| Show UMMM e - '' : s Hurt as Mob ) Churchill Calls Reds Rule Poland But Allow For Strong - Considerable Freedorn mitted to for themselves L WHITE Western Bloc North American Poles object to the Newspaper Alliance ment exactly as the Irish objected 1 choose By W The govern- gram but to the fact that like Eamon de Valera to the Irish in 1920 Mikolajczyk has become the symbol of freedom to all Poles That Mikolaf czyk's communist opponents admit his popularity is proved by the fact that they have originally postponed elections promised for the first half of 1946 to some indefinite date I I I ng demands for release! I R A men Police first fired over the heads of the demonstrators and then charged wielding their batons Three policemen and five peat boggers were injured O'Kelly was en route to mass for Irish leaders who fell in the 1916 liberation war After the crowd had been dispersed O'Kelly continued to church His return route was thickly lined with police- Storms Car Of Eire thief DUBLIN May 9 (UP)—Eight persons were injured Thursday when police clubs broke up a noisy demonstration around the automobile of Erie Pres Sean O'Kelly in behalf of Sean McCaughy Irish republican array hunger striker held in Maryborough prison Some 400 peat bog workers who recently struck in sympathy with McCaughy and David Fleming an Ira hunger striker nearing death in Belfast prison swarmed around O'Kelly's car and refused to let it Salt 5akt trribtutt Tr II e Friday May 10 1946 passboth Siamese Twins Nearing Death i larney Funciscan friars officiate 11M at his funeral Ulster police made special arCe:?'rangements to guard against riots cril) among the nationalist population f of Belfast which is estimated at i nearly 100000 Strong feeling has been voiced over the northern Ireland government's refusal to release Fleming on humanitarian grounds or at least to change the charges to political rather than criminal as he demands Fleming is serving 12 years for felony and treason McCaughy is 1 00 serving a life sentence for killing "Ias an Irish republican army leader irro Ille tip 414111 Dr Frederick McSorley prison doctor and a fellow of the Royal 110111 College of Physicians expressed AAV amazement that Fleming was still alive Thursday GARDEN cis maims Syrup "We can't understand it" he ITEA Presonms said "He can't last much longer" Crepe luic - N ::: : WARSAW (By Wireless) — to being ruled by the British from By DAVID ANDERSON castle and are riot less Netherlands The HAGUE THE There is considerably more free- Dublin than were the Irish in unanimous Churchill speak- dom in Poland than one would the May men before they got home days In Belfast police took special ing here Thursday afternoon be- expect to find coming from the rule precautions against possible riots fore both houses of parliament west 170— PORTLAND Ore May 9 Like the Irish at the momentarily expected death renewed his plea of last year in First the red army is not nuweakSiamese Portland's twins of Fleming in the 19th day of The present symbol of freedom Belgium for a United States of merous nor conspicuous and is well for all Poles is Mikolajczyk If ened as they began their third day his fast He had previously fasted 27 days Europe or at least for the creation behaved The Russians of course free election is held this year hia of life Thursday and the attending of a strong western bloc designed maintain lines adherents will get not less than 70 physician said he believed they communication Fleming made his funeral arof would not live rangements Thursday He called in possibly as much as 90 to further the ideal of world peace across Poland to their occupation and votes cast carrying the rural "One is very definitely losing his brother James and his sister We hope the western democra- zone in Germany as well as to the Dr Joseph V Springer Ellen and asked that he be buried by majoroverwhelming regions ground" cies of Europe will draw ever closer Polish coal districts near Kato- ities and even the industrial towns said "and in my opinion there is in the republican plot of his native mind a matter is and this together ones substantial will no This live chance that popularThey they Killarney cemetery beside other you which should be very carefulEDITOR'S NOTE: The author by is due not to his party's pro- - may not last through Friday" Irish patriots He asked that Kil ity 15 considered from many angles" of "Report on the Russians" is Churchill said on an extensive tour of Europe In substance his remarks to the people of Holland were the same wice and also keep military estabas those made to the Belgians: in lishments at Polish Baltic ports both instances Churchill affirmed which they are using 2 c‘31 bis belief that security for the fearFurthermore the red smaller nations reposes in the