Famous Pianist Says German Danger Is Not Yet Past Warsaw, July 23.
Paderewski, ex-Premier of Poland and world-famous pianist, has offered to contribute £10 a month to Poland's Defence Loan until Poland is out of Conservative parer "Czas," he ex-herts Poles to remember tha: "the German danger" is not yet past.
He writes: "The stand of the Western democracies, France and England, has removed the danger of imminent war. The Poles everywhere have forgotten internal dissension in the face of the enemy. We must not, however, think that the danger is past. It still exists and we cannot know when it will arise again.
"We learn from the German press that Poles only have an artificial enthusiasm; that their nerves will not last long. Those who are going to reap the victory will be those who have full understanding of moral values, and I trust that the party Which will be victorious is that which is defending itself against its enemies.
"Poland, being a poor country, must do her utmost to preserve her fighting forces. For the moment everybody is doing his best to help Poland withstand the pressure of her enemy ies. The Defence Loan has been subscribed to in a magnificent way. I suggest that we subscribe not only a single sum to this loan but also contribute a steady monthly flow, and I, for my part, shall contribute £10 a month until Poland is out of danger."—Reuter.
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