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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
.Sprinters Steal Show
In State Track Finals

| the history OF his school. accord
ing 10 his coach. Harold Csss. He
holds three school track records.
and also starred in basketball and
baseball.
The outstanding individual point
maker OF the meet. however, was
Joel Banks. brawny l8-year-old St
Clair Shores. Lake Shore high
speedster. He almost sinslehanded-
ly powered Lake Shore to its best
finish in years as he scored 1914
points.
BANKS. a sophomore. took first
place in both dashes. second in
the broad jump, and anchored the
winning relay team. He is la
and expects 10 be in the army
soon.
Other outstate athletes, scoring
points in the finals were tClass
Al. Bob Bradley. an elongated
Battle Creek sophomore, OUT
jumped the state indoor champion
10 gain . tie in the high Jump at
feet 1924 inches. Jim Manning,
stocky Mt. Clemens powerhouse.
got on the longest heave of his
career TO take second in the shot
put with a distance OF 46 feet.
Little Emanuel Hoskins OF Mon
roe. track captain for two years,
won fourth place in the 220-yard
dash and anchored his relay team
10 a sixth place finish. Hoskins is
courageous lad as he has been
running for two years with only
/ one lung. Doctors collapsed his
left lung at that time after an acute
pulmonary disorder. He is one OF
the most popular athletes to COM
pete here.
Dave King, senior and captain
OF the Grand Rapids tracksters.
and William Hobbs, l6-year-old
senior from Battle Creek. finished
second and third respectively in
the frst race OF the 880-yard run.
Two River Rouge giants. Howard
McCants. six-foot-seven. EOS pounds
and William Evans, -foot-three
220 pounds, were the big men"
in the class "B" division. Together
they scored ten points with sec
onds in the high jump and the
shot put respectively.
McCANTS, a senior and former
Ohioan. played freshman football
at Massilion high during the reign
OF Paul Brown at that institution.
Bonnie Osburne OF Benton Har-
boris st. John, won the broad
jump title and placed fifth in both
the 100 and 220-yard dashes. in the
class 3D. division. Morris Hughes.
l6-year-old Splinter from Michigan
School for the Deaf rounded out
the class ID" winners with a sixth
place finish in the l00-yard dash.
Earl Hill. l7-year-old junior from
Ypsilanti Central who scored more
than 100 points during the dual
meet season. qualified for the 100
yard. and 200-yard hurdles. and
the relay but failed TO place in the
finals. OF the class B" division.
Hill joined Hoskins OF Monroe.
and King OF Grand Rapids Central,
in the honor OF being captain OF
their teams.
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guished Flying Cross and other
awards" Miss Hopkins declared,
have been returned to TAAF on
the rotation plan and are finding
that householders here are not
opening their homes to them be-
cause they have children or be-
cause, being servicemen, they may
not be permanent residents
In urging that more vacant
rooms be listed, Miss Hopkins as
serted that at present only 100
rooms are on Ale with the USO
Travellers Aid although there are
an average Of 1915 calls day for
living quarters coming into her
office, many Of whom are assigned
TO Tuskegee Army Air Field.
The uppermost thought in the
minds of men overseas is 10 get
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
PAC Reaffirms War On
Racial Discrimination

observation-disclosures
the elimination Of racial discrimi-
nation and the attainment of full
voting rights" as being among the
Ave detectives II will fight for, the
National Citizens Political Action
committee disclosed last Wednes-
day that II had undergone a re-
organization and that II seeks the
fulfllment Of the goals Of Frank
lin Delano Roosevelt, already re-
affirmed by President Truman"
The program OF the group was
outlined In a press conference held
by former governor Elmer A. Ben
son OF Minnesota, acting chairman
Of the executive committee. and
James G. Patton. president of the
National Farmers union and vice
chairman of NC-PAC.
Announcing that Sidney Hill
man, at his own request, has with
drawn as national chairman. c. B.
Baldwin. another vice president,
said that Claiming H. Tobias will
continue on the executive commit
tee and that william H. HASTE and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
Hilyard Robinson
Home From Liberia

