London, Sept. 5.
The heroism of the Polish army, navy and air force, and the "stirring feats of Polish airmen in air battles over England," are praised in a telegram sent by King George to Dr. Raczkiewicz, President of the Polish Republic, acknowledging a message from the latter on the first anniversary of Britain's entry into the war.
The reply concludes by declaring that His Majesty shares Dr. Raczkiewicz's -conviction in the final defeat of the tyranny now menacing Europe, and looks' with confidence to the restoration of Polish independence and liberties in Europe.
In his message, the Polish sident expressed admiration "for the great British nation which, in concert with her sister nations of the Empire, bears without shrinking the immense weight of responsibilities contracted for the safety of Christain civilization menaced by the tide of barbarism," and the conviction that "the day is rear when, thanks to the common effort-of nations of the British Empire and their allies, the world will be liberated from the tyranny new menacing it,"—Reuter.
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