Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1935, Page 13

FUROPE'S DANGERS CENTER IN POLAND German Elements Continue " Corridor Agitation De- spite Treaty. By the Assoclated Press. In cabled dispatches, in letters from relatives, in gossip among travelerr, comes che message: “Watch Poland!” Indications from many sources are that Poland’s future history—probably of the immediate future—will be of | absorbing interest. From Germany comes the disturbing rumor that some elements feel that Pomorze, that area which often is called “the Polish cor- | ridor,” should again be part of Ger- many. The rumor is not shouted. It is, as a matter of fact, officially | frowned upon, for Germany and Po- | land have a “cultural pact” under | which the two governments have un- | dertaken to see to it that their citi- zens do not make unkind remarks | about their neighbors across the bor- ‘I der. But the smoke of rumor is there and the world may well be concerned by how much fire is causing that smoke. | Poland Once Partitioned. | ‘Poland once was partitioned between Russia, Germany and Austria. The United States, at the close of the World War, insisted that Poland be re- established, and at the stroke of a pen a nation lived again. 3 Atthe start of its renaissance Po- land hadto fight against the Commu- THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON Danger Spot for World Old Territory of GERMANY_ = AUSTRIA . 7/ RUSSIA ___ &# Poland as it was reconstituted after the World War of territory formerly belonging to Austria, Germany and Russia is shown above. The ancient kingdom of Poland was partitioned among Prussia, Austria and Russia in the eighteenth century. Today Poland's corridor to the sea is filled with dynamite for the peace of Europe. DELAWARE MAY ASSIST TOWN’S WOMAN VOTERS 19th Constitutional Amendment May Apply in Georgetown for Municipal Elections. By the Assoctated Press, DOVER, Del, February 2.—They're talking about extending the nineteenth amendment of the United States Con- stitution to cover Georgetown—popu- lation: 1,763. Under that amendment, women of the Nation have had the right to vote for the last 14 years, In Georgetown, however, there is another law. It says no women may vote at municipal elections unless they own property. Yesterday the Houss passed Repre- sentative Frank L. Joseph's bill giving all Georgetown women the right to vote.. The bill went to the Senate. PRINTER TO BE DINED G. P. 0. Forces to Honor A. E. Giegengack on March 2. A. E. Giegengack, public printer, will be honored at a testimonial din- ner to be given by the executive and personnel of the Government Printing Office and associated outside organi- | zations at the Wardman Park Hotel | March 2. ! Plans for the dinner were begun as soon as word of the confirmation by the Senate of Mr. Giegengack’s ap- pointment was received at the Govern- ment Printing Office. The committee ! in charge of the dinner is composed of Dr. George C. Havenner, George Ortleb, John A. McLean, William J. Cassiday and J. Thomas Ford. D. C, FEBRUARY 3, 1935—PART ONE. The PALAIS ROYAL G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 This spring every woman has a great interest in silks, for they loom large on the fashion picture. You will be impressed with the newness and attract- iveness of these silks, and the values they represent: Lady Washington Crepe, yard This is a pure silk crepe, of pure dye, and washable. We determined .24 i to give you the best silk crepe it was possible to offer at this price . .. and the value is extraordinary. There’s a wide color assortment, including white and black. Ideal for frocks, blouses, sports dresses, lingerie, afternoon and evening dresses. this price. 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Under Pilsudski’s leadership fine quality of crepe in floral, the Red troops were driven out of the country. Polish public opinion, remembering back through eight generations of Russian, Austrian and German domi- nation, has been none too friendly to- ward Germanic nations. This attitude has been a source of satisfaction to France which mate- rially assisted Poland in driving out the Communist army, for France long | has sought a “ring of steel” around | Germany. She tied Poland close to | her bilateral treaties and helped | Poland develop one of the most pow- erful military machines in the world today. In 1920, for example, Poland had a standing army of 1,000,000 men. Since that date, she has reduced her forces to 280,000, but she has well- trained reserves which must give her a total trained force of mnearly 2,000,600 available soldiers. Poland has concluded bilateral pacts with Russia, Germany, Ru- mania and other neighbors whereby she seeks to guarantee peace. Pomorze is an excellent name to | know; even though “Polish Corridor” | is easier to pronounce, it is not a | good expression to pronounce in the | presence of Poles. “Why should you | call it ‘corridor’?” ghey ask. “It al- ways was part of Poland before the | Feb Soor Germans took it away and, under ebruary ot God, it always will be hereafter. The only trouble with the Pomorze of the present day is that it is only a small fraction of our old Pomorze. The German suggestions are heard | This is CarOIe Lombard: i 3 ‘ ‘ ] = ' % - . » s s | With a Rhumba Swirl - This Complei'e Eveningin LET OUR EXPERT OPERATORS Paris Make_Up Ensemb!e GIVE YOU ONE, TOO! Each ensemble inclodes: 1 1 O L] Harmonized make-up is the only smart way to beauty— and this Evening in Paris Combination by Bourjois is a charming ensemble. The savings are so great you'll probably want several sets! Palais Royal—Main Floor. These prints are developed on a 139 % €eometric designs on both medium : and dark backgrounds. 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One of the sections thus mentioned was Pomorze. | Now, pact or no pact, such a sugges- tion is not likely to meet witk a pleasant reception in Poland. It is worth nothing that despite previous indications that Poland was pulling away from France and drifting into | a close friendship with Germany, | Joseph Beck,. Poland’s foreign min- ister, recentiy mnnounced that Poland would zealously preserve her alliance with France.” | e o TR Chicago Opera Signs Soprano. CHICAGO, February 2 (#) ‘Tennyson, New York soprano, day was signed by the Chicago Grand | Opera Co. for the 1935 opera season | here. She was the first to be signed | of the singers who will appear during 1 the eight-week season. Arthur Jordan Piano Co. 13th 8 G Home of the Mason Hamlin and Chickering Is a 2.10 value for only Perfume, value .... Lip and Cheek Cream ..Rouge, value ......... 2.10 You get all three of these for the price of the powder alone! It's a new way to do your hair—don't you think it is charming? 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