Again Marshal Pilsudski has to stop into the breach created by the Jatest failure in Cabinet-making in Poland. During the past year successive Prime Ministers have at tempted to get the constitutional system into working order. By the end of June it was found possible to stage 2 mass demonstration against, the Pilsudski regime. Yet, in spite of it all, the President is again confronted by a crisis which gives him apparently no option but to turn to the veteran dictator. The seriousness of the situation lies in the fact! that, unless the Poles can give seme definite proof of their having acquired a capacity for self-government, important problems may have to be dealt with in a manner dis-Hinetly at variance with the hopes stich inspired the -ereation of -the ost bellum Poland.. Marshal Pilsadski is an able man but his politi-limited. He fortunately can claim that Poland is smoothly, The report of Sir Otto Niemeyer, functioning as a separate entity Whether he fully appreciates importance of settling her differ ces with her neighbours so as tte ffecilitate the solution <f pressing internal problems is perhaps the pivotal question of the moment.
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