Berlin, Sept. 24.
lengthy communique on mille operations against Poland, revealed they were prepared last Spring. the D.N.B. news agency reported today for the German Gen-
'The Northern armies, after junction with East Prussian' troops, were to advance eastward and meet the [Southern armies advancing along the Vistula towards the north-cast. When in the Spring of 1930, it Jpecame apparent that Poland, count-jing on foreign ald, would not hesitate resort to arms to satisfy her huge national aspirations against JGermany, a close study of all her military intentions was "undertaken," the communique stated, "In confer-Jences held by Herr Hitler with the ficaders of the army, navy and air force, the chief of their General [Stamts, and the Commander-in-Chief Jor the German forees, a plan of faction. was drafted."
Foreign observers here stress, that it would be. interesting to know exactly when the German General [Start had completed its strategic plans for the conquest of Poland—Havas, Germany to Reduce Food Rations Zurich, Sept. 23.
As from tomorrow, a new system for reduced food rations will enter into effect in the Reich, it was reported here. would be taken Off the cards of grown-ups altogether only infants would be allowed some. All other rations would be cut down.
The German population, it was said, was divided into classes according the work done by and the health of the people.
'Only' potatoes, vegetables, fruit and fish were to be acquired without restriction if obtainable in the food-stores. Otherwise, weekly rations to be enforced would be: 24 kilos of bread, 500 yrams of meat, 80 grams of butter, $20 grams of margarine fr other culter substitutes, 65 grams of pork fat, 62 grams of cheese, 100 grams of marmalade, 250° grams of sugar.
One pound, according to the avoir-dubois system, equals 452 grams—Havas.
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