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...Military Affairs Committee Room down the same hall to kill time. Louisiana's Long, spying the new President, started to sweep in upon him blatantly, changed his mind at the threshold, tiptoed away. Mr. Roosevelt was restless to get going. Ten minutes before noon he moved down the corridor toward the Senate, only to be stopped at the door, told that it was not yet time for his entrance. "All right, we'll go back and wait some more," he laughed...
Your use of "Polish Corridor ' to designate- that portion of Poland which the Polish people know as Pomorze is both unTIMEly and unfair...
Polish people resent such terminology for that section of Poland. Only German propagandists relish the use of the sarcastic term, "Polish Corridor." It is a disrespectful term, and in observance of the status quo of Pomorze, and for the sake of brevity, Pomorze for all TIME, please...
Since officials of the Polish Government, when conversing with non-Poles, usually speak of Pomorze as the "Corridor," TIME will continue to employ, with no disrespect to Poland, this terse, descriptive TIME-worthy term...
...most potent state hewn out of the War, grew agitated last week over her Presidential election next June. Urgent is the necessity of picking a President possessing world prestige-for who knows how much longer the Fascists, Militarists and Junkers now riding high in Germany will let the Polish Corridor alone? To a British journalist Chancellor Hitler exclaimed: "The Polish Corridor must be returned...