DEMOBILISATION IN GERMANY

Press, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 25129, 10 March 1947, Page 7

DEMOBILISATION IN GERMANY

“200 TROUBLE-MAKERS” xLLP-m.) LONDON, March 9. mcrp to the “Daily Mirror,” been iS? 1 !. 15 ’ 000 Poles in Britain have les, by the Government that unto <ni» e Ti. agree to return to Poland or thev w-n Bobs b Resettlement Corps, dfSnKsr P e taken to Germany and ror th ere. The “Daily Mirsent s that those who choose to be martrcP* will be given 400 oSSt’K.,* ut £10,” and a civilian ance? luo gratuity, pay, or allowthat their savings in Britain • German When demobilised In go ’ i ey not be allowed to “placed persons’ camps, but regarded as part of the Gersays the “tlaily Mirrave been communicated to the wS® a Office memorandum, of ikL No mention is made families of Poles who have ror* t® Britain, but the “Daily Mira,War Office spokesman as the position of wives and fftqPhg was under consideration. says that the War Office has

confirmed the terms of the ultimatum, but said that it had been sent only to 200 trouble-makers, not to 15,000 men. It could not at the moment comment on its possible extension to other mem|?ers of the Polish community in BnPrice of Tea Raised to Australia.— The Australian Prices Commissioner has announced that the retail price of tea would be increased by 6d a pound from to-day. The new retail price will be 2s 9d a pound—Canberra, March 8.