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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-06

lerjevskega napada septembrs
1889 pa do same koncne image
nj poljsko ljudstvo niti "a trenu-
tex odlozilo orozja, nj prenehalo
neusmiliene borbe ma zivljenje
in smrt z nemskim napadalcem.
V domovini Sc je ia borba
razvijala konspirativno V vrstah
podtalnih organizacij in borbe-
NH partizanskih odredih v 60
zdovih.
Y emigraciji Sc je zacelo sko-
raj neposredno pc semtember-
skem porazu formiranje rednih
poljSkih vojaSkih edin1c, XII so
dalec cd domovine z ramo oh ra-
mi z zavezniSkimi armadami
branile svobodo in. cast Poljske.
Sredi francoskih vinogradov in
mad meglenim La Manchom, ma
nOrveSkih skalah in afriSkem pc
sku, V borbi "a London, v bit
kah pr Narviku in Tobruku so
poliSki vojak, letalec in norman
OvenCali S slave belo-rdeco "a
stavo. Poljska vojska, XII Sc je
formirala Franciji in Angliji,
a nj bila Stevilcno mocha in MOI
most Meme okrepitve je bila Sc
ten boil omejena, ker poljska
emigracija IA zahodu nj bila Ste
wilma.
Sovjetska zveza je bila mai
mocnejSe zbiraliSce poljske emf
gracije Vojni vihar je vrgel pc
raznih poteh milijone Poljakov
ma prostranstva ZSSR, in sicer
delavce, kmete in delovno inte-
ligenco. Ma podrocju ZSSR je
bilo Veliko Stevilo vojakov in
oficirjev prejsnje poljske VOL
ske, borcev IL septemberske vol
ne. POljsko prebivalstvo v So
Vietski zvezi je bilo Stevilno gle
de ma izrednO dober element V
vojaSkem pogledu. Glede ma to
je bio mogoGe racunati ma
ustVariteV mocnejse poljske OBJ
orozene sile V tujini.
To je pravilno presodil pokoj-
nj general Vladimir Sikorski.
Gin SO bill z vstopom ZSSR v
vojno ustvarjeni "a to potrebni
po8oji, je general Sikorski pred
lagal Sovjetski vladi ustanovi-
teV poljske armada il vrst Po-
IjakoV, XII SO bill razkropljeni 20
ozemlju sovjetskih republik;
poljska armada maj bi sodelova-
la z RdeGo armada ma vzhodni
'front.' V borbi proti skupnemu
sOVrazniku - Nemcem.
Sovjetska vlada nj lie pristala
ma ia predlog, temvec je vladi
Slkorskega ponudila tudi poso-
jilo V znesku 300 milijinov rub
Ijev "a ustanovitev armada.
POLISH oddelki so bill izenaceni
pc Opremi z borbenimi oddelki
Rdece armada. SrediSca forma-
eli so bila ma proSnjo poljskih
oblastev premeScena V june
predele ZSSR, kjer SO bill ugod-
nejSi podnebni pogoji. Skratka,
soVjetska oblastva so storila vse,
Ga bi nudila poljski armada elm
Boise pogoje.
Toda re V zacetku so Sc poia-
vile V poveljstvu armada ma ce-
Iu Z generalom Vladislavom An
der5om duhu poljsko-sovjetske-
ga zaVezniStva in zivljenskim
lnteresom poljskega naroda ma
sprotne tendence. Reakcionarni
OtIclrji, XII SO zavzeli VISA vodilna
mesta, Sc besno, S pomocjo sta
rlh predSeptemberskih metod
preganjali sleherni pojav demo-
kraticnega duha V vrstah vol
Skc.
MISC mislili ma to, da bi Sc bo-
rlll proti Nemcem skupaj Z RIDE
co armada. Zanje je bila Soviet
SKA zVeza smrtni sovraznik, a ne
zaVeznik. Cello vohunili so M
ozemIju zavezniSke sovietske
drzave.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-06
Voiska obnovIjene PoIjske

