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THE CHINA MAIL, MAY 6,,1989 -

POLISH MEMORANDUM FOLLOWS FORECAST Reminders To Germany Of Past Overtures Confused

Situation

Foreseen

Warsaw, To-day.

The Polish memorandum replying to the German Note denouncing the Polish-German Agree- ment of 1934, was handed to the German Am- bassador yesterday.

BRITISH RECOGNITION OF SLOVAKIA

Bratislava, To-day. Britain's de facto recognition of Slovakin has been followed, Reuter learns, by the appointment of Mr. Peter Pares, of the British Con- sular Service, as British Consul in Bratislava with the concurrence of the Slovak Government.

Mr. Pares has been in Bratis- lava for some time. He previous- ly held exequatur from the Czecho-Slovak Government-Reu-

ter.

The memorandum states that the Polish Govern- ment had foreseen that the difficulties experi- enced by the League of Nations in administer- ing Danzig would create a confused situation SPANISH which must be clarified in the interest of Poland and Germany.

After stating that the Polish Government has al- ways considered its obligations based on the Polish-German declaration of 1934, the memor- andum proceeds:

"For several years the Polish

Government has given the Ger REMARKABLE

man Government to understand that it has been possible to pro- ceed with sincere conversations on this subject.

"However, the German Govern- ment only replied that the Dan- zig problem should not interfere with German-Polish relations.

ASSURANCES

ENTHUSIASM IN WARSAW

Warsaw, To-day. The Polish Foreign Minister, "Moreover the German Govern-Colonel Joseph Beck, received an ment had on more than one occa-extraordinary ovation at the sion given the Polish Government close of his speech in Parliament assurances on the subject of the yesterday. free city of Danzig."

The memorandum rejects the thesis that - the Anglo-Polish understanding is incompatible with the Polish-German non- aggression pact, which it says Hitler had no right to denounce. ANY VALUE!

The Ukrainian deputies joined in the applause when a resolution ap- proving the speech was carried.

General Zeligowski, who seized Vilna for Poland, jumped from his seat and ran to shake hands with Col. Beck, whose policy he has hit- herto opposed.

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The memorandum adds that if No representatives of the the German Government attaches] Powers were present in the diplo- any value to the drawing up- in matic gallery. contractual form of good neigh- . In the lobbies afterwards bourly relations, the Polish Gov-speech was regarded as moderate ernment is ready to consider sug-but firm. It expressed Poland's gestions which take into account sincere desire for peace but with the Polish view.

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Reuter.

Sonja Henie's new, leading, man,

honour.Reuter.

"MOUNTAINS OF THE MOON" EXPLORED

Members of a Polish scientific expedition have returned after spending three months in the "Mountains of the "Moon," the Ruwenzori Range, which separates Uganda and the Belgian Congo.

The expedition spent 40 days in the Ruwenzori Mountains without returning to their base camp, and later carried out the remarkable feat of ascending. the two active volcano, Muhavuru and.. Nyamla- gura, in two days. They spent four days in the crater...of the latter volcano, from which streams of lava are now flowing down into Lake Kivu,

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The botanist-collected 200 -dif-

SIGNOR GAYDA VENTURES ON WARNING TO POLAND

Rome, To-day.

Signor Gayda, the Italian poli-

tical

writer, commenting · 11 "Giornale d'Italia” on

Beck's speech,

Colonel

warns Poland against adopting an "exaggerated attitude" of opposition to Germany.

He advises Poland to consult own interests and not allow them to be sidetracked by the contingent interests of others.

MILITARY MILITARY only her MISSION VISITING ROME

Signor Gayda reminds Poland that it was only through the per- sonal intervention of Mussolini and Italy's action that the problems of Teschen and the common fron- tier with Hungary were resolved A Spanish military mission, head-in Poland's favour. ed by General Garcia Escames, ar- rived here yesterday from Naples.

Rome, To-day.

"Italy simply and frankly invites the Polish Government to examine Official reason for the presence in and then make a responsible deci- Rome of the mission is its partici-sion on a problem which has been pation in Italian Trans-Ocean.

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open since 1919 and is now reach- ing a decisive stage." Reuter.

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