Warsaw, Aug. 29.
Great emphasis on the Franco. Polish alliance was laid yesterday in interview with Havas by General Rydz Smigly, head of the Polish army and Poland's "First Man after the Washington, Aug. 26.
The United States Ambassador to Paris, Mr. Jesse Isidor Strauss, yesterday fesigned his post for reasons of imi health and will be succeeded by Mr. William Bullitt, now America's President" who left last night for France to attend the forthcoming French Army manoeuvres and to return the visit recently paid to Warsaw by General Gamelin, Chief of the French General Staff.
"This journey is the more so precious to me," Marshal Pilsudsky's Successor at the head of the Polish army inspectorate declared before Teaving, "as it will furnish me with an occasion to make closer contact with the French army, which, as everyone knows, is united to the Polish army by the alliance concluded between our two countries after the Great. War."—Havas.
Beginning on September 2, Malta will be given a new Constitution of the type already accorded number of British colonies, Under the new rule, an advisory Com~ mittee, some of whose members will he chosen by the Government, will assist the authorities in legislative and administrative matters—Havas, envoy to Moscow, it was oMclally announced here last night.
In his letter, accepting the ambos. Jsador's resignation the president said in part: "Should the Adminlstration headed by me last another four years term, I would ike to see you back at your post"—Havas
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