good ful lest its radio codes army be broken will among the great powers down relies instead on telephone I lines for its communication system —147: ait ' Growing Closer t within Poland Thus detachments The Dutch were told as the Bel- of Russian soldiers charged with ( 0 gians had been that the United maintenance and security of these a States and Britain were "ever com- lines dot Poland's main roads in closer together" and But all these have been 'there can be nothing but advan- added after of soviet troops the number the in Poland tage in this for the rest of Eutoday certainly does world" In the prosperity of not exceed 500000 and 350000 rope and the assurance of world would probably be a more accurate ' IF t ' security The Netherlands has an figure ' to continued play Important part Withdraws Troops Churchill The physical and moral '—' not only gives of Holland recovery are that the Present this nation the momentum it needs :soviet unionindications withdrawing troops but serves as an example to its from Poland Israther 444204''''''''r than increassaid he zeighbors 4' ' N ' 4 numbers their the i ing During to the war the Churchill's only reference '"":61t 1 I l St ' of several ' '''tam gauge railway (7174""" one a i' East Indies was N '''' t passing ‘ Ac lines across Poland was widened t Y r ti at made nonetheless with some dra- to 1 enable soviet troop and supply 94 e mat:c effect He was speaking of 10 F ' 47-' Dutch stability as a :'1 ! '''T culler value in the 1' '1 z h ' line to the Katowice coal fields 1 Si Holland "I trust that yout affairs one c1 4 7 '4V11C1ri ' :': another to the Russian zone :51"11: t:::::::$ í abroad willl prosper as do those at and --in Germany these railway lines !I li ' 1 I He accentuated he said horna' II 4 r the word 'abroad and paused be- are now being restored to Poland's c:::standard fe'' European railway gauge fore resuming 1 il I :' i Protects 1I 4 i' I I 1 f does not now plan to make Russia where here i4' my (I today 'Speaking 11 1 I 4 words may carry far and wide I Poland a 17th soviet republic but A say the duty of the larger powers will allow her a measure of in4' ' 2 ( I Is to see that the rights of small dependence plus certain ties to I ' A western 4 Europe nations are respected" said Chur1 ! d' ::: :': 14I :' The red army in Poland Is on chill "The purpose of the 'United 1 - - 29: th I ' Nations is to make sure that the its best behavior While there are :4 q(cf 5': stories of 4''0 force of right will in the ultimate many tb I instance be protected by the right red army rape and pillage during i the first days of Poland's occupaof force" most tion of them The welcome given Churchill by may be writf' ::lfg'140 1 the populace of The Hague was as ten off as normal incidents of ' heartening as the weather As war 44$'4 i 'N ':'' everywhere in liberated Europe "e "?::' f'il:t( Kremlin Rules : where he had gone Churchill was ' ' (:::: t' i ' However although red army ofaccepted in the light of his great Orr- l" ficers do 'i- "::'13 '” not t comes wartime achievements He p't purchase luxury zoo' 111? 39 4 Pi": RTY: (16‘ 1 o':N to Holland at a moment of unusual items in Warsaw shops the Krem:‘ :: v: emotional appeal For Friday is lin nevertheless rules Poland's eco:4 f1 k t the sixth anniversary of the inva- nomy as proved by the fact that i I :::::: the a sion and few days ago the first 17 long trains drawn by soviet full year of liberation was cele- locomotives and piled high with ::: k brated Churchill is intimately con- precious Polish coal run in a con:::::' if nected with each event in the mind stant stream from Polish coal tr' 4 '41:'' evtrrv" HoThander and fields toward the soviet frontier of t: they are pleased he has come to under terms of trade agreement i The Hague when orange-colore- d "negotiated" between the Kremt once lin trees communist-dominatein and the Poland's d lights again glow '7 e :::: at night and flags adorn the iSt''''' ' : i:' government ''' 77"7""11100111011 I: streets ‘ N Possibly because the Poles feel e''r '' this Quisling government was not Copyright by N Y Times 1 ': a free agent actually representing t i ::4'''''''':i6: 7:- d i the Polish people in these negotiP o t il 't ations and partly because they i see little evidence that Russia ? 1 ) ? Poland gives anything tangible in ‘ return for that coal Most Poles ISHPEMING Mich May 9 Uri regard these shipments as reparaemodell1114 II —Violence stemming from the 13- - tions or indemnity payments rath' er week-ol- d as than iron miners' strike flared normal commercial 77:::! 