Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1945 — Page 6

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By CHARLES P. ARNOT United Press Staff Correspondent WARSAW, Oct. 30 (Delayed).— { Pree trade with the rest of the world is out of the question for Poland for at least another five years. That is the opinion of Dr- Stefan Jedrychowski, Polish minister of shipping and foreign trade. The reason, he believes, is because national reconstruction will require ! the nation to import far more than | she exports. | The youthful minister, a former lawyer and economics professor, said at a press conference that failure to maintain rigid government control over Poland's foreign commerce might force the country to become an exporter against its will “Our situation is somewhat desperate right now,” he explained. “We must import everything possible in order to get the country back on its feet. If we permitted free trade, we might find ourselves g bacon and hams, which we need desperately ourselves.” Importing Meat For example, Jedrychowski said it would be at least five years before Poland could resume exports of its [ Tainous bacon ¥nd hams. He point |ed out that meat is being imported | from Denmark and that even paper, | which Poland exported before the | war, now has to be bought abroad. The minister said, however, that trade agreements already were being negotiated with Russia, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Romania and Hungary, and that he hoped to negotiate similar pacts soon with the uated. States and Britain. | He suggested that American and | British businessmen who want to {reopen trade dealings with Poland | communicate with government-ap-proved Polish agencies which have been authorized to conduct foreign

Jedrychowski {land’s determination to maintain

| sia and at the same time to promote ‘a larger trade exchange with both Britain and the United States than | it had before the war, | He said Poland is seeking trade { credits and loans abroad to finance its foreign trade, but he evaded the | question of establishing a legal rate {of exchange betweén the Polish (zloty on the one hand and the dol- | lar and pound sterling on the other. “Until the general currency situa{tion in the world has been settled, {it will be difficult for Poland to set {an exchange rate,” he said. “It must be remembered that” Poland

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2 Army Relea

CAPT. RODERICK LEE BOLING, former Indianapolis phy-

veterans to hospitals. The son of E. C. Barnes, La- | doga, he is a graduate of Butler |

reported killed in action, two in the |

Pacific dead are 2d Lt. William F.; Arnett Jr., Kokomo, and T. Sgt. |= John R. Robinson, Terre Haute. Killed in Europe were ard W. Bireley, Kokomo; S. Sgt.

T. Sgt. Edwin S. Ross, Sullivan.

MEMORIAL PROGRAM

‘A community memorial service, sponsored by Whittier school 33, will be held at 7:30 p. m. Nov, 14, iit the school auditorium, Mrs, Georgia Lacey, principal; and the junior high school choral speaking group and choir will participate in the program which tions and addresses,

itial difficulty in our. trade pe. gram.” Export Some Products

ent can export coal, steel, iron, salt, soda and cement, and needs ma-

addition, the government plans to buy large amounts of clothing, ma~ chinery and vehicles from the sure

stocks remaining in Europe. The allied military vehicles, he! explained, would help break Poland’s internal transportation bottleneck, which is still the nation’s No. 1 reconstruction problem. Jedrychowski said three Polish ships already have returned from abroad and that the government is trying to recover other vessels ag-

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