Meeting accuses government of too little concern for Polish emigrants

'Poland cares too little for us.' This is the claim made at the 2nd meeting of Polonia, the organization of Polish emigrants and Poles living abroad. 'I have the impression that the Polish authorities do not take sufficient action to gain the sympathy and support of Polish emigrants' organizations,' said Andrzej Stelmachowski, chairman of 'Wspolnota Polska', the association supporting 'Polonia' on behalf of the Senate. One of the main issues discussed at the meeting was the idea of the global integration of Polish emigrants' organizations. The meeting was conducted in a friendly atmosphere, despite the furor created by the accusation made two weeks ago by Edward Moskal, chairman of the Congress of Americans of Polish Origin, that Jan Nowak-Jezioranski, the legendary messenger from Warsaw, had collaborated with the Nazis. (Gazeta Wyborcza, 30 April - 1 May, p. 5) M. S.-C.