J. Mariewski, Polish consul here, told a local Jewish gathering the Jews of Poland have “every opportunity to develop and improve their economic status and create conditions which make a peaceful and friendly collaboration possible.” He said the Jewish problem in his country would probably solve itself in time through mutual arrangements.
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