WASHINGTON - (AN p Hill
yard r. Robinson, noted architect.
returned here last week from Mon
rovia where he vas named tech
nical consultant 10 the republic OF
Liberia.
Robinson and his engineering
assistant. James Braxton. had spent
four and a half months abroad
making comprehensive land sur
veys in connection with future de-
velopment plans.
Liberia has entered upon a COM
prehensive program OF economic
planning Robinson said. "signI-
fesnt items Of which cover public
health. agriculture and physical
development programs"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY

WILLIAM @. BROWN. Plaintiff
JOHNNIE BROWN. Defendant,
A. session OF said court held ~ the
Court House in the City Of Detroit. IN
raid County. on the 18th day OF April
AID. le45
Present. The Hon
ROBERT NJ TOMS.
Circuit Judge
In this cause. II appearing from the
afndavit hereto attached. that the de-
PENDANT. Johnnie Brown. cannot he served
by process issued out OF this court, as
she is not . resident OF the State oi
Michigan but that she resides in the
City OF New York State Of New York
Therefore. on motion OF RoxborouEh
ana Taliaferro, ATTORNEYS for the Plain
tn
1T Is ORDERED that the defendant
Johnnie Brown. cause her appearance
20 he filed or entered In this cause
within three months from the date OF
this order. and In case OF her appearance
she cause her answer 70 plaintiffs bill
.! complaint 10 be filed and served here.
IN and that q true copy OF this order
for appearance be sent 10 the defendant
by registered mail 10 her last knovr
address and II not received, that this
order be published in the Michigan
Chronicle. according 10 law
ROBERT NJ TOMS.
Circuit Juds,
True Copy
cAsPAR J LIEGEMsH clerk
nv SHEDD. Deputy Clerk.
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HASTE To Oppose
CONSUMPTION

WASHINGTON - (ANP) - Will
liam H. HASTE, legal counsel for
the N.A.A.C.P.. will testify before
the Woodrum committee of the
house next Wednesday in opposi-
ton to legislation to allow national
military CONSUMPTION.
The board established its position
at a meeting in New York two
weeks ago, and HASTE confirmed
his appearance before the commit
tee this week.
The association Is opposed to
peace-time CONSUMPTION both as
matter OF general principle and be-
cause il would afford opportunity
under the present bill for the per-
petuation of all the existing dis
elimination and segregation in the
armed forces" HASTE said. He
added that the bill will be fought
ION racial grounds"
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n. 0. PELICANS
ARE ON TOP IN
SOUTHERN LOOP
Nv !. &. CHUNN


ATLANTA, Ga. (SpeciaD-The
sun is beginning 10 bear down on
Dixie. Last weeks play in the
Negro Southern league was the
hottest 10 date. Asheville's mighty
Blues tumbled from the top Of the
league 10 90 into a tie with the
Knoxville Grays for third place.
The Blues pitching staff cracked
under the terrific strain Of the at
tack OF the Atlanta Black Crack
ers. who cut loose with relentless
power TO 60 into second place. The
Crackers are now only one-half
game back OF the pace-setting
New Orleans Black Pelicans.
THE LOWLY Chattanooga Choo-
Choos pulled an unusual surge to-
ward the top OF the league last
week as they did a good job OF
defeating the Nashville Vols.
Pitchers franklin and Silvers OF
the Choo-Choos were the shining
lights in their drive out OF the
league cellar, a spot now occupied
by the Little Rock Travellers.
All III oil, tIit ItdSuc pllNHcio
put up a fight all the way TO the
final out. The frst-half OF the
league season will end July 4
Four teams seem certain 10 be In
the battle for the crown right up
TO the final gun. They are New
Orleans. Knoxville, Atlanta and
Asheville.
The New Orleans club, owned
by Clifford Matthews, veteran
baseball magnate, seem 10 be the
cream of the crop at this time.
The Crackers are close at their
heels for league honors. The Sc
ries between Atlanta and New Or
leans next weel: will give the fans
an insight as to the first-half win
ners.
This is crucial series, but the
two teams will meet again in At
lanta. before the first half is over.
Many critics feel that this final Sc
ries. in the capitol city on June
10. 10. and IA, will decide the frst
half pennant winner in the new
league.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
Nv GEORGE W. GADDY TIT

