BRITAIN & POLAND

Grey River Argus, 22 July 1941, Page 4

BRITAIN & POLAND

LONDON, Julv 20. Asked in the Commons if be would publish the treat.es of ai.iaiice between Britain and her Ah.es, the Foreign Secretary (Mr Eden), said that the only treaty of ajliance is the Anglo-Polish agreement, regard ng mutual assistance, signed in London on August 25, 1939, and already published. Mr Eden added: “It, however, will be recalled that, in the resolution unanimously adopted at the inter-Allied meeting held in London on June 12, the Governments represented were described as being engaged together in the fight aga'ast aggression, and the-,’ asrred to continue the struggle against the German or Italian aggressor until victory is won, and mutually to assi :t each other in the struggle to the utmost of their respective capacities. No formal treaties are indeed necessary to express the close ties of friendship which bind the Allied peoples, and which are finding expression in deeds rathe” th n words.”