial, she. was able, at all times, to maintain her cignty and was not saved by any jeommission under the League, of ions. In fact, there has never been any such commission, that would assume authority over Po-and or any part of Poland, Even the financial reorganize tion and the introduction of stable currency was done by Min, Grabeki without any aid from outside. The first important loan from America was floated only after Poland's currency has been stabilized.
Tt may not be out of place to remind here that Poland was. the first country, after England, definitely to arrange repayment of her international debts, I apologize for using so much of your valuable space but I feel that: an injustice to my country would be done unless the aforesaid statement is corrected.
Enclosing my card, I am, ote,
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