Copenhagen, Oct. 30.
The German authorities in Poland have ordered buying and selling to be restricted as far as possible, and deals to be confined to essentials, says the Berlin correspondent of the "Berlingtke Tidende." No travel; he says, is allowed without a permit. At Thorn all Poles must leave the pavements and raise their hats when German soldiers or Nazi party-men pass. Poles must also wait in shops until all Germans have been served. Jews, he declares, are served last. They a suffering intensely from Nazi oppression—not allowed to walk on pavements or to possess over, 2,000 zloty, of which only 100 zloty can be in cash. All debts lo Jews of over 500 zloty, he says, have been cancelled, and efforts are being made to prevent Jews from obtaining Red Cross assistance. They are forbidden to own wireless sets—
Reuter.
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