New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
Daughter Roots for Her Mother During Parents Mauling Match,
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PILSUDSkpS ARMY
 IS POLISH POWER
Dictator SWayS Parliament by
 His Military Power

London. r,D. 7--In tHs sai Ea- 'pIu. winch 14 a.NJ}. struggling "5rN questions like ta>'e and war j,ferlr.ous nd disarmament and u,up.oym.ut. at least On" country Poland has been enjoying a roaring farce called "rbangju@ the Goreru- mauf."
 lrs about the umpry-steenth time tHa r-puhuc Of Poland has changed governments in the trn stormy years since i, became an indcpon- dent comtrH and nobody takes tns=o things seriously except the po.0rintl leaders who happen to be busted.
 The Eara- was more like ma- nou.rt, show. The man who pulled '}, strings ',as a rugged soldier Of .>ty-odd with g. worm face and long vatrH- mustacbe just beginning to go gray. This showmau js Mar -Hal Joseph piIsudzkI
 The show Goes On.
 Il- pulled a string and mp hobbcd d. Ggurr called Premier Switals<i:
 "I resign my Eob,' he pipcd.
 rIlsudeIl pulled another string and up came the Polish president. Nosnlck.
 "HartI. yo3 form cabluet.'
 Professor Hortcl bowed, said; 'I WdL'
 Eo wheu rLo new Hartcl cabinet is announced. Marshal pilsudsN is -oau modcstly occupying the port folio of Minister Of War; For the Marsha. who is known in all Poland as tine dictator Of tho country, prac- tcaliy sols.
 "Iou make me minister Of war and give mo control Of the army and do not care who has the other jobs. Nor do care whoop what the SeJm tPohsh IarliamcnD doee. says or thinks"
 Pil~ud~ki an Unique Boss
 Postwar Europe has d fairish uuDer of dictators but Pilsudski is in class all by itself Like MussoIiul mdisputtcd boss oc Italy, the Marshal also starttcd out in life as socialist. but thereafter their paths rapidly djrcrged.
 The great Eonito vas born thc son Of plain working people. The Harshal was born an aris,ocrat Of almost princoly prctousione, went Io school aud college and studied 10 br a doctor. 1;ut he got in very bad with his Russian governors and vas 4rportod :or f.c years to Siberia.
 Ha came back full Of an abiding hatred Of the Russian opprcssors. iie droamad Of independence. edited " rlandestjn" newspaper and saw inc usld" ol the prison ot Warsaw, from which he made a famous cs- cape. tIr organized armed bands and captured the contents Of Rus sian pay trains. but none of the money stucI 10 his fingers. He put it all into the treasury of the Polish secret patriotic organizations.
 War Brought q Problem
 When inc world war broke out. h". like all other Poles. was mp against big problem. Russia. wanting Polish soldiers, promised rhe Poles something lik- autonomy after the war Austria did the same. I'Ilsudski and his friends voted for Austria, thinking they had St better riIancc 10 get Polish free dom from that side than from tho czar h"t rusudslsi Was soon un- . deceived.
 Er learned that Austria lad nc intention ot giving up Galizja. Ger. many not only proposed 10 hold he, o"n slice of Poland. hui 10 "rectify' troItors by adding portions or Rus. .au Pol@ud FiIsudslli objected and soon "as locked up by 'hr Germans tp br released two days before tho arm.-'lce by German ragoluGonarrga Il. returned 70 Nary;% and WI,