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Polish War Veterans
In Italy Suspicious
Of Repatriation Offer
By the A**ociated Pres*
| ANCONA, Italy, April 11.—Vet-1
erans of the Polish 2nd Army are
mulling over the Polish government’s
offer of repatriation recently an
nounced by British Foreign Min
j ister Ernest Bevin, but they are not
i hurrying to hit the trail for home.
Most of them, judging by six hours
of interviews with members of three
battalions stationed near Ancona, are
eyeing the offer suspiciously.
They suggest that if Gen. Wladi
slaw Anders army is to be demobi
lized, its members should be settled
: elsewhere than in Poland, at least
for the time being,
i Some of them who have met
Canadian troops and learned to like
'them, say: "Why not Canada?"
Others gladly would go to Chicago
where, they have heard there are a
million of their countrymen.
| Nearly all say “anywhere but Po-'
jland.” They would like to go home
| but “not,” as many of 50 men in
terviewed repeated over and over,
“while the Russians are there.”
Many of them had been in Rus
sian jails. Some said they did not
know7 why they were sentenced.
Others said they were sentenced be
cause they were members of the
j regular Polish Army. Some served
two years of sentences ranging up
to 15 years, frequently commuted
'■ from original death sentences.
| Of those interviewed, only six pro
cessed willingness to go. All were
! driven by the desire to see families
i they had not heard from for two or
three years, and all expressed “a
■ hope for the best."
Large Tracts Available
For Returning Soldiers
WARSAW. April 11 OPi.—'Twenty
thousand Polish soldiers have come
back—and more are coming—to be
demobilized and start life anew in
Poland.
The government is assigning large
tracts of lands in former German
territories to those soldiers who
want to farm. Agricultural workers
are desperately needed, for those
territories mean that Poland has
approximately 3,000.000 more acres
that should be cultivated to help
tide the nation over from harvest
time until the spring of 1947.
The government supplies each set
tler with quantities of seeds and
loans tractors and other mechanized
equipment. The average farm
ranges from 15 to 30 acres.
Many demobilized soldiers re
turned from the United Kingdom
say that they are permitted to go
wherever they wish, but that they
receive no demobilization pay and
must depend on whatever savings
they brought from England or Scot
land. They are required to turn in
their arms before leaving the ports.
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Messenger Sues Ameche
LOS ANGELES. April 11 </P).—
Film Actor Don Ameche was sued
for $10,297 damages yesterday by
Norvin Fullman, 18, a messenger
who asserted he was injured while
delivering a message to the actor’s
home May 17, 1945. The messenger
said he tripped and fell down a
stairway at Mr. Ameche’s Encino
Calif., home.
Mrs. Mary McGrath, Mother
Of Press Gallery Aide, Dies
Mrs. Mary T. McGrath, 77, of
3533 East Capitol street, mother of
D. Harold McGrath, superintendent
of the Senate radio correspondents’
gallery, died Tuesday in a Wash-;
ihgton hospital after a long illness.
A high requiem mass will be sung
at 10 a.m. tomorrow at St. Francis
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Party Death Held Accidental
LOS ANGELES, April 11 </P).—A
coroner’s jury found yesterday that
Edward Gray, 31, studio employe
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