His conduct has won him many friends and has endeared himself to his foster parents. He attends classes at the Woodrow Wilson High School. and he also takes accordion lessons and spends a couple of hours a day practicing. He is well liked by his classmates and has progressed satisfactorily and considerably beyond other recent arrivals from foreign countries. and Whereas he has attached himself with the United States Army at the time of its arrival In Germany. and has become a civilian employee. and for which he possesses several letters of recommendation from officers of the United States Army. and Whereas he has a very fine record during his stay at Ellis Island. and Whereas Henryk Kramarski has no family or other ties in Poland. and he is virtually a refugee of World War II. a displaced boy whose only memory of human kindness experienced since his forced removal from his fathers home and care at the age of 10 was with the United States Army and his subsequent experience with officials and citizens of the United States. and Whereas to send him back to his native village. which is now occupied by the Russians. would compel him to be subjected to ill treatment and possible death for his offense against the state for running away from a childrens Communist indoctrination camp to which he was slated to be taken: Therefore be it Resolved by the Polish American Citizens Club at its monthly meeting at its community home. 1038 Lowell Street. Camden 4. N.