POLICY CHANGE AIDS BRITAIN
Received jMondav, S.20 p.m. LOXDOX, Xov. IS. The Russians, in a sudden change of policy, have begun pouring food into the British zone of Gennany, says tho Daily Alail rs Berlin eorrespondent. Grain and potatoes are coming iu through German Baltic ports in -exchange for steel sent to the Kussian /.oue by rail. The Russians, under an agreenient whieh is now being implemented, agreed to supply 1.00,00.) tons of food for the British zone. The Mayor of Berlin, Herr Josef Orlopp, declared tliat the city's bread supply was secure until the beginiiing of Eebruarv. He added tl\at 230,000 tons of potatoes for tlie winter lutd arrived from the Russian zone and Gzechoslovakia.
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Chronicle (Levin), 19 November 1946, Page 5
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