Polish Refugees Reunite in Waterloo After War Ordeal
Mrs. Warner and her three daughters reach Waterloo with husband Herman Warner, who spent six years and about $6000 securing passage to the United States. The family recalls brutal Polish cruelties by Germans. relief funds are said to miss poorer Poles, with money needing direct sending to relatives. The children, fluent in Polish Russian German and Jewish, adjust to American life as they start English lessons.
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