Pogodba, XII jo je general ST.
korski sklenil S sovjetsko Waldo,
je dolocala, da bodo poljske Cd
delke posiljali ma fronto postop-
no glede ma stopnjo njihove bor-
bene usposobljenosti prvi rok
hi pa moral biti l. oktobra 1941.
Toda reakcionarno vodstvo nj
moglo, pa tudi nj hotelo izpol-
niti tega pogoja. Nekatere divi-
zije so bile re povsem oborozene
in izvezbane, toda general An
ders je kljub temu odlaSal, da bi
jih postal ma fronto. Junija 1912,
V casu, ko je nemska vojska sta
la pred Stalingradom in je bila
ZSSR v >smrtni nevarnosti, je
general Anders koncno sklenil
sramotno odlocitev, da umakne
poljske oddelke v Iran. V mai
hujsem casu Sc je izneveril svo-
jemu zavezniku in odvrnil S pra-
Wine poti 10000 izvrstnih poll
skin vojakov ter Jill obsodil ma
dolgo tavanje in trpljenje v tu-
JIM.
V sovjetskih dezelah pa je
ostalo Sc vec tisoc poljskih be-
guncev, med katerimi so bill
mnogi sposobni nositi orozje.
Poljsko prebivalstvo V Soviet
ski zvezi je cutilo boleco sramo-
to Andersove armada in skleni-
10, da ustanovi novo poljsko obo-
| rozeno silo, tako da hi Sc poljski
vojak lahko boril ma 'front.', kjer
Sc je odlocala usoda Poljske.
Ma pobudo poljske demokra-
ticne emigracije, XII je bila zbra-
ma okrog znane pisateljice Wan
de Wasilewske, je bila spomladi
leta 1943 ustanovljena Zveza
poljskih patriotov ZSSR, Or
ganizacija, XII je zdruzila ljudi
razlicnih politicnih prepricanj z
istim namenom, da izbriSejo sra
motto, XII SO jim 10 nakopali ge-
neral Anders in reakcionarni
londonski politiki.
Zveza poljskih patriotov Sc je
obrnila predvsem ma sovjetsko
Waldo S prosnjo in podporo pri
ustanovitvi move poljske oboro-
zene formacije, XII bi oh strani
Rdece armada stopila v borbo
"a osvoboditev domovine.
Sovjetska vlada je ponovno
dokazala svojo naklonjenost do
poljskega naroda. Kljub brid-
kim izkusnjam z Andersovo ar
mado SO sovjetske oblasti dale
svoj pristanek ma formiranje
poljske divizije in il obljubile
vso mogoco pomoc.
V zvezi S tenn Sc je maja 1913
zacela V gozdovih pr Rjazanu
oh Oki, V okolici vasi Selce, for
mirati l.. poljska pehotna divizi2
ia V ZSSR Tadeusza Kosciuszka.
Vest o njeni ustanovitvi je pri-
vabila V taborisce V Selcih poll
ske begunce il vseh krajev pro-
strane Sovjetske zveze.
Veliko vecino poljskih oficir-
jew je Anders odpravil V Iran,
cato je bio V vrstah prostovoli-
cev "a divizijo T. Kosciuszke
malo Stevilo oficirjev. Tudi V
tenn pogledu Sc je izkazala So
vjetska zveza Poljakom nepre-
cenljivo pomoc. Poveljstvo RIDE
ce armada je prevzelo stroske "a
vzdrzevanje divizije, il dalo 20
polno' opremo in izvrstno orozje
ter sklenilo prepustiti diviziji
vSe poljske oficirje V Rdeci ar
madi, XII so imeli velike izkus-
ME, pridobljene ma 'front.'. tt
otlclrJl SO skupaj z ruskimi in
struktorji zaceli vzgajati nov
oficirski kader.
Formiranje in vezbanje l. di-
vizije je nitro napredovalo, tako
ola je Is. junija 1913, oh oblet-
nici grunwaldske bitke, polozila
prisego.
l.. septembra istega leta, to-
emo stiri leta pc razbojniSkem
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-11-28

shot cock bird and rabbit and the
other three men in the party bagged
in the aggregate of 2 more birds and
rabbits.
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Legion To Haze Team,
In Basketball League

Bluffton post, American Legion,
will be represented by basketball
team in the seven-team Allen Coun-
ty Legion league, opening play next
Thursday night, Dec. 5.
All home games will be played by
Bluffton on the Beaverdam high
gymnasium court. In addition to
Bluffton, teams in the league repre-
sent Beaverdam, Cairo, Spencerville,
Harrod, Delphos and Conner.
In a pre-league game played last
weekend, the Bluffton Legion team
lost to st. Rose Holy Name, 81 to
80. The game was played at Lima.
Holy name led 6-2 at the quarter
but trailed by 1912 at half time.
In the third period, Bob Blust and
Roger Phillips sparked drive
which shot the winners into 1922
lead going into the final eight min
utes of play.
The victors found the cords for
25 points in the last quarter while
the firing Bluffton quint made only
eight. Blust topped the scoring
with IA points and Phillips had IL.
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Director Meeting Gleanings

