Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1941 — Page 2
The Best Harvest in 30 Years’ May Ease German: Pola nd Food Shortage, Governor General ays By JACK FLEISCHER ters, admitted that bread had been Polish” ‘farmers modern agricultur-|man authorittes, 8000 [21-year-old said, is that in the Polish labor but’ the. park: work was halted and|where there’ now are 500,000 Jews.| They are occupied mainly in hap-
United Press Staff Correspondent particularly scarce, but expressed|al methods and have provided them Poles have been called up for seven on the conser are not | Poles th t optimism about crop prospects. |With seeds particularly adaptable |months” duty in fhe labor service, structed in, National Soelalists | R protection i oo the aad Se a coljifits are Lib joogt nde colony Hast its own
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. CRACOW, German Poland, July £ : . Germanys’ campal against|to the Polish climate and soil, he| which now is’ on an entallology, i «°F v¥ Law bw A | 10.—Food has been scarce in Ger- Russia By Te mpaien ind into said. Projects to improve the for-|basis. It probably will be “extend-|. mqne port Tecive one zloty, or “| war started. | on All ‘Jews must remain in the|residential district, from which | man-occupied Poland, but the Gov-|food conditions in German Poland, | ests, drainage, irrigation and trans-|ed to a years’ term and made com-|gp pfennigs (nominally, about % :I drove through Cracow’s ghetto|ghetto at night, but they are per-| Poles are barred. - : ernment expects “the best harvest Frank said. The troops lived par- portation facilities have been start- pulsory. later, they said: cents). for pocket, money daily. Inseveral. times. I learned from the|mitted to, leave during the day, if| Frank said he was fully satisfied ied in 30 years” to relieve the situation. tially off the land before the start|ed. ‘Most of the werkers are housed addition, they-are given & ‘uniform |Germans that Cracow’s Jewish pop- [their work requires it. They are re-|with the results of the German ad- | - Governor General Karl Frank, of the offensive and probably much| I saw several groups from the re- in barracks where they are fed and|consisting of a blue blouse and|ulation, which was 70,000 before[quired. to wear white arm-bands|ministration thus far. I did not have © entertaining a. group of touring|of the food produced here will feed|cently organized Polish labor serv-|cared for -much-as in the German |trousers.. — - ~~ Ifthe occupation; now is 11,000. The|bearing the Star of David. an opportunity to talk to enough foreign correspondents at his beau-|them during future operations. ice repairing streets and public|youth and German labor seryices.| ‘They have been. dredging the|remainder has been tramsferred to| The Jews have their own admin-|Poles to obtain their “reaction to. -tiful- 14th gentury castle Bes dius. German experts are iSastinG Li nists here. Awol to rose The main difference,. one: official Fyistula Fives and’ laying out parks, other Stes, particularly Warsaw, ' istration, laws, Jolice 2 and stores.| German rule. ’
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