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The Record Newspaper 11 July 1940

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U.S.A. POLISH RELIEF SHIP ARRIVES IN GERMAN PORT Through the solicitude of the Pope and the labours of the American Hierarchy, a large shipment of foodstuffs for the need in Poland, sent by the commission for Polish Relief. has arrived at the port of Stettin, Germany.

The British Government facilitated the passage of the ship through the blockade. and the German Government admitted the food without duty and accorded preferential freight handling.

The Holy See has organised relief units for Polish refugees in Rumania. Hungary and Lithuania.

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BILL AGAINST ATHEISTS AND INFIDELS IN MISSISSIPPI SCHOOLS.

SIXTY-SEVENTH YEAR.

200,000 POLES BANISHED TO RUSSIA {

The Senate in the State of Mishas recently sissippi, U$.A., passed a Bill excluding infidels and atheists''from appointments as teachers in the state schools. There was little or no opposition to the Bill. which was introduced bv Senator Winter. The Press. in applauding the co-operation between Church and State, is reported as commenting: "Atheism is a sin not only against religion, but also against the State. We don't want Stalinist pagans in Mississippi schools, or infidels teaching neglect of the Bible and the Church." "A. wise provision" is the "Osservatore Romano's" headline for this piece of news.

More than 200,000 men, women and children have been deported from Soviet-occupied Poland into the interior of Russia, where their fate is unknown, it is charged by the Polish Government in Exile, in a statement released by the Polish Information Centre at New York. Secret reports reaching the Polish Government from Eastern Poland, which is occupied by Soviet troops, confirm previous information that the terror being applied to Polish, Ukranian and White Russians residents there is assuming ever larger proportions. savs the statement. At the same time misery and famine are declared to be spreading throughout the whole of the ALICE CURTAYNES NOVEL. territory seized from Poland by the Bolshevist troops. Thousands of sick, aged and infirm persons have died as the result of harsh treatment, it is One trainload of percharged. sons. the Polish Government declared. arrived at Kieff. Russia. with most of its occupants frozen to death because there was no heat in the freight cars. According to the Polish Government, Lwow. before the Soviet invasion a prosperous city oi 350,000 inhabitants. to-dav is in a state of complete decadence, with disease rampant, medical supplies lacking and sanitary conditions in an indescribably deplorable condition. The nationalised shops of the citv have next to nothing for Alice Curtayne, whose biography of sale. and the few articles which St. Catherine of Siena is a standard work, has written a fine novel ('House might be purchased are so expensive that no one can afford to of Cards"), just published by the Tal bot Press. The scenes are laid in Ire- buv them. it is stated, while shoes land and Italy, and the plot centres and other articles of wearing apround an Irish girl who leaves home at are unobtainable anvwhere seventeen to fight a lonely battle for parel in the city. success.

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