Nv hEONnE W.
EAST LANSlNG-A small group
Of iast-siepping Negro athletes
made parade Of the dash and
Jump events IN tho thlrty-clghih
renewal az the annual Mlchl gan
hish school "A track and field
meet here Saturday.
With approx lma,ely 1000 boys
competing. the schools were
grouped INTO four classes. A. r. c.
and y In each Of the four classes
both dash races were won by one
athlete
saginaw Eastern won the
Class a" title by one point as
they outlasted FLINT Central In
the closing events. 2sti points 70
2sg.
Lawrence Bryant. stylish run
ming l7-yest old Saginaw Eastern
senior. provided the margin OF VIC
tory with = second place finish in
the S60-yard run. 10 score Ave
points Bryant plans 70 do HIS run
nlnc 81 the University OF Michigan
next year.
OWEN JACKSON and Jesse
Thomas, Flint Central speed mer-
chants. took three frst places De-
tween them and accounted for
la. Of Central's total points
Jackson, winner OF the State In
door Invitational 60-yard dash title
al Ann Arbor. lived up 10 advance
notices in the sprints. We ran
away from the held 10 win both
the century and the 220-ysrd dsshes'
He also anchored the half mile
relay team 10 fourth place finish.
10 run his individual point total
10 l2i1. Jackson plans 10 enter
Michigan next year.
THOMAS. Junior and one Of
the best all around athletes IN
State Class "A competition. took
/ first in the broad Jump with the
premier leap OF the day, among
| all classes, 2l-foot llsa inch
effert He also qualified for the
high jump and the pole vault, but
failed 10 place in either.
Thomas did not compete In his
best event, the l20-ysrd high
hurdles as he arrived too late for
the morning qualifying round. This
probably cost Flint Central the
Class "A" crown. as his time OF
l34, set in the regionals at Flint
last week, was the fastest in the
/ state.
The class &C" schools furnished
the individual fireworks. however,
as three boys shared six first and
| two second place finishes in the
Prevent program.
WALLACE JOHNSON and Luth-
er Butler paced Romulus 10 33
10 81 point victory over 81 Clair
Shores. Lake Shore high in the
class &C" Division. Jointly they
registered three frsts and one sec
ond 10 rack up Il points for the
new tItleholders.
/ Johnson, an l8-yesr-old sopho-
more competing in track for the
+ first time. won both hurdles races.
He won the l29-yard high hurdles
in 1877. just one tenth OF second
of the meet record. His winning
time in the 200-yard lows OF "a:
was Ave tenths OF a second of the
state record, and gave him an in
dividual total of IL points.
| Butler, class &C" indoor high
jump champion, took second in his
specially and came back TO win
the outdoor broad jump crown.
with a 20 foot 5lz inch leap. A
! fve-foot-seven inch. Jas pound sem
Tor. Butler is the best athlete IN
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
WALKER TAKES
3 And KELLEY
WINS z TITLES

