Nothing less than a personal visit to Gydnia will drive home the conviction that Poland will never ab-ondon the Corridor without—fight-Ing. Now the Germans have promised not to fight the Poles. They sull falke of buying Géynia, and giving Poland a Corridor' through Nemel for the return of this Cor-rider to Germany. This may have been one of the German thoughts behind their non-aggression pact with Poland. But the sight of Gaynia refutes the possibility of such a trade.
In the investigation of the question "Will "War Come?" the Polish Cor-rider takes a front place., The conclusion at this moment is that of Germany were still in her old mood about the absolute necessity of regaining the Corridor, war here would some day be inevitable. But Germany is notin her old mood. Danzig proved that. Tu Warsaw perhhaps the answer may be found when ther war over the Corridor is merely to be postponed, if so. for how Jong, or whether it' may not after all transpire that here too Hitler may prove a Peace-Maker. getting ready for his ill-tated voyage of discovery into the Antractic, mention the Terra Nova because I tried to join her as an AB. but 1 was not fat enough to stand the cold and I did not have blue eyes. Apparently blue eyes are the least likely to be affected by snow blindness, at least, that is what T was told when I applied for one of two vacanles which occurred aboard her.
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