Gen. Sikorski said he "sincerely desired an understanding with Rus-sla—despite the wrong Russia recently had done to Poland and despite 150 years of profound dispute—but it must be a genuine agreement and not one which would violate the frontier and sovereignty of the Polish state, and which would throw doubt on the sincerity of the Allies' intentions in their struggle. tude to Great Britain and her For-ore, while expressing grati-
Ant Eden. legal status existing before the aggression which was condemned by all, I also express my confidence thet in future relations wall be arranged in the best possible way."—Reuter, July 19. ju our "bread and. justice," d France addressing a workers' meeting at Villa Verde, outside Madrid, ves relay.
"I tell you this," he said. "because
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