"all Poland Sees Great Crisis Comtig"
Warsaw, Mar. 28.
The German Ambassador in Warsaw, Kerr von Moltke, saw Colonel Josef Beck, the Foreign Minister, last night. The conversation, it is stated, introduced no fresh element into the situation but it is believed that Colonel Beck probably assured Herr von Moltke that the Polish Government had no intention of departing from the principles of the non-
Aggression Pact of 1934 between Poland and Germany by joining any aggressive coalition against Germany.
"All Poland sees a great crisis coming," declared General Skwarczynski, leader of the Polish Government Party, in a speech at a meeting of his Party, which was attended by Marshal Edward Smigly-Rydz, Inspector-General of the Polish Army.
"We must work for peace," added General Skwarczynski, "and strive for good relations with our neighbours. We must not allow ourselves to b> influenced by any pressure and must not become involved in any aggressive Gesigns against our neighbours. For our frontiers, our honour and our independence, we will fight for victory to our last breath."—Reuter.
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