Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1947 — Page 18

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Alarms Poles

Fear Loss of Lwow Without Silesia Gain

By DAVID M. NICHOL Times Foreign Correspondent

the Polish people and the Polish government are al

the affection of! the Germans. For purely sens timental reasons it's difficult for a Pole, simply looking around shattered Warsaw, to . understand why 0 anyone Jhule : .want to be Mr. Nichol “¢; ularly kindly to people who behaved as the Germans did here. On a much more practical “basis, the Poles resent the fact that each new concession to the Germans is taken almost literally from the mouths and pockets of the Polish | people. There are still some murmuriogs| about the loss to the Russians of!

| tlements. {reconciled to this. Want One or Other But part of the trade was that

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ders along the lines of the Oder and Neisse rivers. So long as they lose

sionately on retaining the other. Now there are suggestions that

a permanent one,

las ‘much at Stuttgart last Septem{ber in a speech which has become

imans under American occupation. {The Germans would like nothing i better. The Poles took one look at the| {farm lands they haven't yet been lable to occupy fully, or to stock,

of Silesia, which they are struggling

as & man. Mass Migration

movement in post-war Europe. {will be moved into these “recovered

here—whn the program is complete. Industrial workers come] | first. | By mid-summer the movement of

lend. The last 600,000 Germans will have been shipped out. | To anyone who suggests then that these borders are not permanent, he Poles will reply that the changei: when ‘the program is 'comthat any attempt to alter it again in Germany's favor will be imi possible.

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and con-| y Tused by the rivalry they see devel-| A a oped among the allied powers for

Wilno and Lwow, in the east, as part of the Potsdam and Yalta set- | Most, however, are

the Poles should receive from Gers! many large sections of Pomerania! and Silesia, on their western bor-|

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this border on the west may not be, Former Secre-| tary of State James F. Byrnes said!

lalmost a new charter for the Ger-|

jand at the coal mines and industry] to set again in motion. They reacted The result has been to give, tremendous impetus to the largest! and most important colonization Some five and a half million Poles |

territories”—as they are designated

i farm families will, also, be near its

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