Poland Not Considering Any Change in Policy Vienna, Aug. 30.
Gen. Rydz-Smigly, the Polish Premier, left here to-day with his suite for Paris. In commenting on the Premier's trip, the Polish press emphasizes that it has no unusual significance.
According to Warsaw papers, Gen. Rydz-Smigly's visit, just as the recent one of Gen. Gamelin, Com-Mander of the French Army, Warsaw, has military significance only within the cadre of purely bilateral relations "between Poland and France. It is denied that the date for this trip has been advanced, owing to unexpected circumstances, having been set a Tong time. ago to coincide with the French autumn manceuvres.
Rumours that Poland is considering a change in her foreign policy also are stoutly denied. It is pointed out that Poland has a permanent foreign policy, in which her alliance with France is the chief factor. The "Kurjer Codzienny" states that the permanent Franco-Polish alliance remains intact."—Havas,
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