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APPENDIX TO THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD A1825

Food for the Small Democracies

EXTENSION OF REMARKS
OF
HON. ANTON F. MACIEJEWSKI
OF ILLINOIS
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Monday, April 21, 1941

Resolution of Polish Women's
Alliance of America

Mr. MACIEJEWSKI. Mr. Speaker, under leave to extend my remarks in the
RECORD, I include the following resolution:

Believing that the lives of millions of children, women, and men in
conquered European countries can and must be saved from the impending
famine and pestilence which confront them, and that renewed hope may
be given them in the ideals of mankind:

We, 70,000 members of the Polish Women's Alliance of America, indicate
our sympathy for and pledge our support to the National Committee on
Food for the Small Democracies and its efforts to urge agreements by
the German and British Governments with an organization of Americans
and other neutrals: (a) by which the domestic food supplies of the
conquered European countries, including Poland, can be protected from
the occupying armies, and (b) by which supplemental supplies can be
imported through the British and German blockades, and (c) to secure
the efficient operation of such a neutral organization.

HONORATA B. WOLOWSKI,
President, Polish Women's Alliance
of America, Chicago, Ill.
ADELE LAGODZINSKI, Vice President,
MARYA A. PORWIT, General Secretary,
VICTORIA M. LATWIS, Treasurer,
Dr. P.B. KAPUSINSKI, Medical Examiner,
HARRIET KARLOWICZ, Editor,
BARBARA A. FISHER, General Counsel.

Board of directors: Tertrude Potocki Albina Damsz, Bernice Wolnik,
Maria Lopacinski, Bernice Jakubowski.

DECEMBER 19, 1940.