1 ff4 49111 (til again Thursday when Peter Russo transactions 1 29 a striker was wounded by ) 4 1 Control Police AA N i gun fire t ' Moscow actually governs Poland 551 The shooting occurred a short ) r:—7 J time after the C I 0 Steelworkers' not through the red army but via 1Ny $: union rejected a mining company Poland's police which in the orig'' It7 :1 t '4"' 111) ' 0 proposal for settlement of the inal agreement between Moscow 6ti p:: Irit !111440‘4 Ntrike and the western democracies wax Chief of Police Nestor Eck loft supposed to be under the Jurisdicsaid Adolph Honks la one of the tion of a member of Vice Premier '''4S4g : tt miners who has continued to go Mikolajczyk's peasant party ta' 1 1 i 4 down into the pits during most of However by a quick communist ' :' 'i ''14 ' 7'"'''0''''-'-'':' '' '' Lt tt '' the strike admitted firing the maneuver it was transferred to i iy4144"" 44k':' 1 I0 '1 sit 4 bullet which struck Russo in the communist control and has been ' i''''t'' ':::::::r!:t1ankle- - Honka la was arrested :!: i -':7!1- ' thoroughly reorganized by six vet1 '::::' :: erans of the soviet NK VD into i :It :: :::: :: ‘- Ac:!::!':'::'7:k :' ::: 1: : VW' ?"'''' ': a secret police force of the kind o t t :'::: ' which controls the Russian people I :'1 41f7: As far as free speech is conI cerned toin conditions Warsaw wf --: t 0 --:: 1 day are reminiscent of those in '::1 z i: Moscow in the early 20's when ' Crepe dress with hip flare the Russian secret po:ice was not I '''' '1 4' Z4 I yet well organized when a certain ! - - ii 1 I I amount of criticism of the governi N k: i INs 4 1 neckline ment was permitted and when the and laced self-tri1 t k 'I - 'Int k4 ' t- --' Russians had not yet learned the '! A 1 4 ' '7 ':' ': 471 li :i:: :Ii:x411) 1 danger of talking freely to k i It t 11141tIs'0ie2A1C4'' t I :?:::'! i i' C I foreigners 1 '''''t 4 1- It 400 black melon navy 14 '' 11E17 EASY WAY TO " " i Grey t aqua Persons Disappear g 04 r ?1 11 -- 4 Yet this danger is already presI l WASH GLASSWARE ent in Poland Poles frequently 7 : 2 -II as without in blue water &tak very hot disappear warning deep :44:A': Russia most foreign diplomats 11? 1 :::J4 I::::::-and who those contact have of dask with and Rate lel with Peeka-bo- o Drops neckline v to io them are under surveillance and 1 4ki:::)': ':1 frequently the secret police orf soap Wash glasses Grease and '::-" ganize what is known as a "well" gbeau-catchtie and peplum' flu disappear lipstick stains Over a period of days the police ? iis :i:i':: arrest all those who knock at the ' V f:: i' door of a suspected address holdvanish! Rinse and let glasses th t -- p ' ' them for ing questioning for days t''' '' I Black aqua melon grey l' or weeks strala dry sparkling streak Whether or not this present trend will continue until Poles free sterile! Rain Drops leaves glob 14-9k finally live in as much fear of the r secret police as do the Russians kaods smooth and white tool no one can at this point honestly predict For the time being at Classic linesves eeves sleeves YOUR least Russia is allowing the Poles much more freedom than she does CROCER IN -tZIth'irc her own people I) 'RAS " " — 11( ff: Poles Object J and added touch of color 17111PKA - 0 one —1"711111111111'1 reasons for of the Perhaps 4 11 41:colted iry4 the present freedom of speech in 4 7 Poland is that the people are so Good Sousekodpsnt 4046 ":1 to the la" presopposed waistline unanimously on flower in A "' ent regime that they do not fear 111111144 (s4 alp to talk I traveled from Stettin on i!1 the Baltic to Cracow and Katowice I AO' In the south and never once did I 116 Black grey sand lime meet a Pole who supported the r present government unless he was holding office under it This does ' not mean that they criticize all tits the government has done To tc) AMERICA'S that date many of its policies are good ANasy'lstl WASWORD they concede and they will be carried out by any subseqüent gov '4141 Sizes 9 to 15 DEB SHOP-SEC- OAD FLOOR FOR DISHES & LAUNDRY ernment that the Poles are per - 3- ii I- - il k 05417 - 7 'N!) t 13r - s - I( — 't tfi11 - that — — ' - 06 t" - f 1111° ' eit 4—'''WOrr :ialt restoration -- ATE - r i) 4140): - Right Al - :: 1 "- i'-1- 17' : s 7 A ' - - - 0- '47 9 t y ' 1 6i- ed - 1 414 ::' ‘ ) Ili ' MANNERS WITH ' I ) 9 4 4 6 tr: - 4' - :: q :::: L-- ' :" - 7' 41'2: 4 j - 4 z: ::A:-- :: :r ::: ' ' ' -- el'-- " ' 7 ' '9 ' - - :k - A 7 ' ' '''"- :- br4Vie 77 a Jk '7-'-‘-:- 1 )"--"::"-7"7"- Striker Wounded Miner Arrested - A : 0 :: ' - i :: - - : - - -- c 9 ' r : 't ) : s: — :)s t - 1 4 - t 't ' - 1 1 17A'"''114 ': ' 'It 7 - :::: 1 '::: : I !- -' 4 k':r 4 ::: ':' if - - :::: - ':' t i - te :'-- 1 :tI ::— -- cl2i :: E s 1 i'''':"':7-''''- :'II -- '' 1 : - - c - e- m -- :: - : : i 1 At 1 --- iv A ::: i 71 g E ': it::::: 4k ') - " -- 14- 7:--: :::::: U 4: - 1498 i ::: LI - - r ::::"::::1 1 - ::' -- ' :' ' :: er I ii:: - i : i:: : I - r ( : ! - s -- l -- 4 - 14h- i: t ' t 1 i ::r"° -- (:e ER 017) 'T) - 1298 -- - |
