POLICE FOR GERMANY
SPECIAL TRAINING COURSE TAKING OVER - LUFTWAFFE LONDON, Oct. 25. The former Adviser to the Foreign Office. Lord Vansittart, is lecturing British and American officers in training for posts in Germany on how to deal with Germans. The school is part of an Allied plan to take over the Luftwaffe and its installations. According to the Daily Express, every possible stop will lie taken to prevent a concealed nucleus of the German Air Force remaining in being. There have been suspicions that some of its key men have already been withdrawn from the battlefronl to continue research work in methods and machines for-a new fight. The Daily Telegraph says that many British police officers are not willing to accept service policing Germ;*, territories. They arc asking for higher pay than that offered, and the response to the appeal for 1000 officers lias been so small that the financial arrangements' have boon referred back to the Treasury.
It is understood that the terms offered to American officers for similar work arc much more generous.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21551, 2 November 1944, Page 6
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