Mr. Biddle Submitted as Ambassador to Poland Washington, Feb. 7.
Mr, John G. Winant, former Direc-for of the International Labour Office at Geneva, was nominated as the United States Ambassador to Great Britain by President Roosevelt.
Mr. Winant, who came into prominence in 1934 when he was chairman of a committee to inquire into a strike in the textile industry, has specialized in labour problems for many years. He was appointed assistant director of the International Labour Office in 1935, but a few months later he returned to America be become one of President Roosevelt's close collaborators in the Ad-
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