London, May 23.
Great Britain is awaiting replies to her soundings of the Eastern European countries regarding their attitude towards the proposed agreement between the British, French and Soviet Governments, Reuter learns. it is generally understood that Turkey would welcome the alliance, and that Greece is also likely to approve, particularly on account of her close relations with Turkey.
It is emphasized that the question of the Far East does not enter into the agreement, the proposals of which are confined to' resistance in Europe.
The Polish Ambassador in London few to Warsaw yesterday. He is stated to have gone for personal reasons, but undoubtedly he will have a full talk with Colonel Joseph Beck, Polish Foreign Minister.—Reuter,
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