PAGE 7 THE SUN, BALTIMORE, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 24, 1945 will go on display at the British army exhibition which will be opened by Field Marshal Sir Bernard L. Montgomery in Paris, May 25, it was announced today. British To Exhibit New Tank Paris, May 23 (VP) The newest British tank, the Comet, which has just been taken off the secret list, POLES INVITED TO COME HOME Warsaw Regime Insists It Be However HOPKINS OFF TO SEE STALIN Ex-Roosevelt Aide Sent To Russia, Davies To Britain by Russia insisted the Warsaw regime form the "core" of any reorganized Government. Meanwhile, a Russian commentator writing in the Soviet newspaper Jsxicstia, today leveled a new attack at General Bor, leader of the Polish underground, asserting that new disclosures, afforded proof of his connections with the German Governor of Poland. The'article described the sixteen Polish leaders arrested for diversion against the Red Army as Bor followers who were "caught with the goods of provocation against the Red Army." molka invitation found places in the Warsaw Government, it would seem to him that "a broadening of the Government" would have been carried out and Mat "future discussions would be little short of quibbling." A broadened Polish Government was agreed on at the Crimean conference of President Roosevelt, Prime Minister Churchill and Marshal Stalin.
Britain and the United States have refused to recognize the Warsaw Government headed by Bierut and Premier Edward Osub-ka-Morawskl. Stalin, in a recent formal statement, declared that -i ernment, he could find a place in the new Poland regardless of past party affiliation. Apparently this opened the way for such returning Poles to seek a place in the Government. Several diplomats here said that if numbers of Poles from London, the Polish home army and from armies under the London Government's direction accepted the invitation it might change the attitude of many countries toward recognizing the Polish Provisional Government. One diplomat, outside the Big Three, said if a representative number of Poles returning on the Ge 1 a dL" 'j'-' k.
v. Moscow, May 23 (P)---The Warsaw Polish Government has invited war-scattered Poles to return to their homeland, providing they recognize the Russian-backed administration of President Boleslaw Eierut, the Polish press said today. Some foreign diplomats stationed here regarded tho overture the London Polish Government in exile, soldiers in various Polish units of the Allied armies and refugees in many lands, as a possible means of establishing a united Polish Government. In Switzerland, the Berner Tag-wacht said that most of 6,000 Poles of the 2d Polish Division, interned in that neutral country since June, 1940, had refused to go to France for fear they would come under the jurisdiction of the London Polish Government. The One Requisite The Warsaw invitation was extended by Vice Premier Wladislaw Gemolka in an address to a convention of the Polish Peasant party in the Polish capital.
He asserted that if a Pole would recognize the Folish Provisional (Warsaw) Gov- By JOSEPH H. SHORT (Continued from Page 1) teen Poles friendly to the old Polish Government In exile in London. Vienna Regime Disputed There has been other friction between the United States and British governments, on the one hand, and the Soviet Union, on the other, over the establishment of the so-called Renner Government in Vienna, without prior consultation with Washington and London. Moscow also has been involved, if indirectly, in an argument between Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia and the British over control of Trieste. The missions, of course, might have as their purpose the preliminaries to a Big Three conference, and the two special emissaries could be carrying messages urgently requesting that the top-level meeting be held at once to resolve the problems without prolonged misunderstanding.
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