Stiffening of Polish Stand Blamed on Mr. Roosevelt Berlin, Feb. 9.
What appears to be serious concern at the stiffening of Poland's attitude towards the authoritarian States as a result of President Roosevelt's recently reported remarks has led to renewed attacks on him in the German press, The "Hamburger Fremdenblatt" says that one Polish journal openly occupies itself with the question of a renewal of the old friendship between France and Poland, opening with the remark that "great impetus has been given to ce-operation between them through President Roosevelt's action.
Both the "Hamburger Fremdenblat and the "National Zeitung" assert that President Roosevelt is responsible for a revival of international tension.—
Reuter.
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