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Pole Export
Of German
Reparations
WARSAW (Polpress).—Pofi
ish goods, produced on Gei
man machines as reparation!.,
will soon be on Hie Euro pea
market.
'THIS, says the Warsaw paper Rzm-
•*• pospolita, is\ one of the re?
advantages to Poland of th£ Potsdai
agreement on reparations.
Poland, the paper says, is one of th<
first countries already receiving German
reparations in kind. Poland v.i
be able to market these reparation
goods before other countries.
Potsdam gives Poland 15 per cen 1
of 50 per cent of the Soviet reparation
share. Poland's share of "complet
industrial equipment" from German;
is becoming an important factor ii
restoration.
New Riches
The new Polish areas up to tlif- Odei
and Neisse Rivers are rich, <nshlj
developed economically and conrectec
with the rest of Poland by a vivei
system, says Kurier Codziennv, Polish
paper.
i
The new State Employment Office tt |
be opened in September, will sp.rd re-1
settlement of the former German |
areas and provide work.
Hundreds of Polish railway woiiers,
technicians and peasants have ai.oadyj
left for the west.
Cities like Gdansk—only 'our
months after liberation—are "radically
Polonised," and the Polish language is
heard almost exclusively in the sueets.
Besides 40,000 Poles registered 111 1
Notification Offices, a gigantic tir.e of
settlers from all parts of Polard and |
beyond the Bug surges into Gvter-.-k.
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