Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 September 1945 — Page 18

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{sald that these refugees, mostly { Poles, were unsatisfactory as kitchen | {and dining room help, although they |

(repatriation. But most of these ref- | |ugees had said that they did not |

| same wages. Typical pay for a wait- |

[GERMANS GIVEN | JOBS WITH AMG

260 Allied Nationals = Are Discharged.

| ~ By EDWARD P. MORGAN | Times Foreign Correspondent : i FRANKFURT, Germany, Sept. 13. | —Some confusion appears to have pret an army directive which gives | displaced nationals of allied coun- | {tries priority over German civilians | in securing employment with the | ‘American military government, | | The basis of the order is that lib | erated nationals must get preferlence over the Germans. for jobs. | The directive, issued on June 13,| {still stands. But 250 displaced per- | |sons, working in Gen, Dwight D.| | Eisenhower" 8 mess for the past three, {months, were dismissed Saturday | {night and replaced on Sunday by | Germans. | The headquarters commandant of |

Forces in the European Theater,

| were supposed to have been Pied] {especially for thelr jobs. “They just didn't seem to take | {any interest,” he sald, The army is now ceasing to em- | ploy displaced persons eligible for|

want to be repatriated and, when | hired, formed the impression that | they could work at least through | the winter. Headquarters said that it would] fry to find them jobs; although it was not known when, or what kind | of work it would be. It is a fact] that many displaced persons, dazed | and maladjusted after liberation! from slave labor, and with virtually nofhing to spend their money on, have been disinclined to work: { Germans, who replaced the Poles | at the U. 8. P. E. T. mess get the |

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