It is learned authoritatively from Poland that in that section of the country, which has been occupied by the Germans, there is no persecution of Russian emigres. During the seige of Warsaw the Russian population did mot suffer many casulaties- Among those killed were the colony's oldest priest, the Very Rev. T. Teodorovitch, and Mr. Turgenev, the barrister-at-Jaw.. But most, of course, lost their jobs or their earnings, and must now accustom themselves to a new life. A Emigrants' Committee has been formed, consisting of 16 men.
So far no clear reports have been received on the position of emigres in the Soviet occupied territory, but it is known that many have been arrested and even send to Siberia. The flight of Russian emigres from Sovietized Poland continues unabated.
Georgian Holiday "Local Georgians recently celebrated their national holiday. In a statement to the Russian press, Mr. N. I. the chairman of the said that his compatriots in Shanghai help each other {o the utmost of their ability, and for the rest live in hope of a return homeland, He expressed his to the interest taken by were present, headed by Lieut.-Gen. F. L. Gleboff and Majo! General V. V. Zimin. vious years, career and the amazing exploits of this general both in the Great War and the Civil War.
Prof, I. M. Goldstein, famed Russian economist social worker and former professor of the Imperial Moscow University, died in New York recent-work resulted in the creation of a whole new school of young Russian economists. When in emigration, in America, Dr. Goldstein started a fund for the aid of Russian scientists, writers and artists. Living in here is the sister and nephew of the deceased. A service in his memory was held in the synagogue on Rue Bourgeat on Sunday.
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