CHAMPAIGN, Il-Prior 70 the
running of The 4Sth BIZ Ten TRACK
and field championships here al
the University OF Illinois last Sat
uresy, a Chicago sports writer
wrote
"There1l he no thrse-way
champion such ~ Buddy Young
Vas last wear In fact there
may he no two-wAy winners
WELL the writer had not con-
tioered George Wake the Uni
versiiy Of Illinois freshman who
was competing IN the BE Ten
Championship for The frs, ilmo
Walker won th-ee titles a. the
University Of Illinois edged out
Michigan SSH 70 81 LIS. - win
the Big Ten track and held cham
pionshlps
Furthermore. bob Kelley. an
other Of Illinois stars Was two
way winner. capturing the 40 and
$50. just as he did IN the meet
last year.
KELLEY pulled muscle or Ap-
Ri Is. and had not heen expected
90 come up 70 standard However,
ne showed no evidence q! a re-
ported lane leE As he piled up nine
points IN winning the mile and
tying FOR first IN the half mile as
Illinois defeated Notrc Dame a
week before the Big Ten meet.
Walker. indoor high and low
hurdles champion. opened up his
brilliant performance Of the after
noon by winning the l00-yard dash
IN oae. II was the second time
Walker had run the century IN his
lie
He followed This victory by tax.
inE low and high hurdles. win
rirg the 220-yard low hurdles IN
pa. seven-tenths NJ second fast
er than the time he ran in the
uuadrangular meet al Ann Arbor
two weeks ago His time in the
l20-yard high hurdles was rs. a
second slower than the IA he made
st Ann Arbor.
Walker and Kelley piled mp =
total OF IS points for IllfNois.
George Burxhardt added another
point for Illinois by finishing Nth
In the 22o-yard low hurdles.
HARVEY JACKSON. Ohio State.
was third in the high hurdles. and
Burghsrdt fourth. Archie Parsons,
Michigan, was third in the half
mile. and Bob Mann was a MEM
Der Of Michigans winning mile re-
lay team.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
BY VENICE T. sPRAGGS

WASHINGTON. - Negro
troops were this week given
the official commentator of
the War Department for
their creditable performance
in both the European and Pacific
theatres of war.
Under Secretary of War Robert
Patterson commenting on recent
special report received here on the
oath Infantry coming from the Of
flee of the Inspector General, said:
This report gives TO these SOL
diers the credit they have fully
earned"
The 76lst Tank Battalion in Eu-
rope also came in for its share Of
glory in a report submitted by
Corps Commander Major General
NJ. S. Eddy.
In the Inspector Generals re-
port, he said. Occasions seldom
arise where it is appropriate for
the Inspector General to single out
and comment upon any one unit
during an overall inspection. how
ever, the conduct Of the oath In
fantry regiment as observed on
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
soRiHE THORNTON. Plaintir
vs., No 37S 2s1
HENRY THORNTON. Defendant

W, No. 37S AL
HENRY THORNTON. Defendant
A. session ~ said Court held NJ
'hs Court House IN the CITY ~ Detroit,
IN sale County. on the 18th day OF April
AD ia4s
Present The Hon
GUY A. MILLER
Circuit judge
In this cause. n sppearins from the
s-dtvit hereto attached that the de-
'sndant. Henry Thornton. cannot b
served ~ process issued out OF this
court as he Is not a resident ~ ths
state OF Michifan. but that hts last
bus. state of Ohio.
on motion OF RoSboroush and Talis.
'erro. ATTORNEYS for the plaintiff.
IT Is ORDERED that the defendant
Henry Thornton cause his appearance q
be entered in this cause. within three
months from the date Of this order. oi
that said bill will be taken az confessed
and that q true copy ~ this order fol
appearance be ten' 20 the defendant b.
rssistsred mail 10 his last known address
and ~ not received that this order b,
published In any nswspspsr published
and circulating IN the County % WAYNE
aecordins % isv
oUY A. MfLLYp
Circuit jude
CASPIAN J LToENAH CLERK
~ eHEDp. Deputy Clerk.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
Vets Hit By Housing
Shortage At Tuskegee

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE Ala - Dreams Of returning home
their and perhaps babies they have
being udey shattered for srvicemen arriving here from
baeeld according to Miss Mercedes j. Hopkins di-
Of the USO Travellers Aid which handles housing
corners to Tuskegee
Scores of these of them Dsn-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
Tan Marines Invade
Nansei ShOtO Island

IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC-AN
P)-The front lines" in the South
Pacific theater are still being
pushed forward by the hundreds
Of miles as American forces invade
the islands of the Nansei Shoto
group. Colored marines attached
10 the third amphibious corps were
included in this joint army-marine
operation.
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STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANcERY
JANIS p. oFFuTT. Plaintiff
W. No 3-5-e4S


A. session o. SAID Court held a.
the Court House IN the City ~ Detroit,
IN ssid County. on the 2!st cay OF May
AID 1915
Present The Hon
SHERMAN d CALENDER
Circuit Judss
In this cauSe - sppsar!ns 20 ne court
By affidavit hereto attached thai chan
eery summons issued ogt and under the
sea- OF this court. Tor the appearance Of
the defendant, and that the same could
not % served on or before the return day
Thereof for the reason that SAID de-
PENDANT, being resident % me Cry
OF MichiGan. vas concealed therein, and
sale chanosry summons had been re-
turned with the ssTtifiCsp thereon en-
dortec. sbovlng that after ciAgeIt seArch
and inauiTy sAid defendant could no; be
served IN SAio state Of Michigan. on or
before the return cav thsrso'
on motion Of RONborough and Talia-
fsrro. Attorney for the Plaintiff
IT IS ORDERED that the said Alice
Offutt. cause her APPEARANCE 20 be en-
tsred In thus court and cause within
three months from the GATE OF this order
and In case Of her APPEARANCE she cause
her answer 20 the plaintiffs bill % com
plant to be filed ano copy thereof
20 be served on the attorney ior the
plaintiff. within 20 DAYS after service
upon her Of copy % said bill ana notice
Of this order. anc That IN oeiavli there
Of the said bill bs taken A. confessed
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that q
copy Of this order Be published IN ths
Niehissn chronicls and served, accord.
SHERMAN D. cALLESpLR
Circuit Juot'
,, a szxpp, Deputy ci,fi'
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02

Mrs. Mary Mcleod Bethune are re-
naming as members Of the ma
tional committee.
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osIE burden. PLAINTIFF
LOUISE burden. Defendant
A. q session OF said Court held at
the Court House In the City Of Detroit.
In said County. on the Attn day OF Feb
ruary, AID, l945.
Present. The Hon
ARTHUR WEBSTER
Circuit Judge
In this cause. II IL appearing by am
davit hereto attached. that the defend
ant Louiese burden, Is not Q resident
OF the State OF Michigan, but that she
resides in the City Decatur. State OF
GeoFgia.-.- ---.----------.--------------sr
On motion OF Seabron p. Hall. Attorney
for the plaintiff, II Is ordered that the
defendant, Louiese burden. appear and
answer the bill OF complaint fled in this
cause, within three months from the
date OF this order. or that said bill be
taken as confessed and that this order.
be sent TO the defendant TO her last
known address. and IL not received, that
the same be published in any newspaper
published and circulating in the County
OF Wayne, according TO law.
ARTHUR WEBSTER
Circuit Judge
True Copy.
CAsPAR J LINGEMAN. Clerk
nv A. SHEDD, Deputy Clerk.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02

