London, June 27.
Many thousands of Polish troops, ho fought with the French armies and the British Expeditionary Force in France and were brought to.|Britain when it became evident that France was seeking an armistice, are row being reorganized and reformed in this country, it is learned today.
General Sikorski, Polish Premier and Commander-in-Chief of the Polish army, saw the British Prime in Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, last night and discussed the future status of the Polish army and its role in Britain.
Poland's determination to fight on shoulder to shoulder with the British Empire was reaffirmed by M. Mikolajoczyk, Vice-President of the National Council of the Polish Republic, in a statement issued in London last night.
M. Mikolajoczyk, who arrived from France with other members of the Polish embryo Parliament formed under the chairmanship of M. Paderewski in France, said: "The fight for free, independent Poland goes on despite cruel failures and disappointments, The Poles had, have, and must have, will and determination te persevere in this struggle, in close cooperation with the powerful British Empire for the liberation of Poland under the leadership of General Sikorski,"—Reuter.
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