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tie cab) LOT OU TE Te SLT 5 WOT DET COON ACSI PA OC OO > SOE CO SC CE OR SO CO ea | OPN. oe DEPARTMENT OF STATE—DIVISION OF COMMUNICATIONS AND RECORDS TELEGRAPH BRANCH “— oe” PLAIN A - Agtion: BUR Yd from tne stay Control 7030 Info: Date ATOURD Liaison cha PaTtmeny s/s id 7 2 Ree'd Apral 23, 1947 = _ i: p.m. A~H . - . a5 | Seve pe) OcD FROM: Warsaw cra path TO : Secretary of State ESP NO 3: 609, Twenty-second FO orc ~ar0s LUDU 19th carried condensation spsech of Foreign iinister Modzelwski to Warsaw electricity plant em- re/B ployees conserning western lands in which he stated in ! pert: "In Potsdem in our conversations with Americaa a delegation represented by President Truman and in cone. versetions with Greet Britain, it was agreed thet forriuls which speaks of transfer of these lands to Polish administration is only formality. International reactionary circles instigating steps against our western frontiers. There cannot be free nations! development in Poland, there cannot he assured independence for our country without frontiers outlined in Potsdam. At the seme time, we announce we sre ready to consumate aliianse — al with every country vhich wants peate as we do and which |7, will agree that our frontiers are inviolatable. In all countries regardless of government, democratic Poland has many friends. It has friends in USA and in Great Britain. I ean assure you number of these friends is increasing because progressive forces and peoples strength in these countries is growing." ° RGARCTNIK 19th quotes from resent article in Polish weekly ! | p Sura? I POLSKA" (concerning Henry Wellace which states: ie Ch" Wallace is one of leaders of America's political life. re aA Te" statements ere characterized by accurate eppraisal 1 \’s elear objectives honest methods. Although democratic he \\) opposes President Truman, least of 411 those who (?) zi creation third party in Americs with progressive p in defense of human rights are turned on him/ If a ha oe 2. INFORMATION COPY