Poles Suspect British Of Seeking Territorial Return For Germans

Grey River Argus, 8 September 1948, Page 5

Poles Suspect British Of Seeking Territorial Return For Germans

(Rec. 9.45) LONDON, Sept. 7 The Polish Embassy here has now published a Note sent recently by the Polish Government to Britain, ihe Note accused Britain of backing German revisionist circles in their dangerous activities.” „„„ * The Note was delivered to Rt. Hon. Ernest Bevin on August 31 lash The protest is based on a British Control Commission announcement, which referred to “Polish Western territories” as “German eastern t ritories.”

WEST GERMANY MAY GET TRADE ASSISTANCE FROM WEST EUROPE

(Received September 7, 10.45 p.m.) GENEVA, September 7. Fifteen out of twenty-two nations which are holding trade and tarfft talks in Geneva have approved, the text of a multilateral treaty giving to Western Germany the “most favoured nation treatment.” The Australian and New Zealand delegates voted for it, but they explicitely pointed out that such an agreement should not be considered as a precedent if the case of Japan should ever be discussed.