New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
GLAND Is Safe
FromRed Peril.
Envoy Reports
DIR. .Wroblewski ON First Trip
TO America Says His Cor,n-
try No LongerIs in Danger
OF BOlshevist Persecution
New Republic Thriving
Majestic Passes Quarantine
Quickly After Tests by
the Surgeon General

Or. Ladislas Wroblewski, new Polish
Minister to the United States. ar
rived here yesterday on the White
Star liner Majestic, and in few days
viii depart for Washington to assume
the duties Of his post. The diplomat,
who made his initial trip to this coun-
try. after representing Poland in Lon
don for the last two years, was accom-
panied by his wife, two sons and a
daughter.
Poland is no longer in any danger
of persecution by the Bolshevists, DR..
Wroblewsh said yesterday, Cor al
though occasional misunderstanding
are still arising between the two coun-
tries, the Russians are fully aware of
the fact that the new republic has
capable statesmen to cope with all in
ternational problems. Poland is also
making rapid strides both industriallv
and economically, he added, toward
rehabilitation.
Although he is here for the first
time, the diplomat said he had ample
opportunity of observing the United
States at close hand while he served
as Minister to London. He declared
that Poland has every reason to be
grateful to the United States for it's
friendly attitude and that he expressed
the good wishes Of his people TO
America.
Cornelius Yanderbilts Aboard
Rumors were prevalent among the
passengers on the Majestic that Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilt, who was travail.
ing with her husband, Brigadier Cen
eral Cornelius Vanderbilt, had under
gone an operation for an ear affection.
This fact could not be verified, but IL
was admitted by Cornelum Vanderbilt
Jr, who met his parents on the shin
down the Bay, that his mother was in
disposed. Mrs. Vanderbilt had been
in Europe since April and was ioined
by her husband last June. Their
daughter, Grace who was booked to
sail with her parents, did not arrive,
but is expected to follow in two weeks
They went to their Fifth Avenue home
The younger Vanderbilt, who has a
news service in Washington, hired a
special train in the capital earlv YES
terday, when he found that no other
was available, and was rushed here in
time to make the revenue cutter, which
left the Battery at 1850 o'clock in the
morning to meet the Majestic in Quar-
antine.
Little time was lost by the Public
Health doctors in passing the liner
through Quarantine, for DR.. H. S. Cum
ming, Surgeon General of the United
States, was abroad the ship and had
examined and passed most Of the 1876
passengers on Monday. DR.. Cumming
returned from the international Sani-
tary Conference, which was held in
Paris Rnd while abroad visited DR..
Spahlinger, Swiss specialist, who has
discovered an anti-toxin serum, rex
tracted from horses, which is used in
treatment for tuberculosis.
Serum To BE Tested Here &.
He declined to comment on the
merits of the serum, but said it was
being tested by the British government
and will now be the subject of expert
mentation in this country. He also
said he found marked change in the
emigrants as far as their cleanlines SIS
was concerned when they appear at
the debarkation stations before their
departure for this country.
Luigi Barzini, Italian newspaper man,
paper, the Courier del Americana"
which will begin publication on the
first of the year in this city. He said