Much progress was made at the re-
cent club directors meeting. Among
the many projects discussed was the
proposal to build several small dams
in the creek adjacent to Harmon
Field, clean and widen the creek,
string lights in an endeavor to con-
struct suitable and safe ice skating
and fishing spot for the kddies /.
in addition it would make an excel
lent minnow propagation area. Gerald
Clever plans to have the area sur
veyed.
C. v. Stonehill made a motion to
have the Harvey Gratz woodlot ad-
jacent to the cemetery made into a
game reserve. 81 Diller moved to have
the College Game reserve contract
renewed. Both motions carried =.
Ed Root and Kenneth Dearth were
appointed to have squirrel dens made
from the SO wooden balloting boxes
donated to A. E. Kohl by the Allen
County election board. .,.
Plans were made to hold the Ben
East program in the High School au-
ditorium. A letter describing this out
standing program will be mailed to
the membership soon. -.
Ben East, field editor for Outdoor
Life magazine and famous writer,
photographer. lecturer will narrate
color motion pictures alaska and the
Aleutians" at the auditorium on We'd
nesday night, Dec. II, at s o'clock.
The pictures run one hour and forty
five minutes and are tops in close
range wildlife photography. East's
films will be screened admission free.
There will be no game supper at the
December meeting but election will
be held ballots will be mailed to
members. -.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-11-28

In preparation for a rigorous 16-
game schedule against some of
Ohio's best intercollegiate outfits,
Bluffton college basketball candi-
dates have been hard at work on
the Beaver court since the close of
football season at the school.
Bluffton's initial start in winter
play will be against Bowling Green's
formidable Falcons, at Bowling
Green on Wednesday, Dec. II.
Two nights later they will play at
home for the first time, entertaining
Wilmington on the Bluffton floor
During the winters schedule the
Beavers will take on two big-time
foes. Their first assignment in that
class is to be against Bowling Green
in the season-opener; the second will
come when they tackle Akron uni
versity, at Akron, on February 10.
Altho the Beavers will not official
ly open their season until Dec. IL,
they are scheduled for preseason
this Saturday night when
they play Toledo university outfit
in an exhibition tilt as one of the
features of the annual Putnam
county basketball clinic for coaches,
to be held in Ottawa.
Coach A. C. Burcky has top
notch squad of 81 candidates at the
school, and this winters cage ag-
gregation will be one of the best to
represent Bluffton in many a season.
However, other schools also are more
powerful than ever; Bowling Green
reporting 200 cage candidates; and
neighboring Ohio Northern drilling
its team from a squad of 100.
The schedule:
Dec. 11-at Bowling Green
Dec. Wilmington here
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Pirates Open Basketball Season by
Trouncing RawsOn By IS To II Score

Cutting loose with an impressive
display of scoring prowess, Bluffton
High cagers romped to a lopsided
95 to II victory over Rawson High
on the local court last Friday night.
Altho it was the opening tilt of
the season for both teams, the
gymnasium was jammed to capacity
long before time for the main game
of the evening, an indication of the
interest Bluffton followers already
were showing in their untried ag-
gregation.
Rawson's best all-around perform
ance was in the first quarter, which
ended with Bluffton out in front Is
to 6, but from that point the Pirate
offensive roared into high gear.
In the second quarter, Coach Cot
terman's outfit racked up % more
points, and at the same time held
the visitors scoreless, giving Bluffton
a halftime lead of 81 to 6.
The rout continued into the third
stanza, when the Pirates ran the
count to 81 to ID, then the locals
reached the peak of their scoring
prowess in the last period with
26-point outburst, matched by only
three points on the part of Rawson.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-11-28
SPORTS IN SHORTS

