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FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 22, 1945. THE COURIER-JOURNAL, 0 I I Y. SECTION 1 Buy War Stamps With The Savins Stalin Rumored to Have Pledged Fresh Fishi Folks- for Poles Found Guilty Amnesty and possibly to use the evidence BLUE fT Today's fish Jl day, neighbors, and you'll always find delicious fresh fish fillets at both Blue Boars. May we expect vou then? British Known To Favor Th3 boar h. ff I Due to present market conditionjLtee are unable, to predeter minti tchat offered, in tint toUdverthm our "Victory atuured, Itlue Hoar cill continue to terre a rarietr of the hett JGod currently available, at previously prevailing lote prices.

are known to be hopeful that the amnesty promise reportedly given to Hopkins will be fulfilled. The British Government has not yet received a report from its observer at the trial. Although a statement on the sentences was prepared by the Department of Information of the Polish Exiled Government, it later was decided not to release it, and instead Prime Minister Tomase A. Ciseewski scheduled a press conference for tomorrow afternoon. (The United Press said the exiled Government planned to appeal for American and British intervention in behalf of the Poles convicted in Moscow.) In the opinion of some Polish moderates here, the Russian purpose in holding the trials was to discredit the Exiled Government of anti-Soviet activities as a means to strengthen the Soviet Union's hand in persuading the British and American Governments to withdraw their recognition of the exiled Government if the Moscow conference on the formation of a new national Polish Government is not successful.

Whether the conference is making any definite progress is not known here, but the fact that the Commission of Three allowed the Poles to meet among themselves first to iron out their party differences has been taken as a hopeful sign. If party differences can be reconciled, it is believed here it should be easy to reach an agreement on the program to be placed before the Polish people. Copyright. 1945. I wsss ttm stm mm wm wm Smm mm mmmm mm wm 1 By Wlrrlrn to Th New York Time and The Courier-Journal.

London, June 21. A report that Marshal Stalin assured Harry Hopkins during the latter's recent visit to Moscow that a general amnesty would follow any convictions of the Poles who were seized and tried in Moscow was circulating here today among Poles not connected with the London exiled Government. Although British officials studiously refrained from commenting on the trial or sentences, they Arm; Air Forces Photo. WELCOMED TO GODMAN FIELD as commander of the 447th Composite Group is CoL Benjamin O. Davis, Jr, right Others in the reviewing party are, from left, Lt.

Gen. Ira Eaker, Brig. Gen. Benjamin O. Davis, father of Colonel Davis; Truman Gibson, CoL Robert R.

Selway and Brig. Gen. Edgar E. Glenn. Empty that Piggy Bank and put it in War Bonds and Stamps! Ace Negro Flier Takes Command Of 477th Group At Godman Field CANNED Replaces Center Of Racial Row can go as far as your ability and performance will take you." The racial dispute in which Selway was involved flared up at Freeman Field early in April after Negro officer students sought to visit a club which Selway had planned to set aside for the post's white instructors and administrative personnel.

A separate club was maintained for the Negro officers, The dispute spread over several days and 101 officers were confined to quarters, but all subsequently were released except three. The trio was charged with jostling a military policeman. The disturbance still is under was Davis' father, Brig. Gen. Ben O.

Davis, only Negro general in the U. S. Army. The 477th is an all-Negro command recommissioned from the 477th Bombardment Group and contains two B-25 medium bomber squadrons and a fighter squadron. Godman Field at one time was the home base of the former 477th Bombardment Group.

Won Wines In Alabama, Davis, it was' reported at Godman Field yesterday, plans to name as key staff officers men who served under him in Italy. A native of Washington, D. and a 1936 U. S. Military Acad GRAPEFRUIT JUICE PACKER'S LABEL "was4 9 s- PACKER'S LABEL wssr COUNTRY CLUB ww COUNTRY CLUB wa STOKELY crai'a Sn' ORANGE JUICE STOKELY investigation, according to the emy graduate, Davis won his pilot I War Department.

Mnrla 4- TiiclrartAA Ala oil a a. 1 at air ft Selway and the 477th later were f' i a T7 .1 wings Tuskegee, field in 1942 and went overseas CoL Benjamin O. Davis, outstanding Negro flier and winner of four medals in Italy, yesterday took command of the Composite Group at God-man Field, adjacent to Fort Knox, replacing Col. Robert R. Selway, who was the center of a recent racial controversy- at Freeman Field, near Seymour, Ini.

A Washington Associated Press dispatch said the War Department announced that Selway retains command of Godman Field, but it was reported in the Capitol that Davis eventually will take over that post, too. In ceremonies attended by hijsh-ranking Army officers, the 33-year-old Davis, former commander of the famed 332d Fighter Group in Italy Was presented to his new command by Lt. Gen. Ira C. Eaker, acting commanding general of the Army Air Forces.

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In an address to the men of the 477th, General Eaker told them that Colonel Davis will choose his own staff and "those among you who are ambitious. Loaves Assistant U. S. Attorney Roy Copeland, 42, Paducah attorney, was named an assistant to U. S.

District Attorney David C. Walls yesterday on recommendation of Walls. The announcement was made by the Department of Justice, Washington. Copeland is expected to take up his duties before July 1. He is married and Is a member of the Kentucky Legislature.

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