The Archive · 1939

U.S. Recognizes Government

Washington, Oct. 1

Since the U.S. Government considered the new Polish Government formed in Paris to be the constitu tonal successor of the Warsaw Gov-jemment, there was no reason for it to go anew through the procedure of granting it formal" recognition, diplomatic quarters asserted today.

Answering rumours about the "uncertain" attitude of the United States toward the Raczkiewicz Government, these circles pointed out that Mr. A. J. Drexel Biddle Jr., the U. S. Ambasjsidor accredited to Poland, would continue as envoy to the Polish Gov-jemment in Paris. Moreover, the 'Secretary of State, Mr. Cordell Hull, was understood to be preparing a reply to the Polish "Note sent him' yesterday announcing the Jcreation of the new Government. This

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