Bluffton men and women interested
in a winter athletic program sponsor
ed by the towns recreation committee
have chance to get in on the actual
mapping of plans if they respond i'm
mediately to initial announcements
that leagues will be formed and play
will get under way for a full winter
of activity Altho preliminary
planning by the committee is fairly
complete, High School Coach Kent
Cotterman, who has been employed
to direct the program, has announced
his desire to cooperate as far as pos
sible in arranging the schedule of ac-
tivities to suit the taste of those who
will participate
For men there is a possibility of
athletic endeavor ranging from a
maximum to a minimum of physical
exertion :. There will be basketball
leagues for younger men, and in con-
trast older men who want to keep in
shape will find well stocked array
of gymnastic equipment on which
they can work out to their hearts
content In between will be activ-
ity including volleyball, handball,
etc.
If sufficient interest is shown by
women, seperate program for them
also will be in the making, heads of
the recreation committee pointed out
In the past organized winter rec
reation programs here have been
largely confined to men alone, but
this year points to a keen interest or
the part of the fairer sex, which may
crystallize in program mapped def.
initely for them =.
Winter recreation facilities here
will be greater than ever before II
history Not only is the recreation
committee providing paid director
but thru the cooperation of Supt
Ralph s. Lanham and the Blufftor
board of education the high schoo
gymnasium is reserved for use OF the
community program one night eacf
week Bluffton college officials
also have willingly cooperated witt
the program, making the college
gymnasium available for a secone
night, thereby providing two full
nights each week for recreation
program that should be second tt
none in the county. -.
What will be planned for next win
fer and succeeding seasons will de
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-11-28

What will be planned for next win
ter and succeeding seasons will de-
pend largely on the participation and
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-11-28
Happenings Afield

The toll of hunter fatalities in
Michigan's 1916 deer season reached
tho 81 mark of the dead were
shot, injured fatally in auto acci-
dents, died of heart attacks =.
State game department officials
have added wild turkeys to add to
Washington states already abundant
wildlife population . =. +. we can't even
rear enough pheasants here :. let's
put our shoulders to the wheel men
A coed from the same state has
added another item to feminine al
lure her earrings are made of
trout flies brown hackles COM
plete with feathers and barbed hooks
Three hunters were assessed fines
totaling S700 at Carey for shooting
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-11-28

The club will pay $500 for live fe-
males in good condition and $500
for live males.
The animals are kept in cages at
the Garmatter residence and will be
released in suitable woodlots follow
ing the close of hunting and trapping
season. All coon are purchased at the
Garmatter residence on West Elm
street.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-11-28

Pogue, accompanied by his uncle
Clyde Briggs, and two Lima friends
Cal Taflinger and Snack Blackburn
were entering a corn field when Pogue
spotted the fox about so feet away
The animal was sitting, apparently
confused from the nearness of so
many hunters. Pogue opened fire with
his 20 guage and with one shot bag
ged the quarry.
The state pays bounty of $500
on fox. If the animal is shot by a
member of the Bluffton Sportsmen's
club in Riley, Orange, Jackson, Union,
Richland or Monroe townships the
member is entitled to an additional
bounty from the club. Also, the pelt
has value on the fur market, max
ing potential profit of about $500
for the nimrod fortunate enough to
bag one of the sly rascals.
Pogue and his party also bagged
their share of pheasants and rabbits
during the day. The youthful hunter
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-11-28

Maynard Pogue had the thrill of a
life time last Saturday. The youth
full hunter bagged a red fox while
hunting near Buckland. Ohio.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-11-28

enthusiasm shown in this years pro-
gram, and those who are interested
in any form of athletic endeavor for
the winter are urged to promptly
give their names to Coach Cotterman,
indicating at the same time what
phase of activity they prefer.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-11-28

News want ads bring results.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-11-28
Bluffton College Will Open 16-Game
Cage Schedule Against Bowling Green

Dec. 17-at Ohio Northern
Jan. 11-Wilberforce here
Jan. 15-at Defiance
Jan. 1S-at Findlay
Jan. 25-at Cedarville
Jan. 28-Findlay here
Feb. lat Tri-State, (Angola, Ind
Feb. 4-0hio Northern here
Feb. 10-Defiance here
Feb.13-at Wilmington
Feb. 15-Alumni here
Feb. 19-at Akron
Feb. 22-Tri-Stat here
Feb. 24-Cedarville here
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Neil Schmidt, Buttons returned
Navy veteran scoring ace, collected
20 points for the winners on ID
field goals and one free throw. Keith
Kirkland, with II points, was run
nerup. High scorer for Rawson was
Peterson.
Bluffton reserves also won STA.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-11-28

Live raccoons for restocking pur-
poses are wanted by the Sportsmen's
Club. Albert Garmatter, director in
charge of this project, says three ami
mails have been purchased to date
and many more are needed.