751.60c/139: Telegram
The Ambassador in France (Bullitt) to the Secretary of State
[Received April 12—8:13 p.m.]
713. The Polish Ambassador informed me this afternoon that he had talked with Daladier on the subject reported in my No. 699, April 31, 4 p.m., and that Daladier had said to him that he would be glad to have the French-Polish alliance placed on the same basis as the British-Polish alliance; that is to say each nation would be exclusive judge of the moment when its vital interests were engaged and the partner to the alliance would be obliged to come to its assistance automatically. The Polish Ambassador added that he had as a matter of information found Daladier so calm and determined and that he felt that the general attitude of France today was far finer than it had ever been in his experience.