London, July 9.
Britain and Poland are expected to sign a formal military alliance this week, putting into writing the guarantees the British Prime Minister, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, has made verbally on several recent occasions, it was understood last night.
Originally, it was understood, the two governments had decided to await the conclusion of a triple military alliance involving Britain, France and Russia, Because of the apparent deadlock in these negotiations, however, Britain and Poland now are working toward the signing of a formal alliance in the near future, it was sald.—United Press.
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