Warsaw, May 27.
Authoritative Polish quarters demied today that Colonel Josef Beck, Foreign Minister, was invited to visit Moscow and discuss questions bearing on the Soviet supply of war materials to Poland and the establishment of railways between the two countries.
They declared that Polish-Soviet relations were developing favourably, as were economic exchanges, and they declared that this was due to "Poland's desire to enjoy good relations with all her neighbours."
Meanwhile, the "Kurjer Polski," newspaper representing heavy in-Lid dustry interests, published an article welcoming the impending conclusion of the three-power mutual aid pact 3 between Britain, France and Soviet Russia. ft also declared, however, "But Poland must watch out for her own interests to see that they do not suffer as a result of all these pacts..."—Havas,
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