Whore They Play Next Week
Atlanta vs.. New orleans at Macon,
Norfolk and Roanoke. Va.
Chattanoosa a. Mobile.
Asheville At Nashville.
Little Rock At Knoxville.
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ToMNIE LEE oARvIN. Plaintiff
JAMES DARWIN. pst.nd.n. No. '''-'''
Al q session Of said Court held at the
Court House in the City OF Detroit, in said
County on the 9TH day OF May. AID. 1915.
JAMES E. cHENor.
Circuit Judge
In this cause. /, appearing from IN.
affidavit hereto attached that the de-
tendant james Garvin. cannot be served
BY process issued out of5this court. ss
Miehisan. but tina, he resides in the City
OF Dsytona Beach. Stale Of Florids
On motion OF Roxooroush and Talia-
fsrro' ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED that the defendant
james Darwin, cause his appearance 10
be entered herein. within three months
from the date OF thit order. or that said
bill Of complaint be taken as confessed
By the said defendant, and that . true
COPY OF this order for appearance be sent
20 the defendant by registered mail TO
his last known address, and II not re-
ceived, that this order be published in
any Newspaper published and circulating
Law.
JAMES L. CHEHoT
circuit judge
CASPAR J LINGEMAN, Clerk
BY A. SHEDD, Deputy Clerk
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN The CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN cHANcERY
Err1E COLE. Plaintiff
GEORGE COLE. Defendant W. '0'O'
A. . session OF said court held ~ the
county Building in the City OF Detroit.
County OF Wayne and State Of Michi-
Esn, on this 3ro day OF May, AID. ls45
JAMES Il. cHENor
Circuit, JudF.
In this cause. II sppesrins from the
affidavit Of the plaintiff hereto at
ttched ano on file in the aboye-entitled
cause. that the Defendant, OeorEe Cole.
10 not . resident OF the state OF Miohi-
gan, but that ne does reside At 1903
HanGer street, in the City OF Little Rock,
County OF Pulaski and state OF Arkansas
on motion OF JULIAN W. PERRY. A.
torney for the plaintiff,
IT IS ORDERED that GEORGE COLE
appear and answer the bill Of complaint
flee IN this cause within three 81
months from the date OF this order or
tAd oil vii be taken a. confessed
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that .
copy Of this Orotr be sent by registered
msn 70 the ast known address OF the
Defendant. 1903 HanIer street Little
Rock. Arkansas and IN the event no
registtred return receipt. sisnsd By the
defendant s received that this order
- published. as required by law.
JAMES Z. cHENOT
Circuit JudEe
CAsPAR LIHOENAN Clerk
b. sHEDD Deputy Clerk
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STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHhNCERY
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LEGAL NOTICE

STATE CT MICHIGAN
IN TINE CIRCUIT COURT
1M COUNTY or WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
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ToMxIE LEE oARvIN. Plaintiff
Va Nc. 376-<7c
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LEGAL NOTICE

STATE, OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
osIE burden. Plaintiff
LOUISE burden. Defendant
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NGoRo SOUTHERN LEAGUE

NEGRO SOUTHERN LEAGUE OFFICIAL
STANDING
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN The CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN cHANcERY
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A True Copy.
CASPAR J LINGEMAN, Clerk
BY A. SHEDD, Deputy Clerk.
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WILLIAM O. BROWN. Plaintiff
vs. No. 375-3oC
JOHNNIE BROWN. Defendant,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-02
NEW POLISH REGIME
SUFFERS FIRST LOSS

LONDON, July 1.-(P)-The new
Polish cabinet suffered is first loss
tonight when Mieczyslaw Thugutt
declined to accept the ministry of
posts and telegraph.
Pm not going to Warsaw"
Thugutt said. That's all can say
now"
1t was learned however, that Thu
quit, who served in the Interior
Ministry of the London Polish gov
eminent under former Premier
Stanislaw Miklaj czyk, now deputy
premier in the new Polish govern
men had explained the situation
and affirmed his loyalty to the new
Polish government in letter today
to Mikolajczyk in Warsaw.
Mikolajczyk, in a broadcast
speech at Warsaw today recorded
by the FEC, declared German ag-
gression has already started to
raise its head again. and for this
reason Poland must be united and
Watchful.
The deputy premier said that
not even the greatest power in the
world can manage to live alone
while the possibility of German
Hitlerism or Fascism being reborn
exists" Poland, he added, must
live in the closest possible friend
ship with our neighbor, the Soviet
Union"