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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1939-03-03

Question lin choosing dress for
general wear, what material is it best
to select, when it has to be cleaned
frequently?
Answer You do not say whether
you want a fabric that is warm, or
one of medium or light weight. For
warmth, wool or jersey are excellent
and clean well, but be sure to inquire
when you purchase it whether or not
it is pre-shrunk. In one of medium
weight is required, silk jersey, silk
and wool, or rayon and wool are all
good. IF you wish a light weight
frock, all silk, silk and rayon, celia
nese, or challis will give you salts
faction, are easily kept clean and
pressed.
Question 2-What kind of a cleans
ing cream is best to use, liquifying,
or non-liquifyipg?
Answer 2-Non-liquifying. Any
pure cold cream will keep well, do a
splendid job of cleansing, and enable
you to pack it comfortable when
travelling.
Question 3-What is difference be-
tween perfume, toilet water and eau
de cologne?
Answer 3-Perfume contains a
large percentage of concentrated es-
sential oils, combined with a COM
paratively small amount of alcohol.
Toilet water is perfume diluted with
greater percentage of alcohol. Eau
de cologne contains rosemary and
other cooling agents in addition to
perfume and alcohol. Perfume should
be sprayed to diffuse the essence.
Toilet water can either be sprayed
or used to put on clothes, handker-
chiefs or on the body. Eau de cologne
was primarily designed to be used on
the body after bath, to pat on the
forehead to allay fatigue. In all three,
the heat of the body releases the
dominant note of the perfume, and
many women use all three in prefer
ence to one as substitute for the
others.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1939-03-03

will bring out your own individuality
nor spend a fortune to select several
that will set you apart in your own
circle of friends and make you seem
lot more alluring when you wear
them.
You have only to remember that
your perfumes should harmonic with
YOU; with the clothes you wear at the
particular time you wear them; that II
-'cu are very young you should avoid
heavy perfumes, and if you are bit
older you may choose any perfume
that is suited to you, and if you are
matron you select your perfumes as
YOU would your friends, for their
stimulation, their congeniality, their
effect upon your surroundings, their
contribution to success in your life in
YOUR home, in yor social contacts, in
your associations.
WHAT TO CHOOSE
Just now, when drab winter is upon
US, fresh floral odor, or a blended
bouquet, or a new modern note IN a
perfume, is more desirable than
cloyingly sweet one, or a heavy, exotic
type. For perfumes have their season.
al aspects, too, you know, just as
clothes do. Also, you would certainly
tire of wearing one dress day after
day, without changing it occasionally,
wouldn't you? And just as certainly
other people would tire of seeing you
in it, and perfumes are exactly the
same their effect upon us, and the
folks with whom we come into contact.
Since there are available number
of duo and trio, as we'll as quartette
perfumes that come in sets, you would
be wiser to select one of these first,
if you are not absolutely sure which
one is/.our favorite for certain occas-
ions and hours when you want to
make the most lasting impression.
Thus you will have several on hand to
try out before you invest in the larger
sizes. These are nominal in price and
it will enable you to use a different
kind with each type of costume you
wear. A modern one with a suit;
floral odor with an afternoon frock
for bridge or tea blended bouquet
Or new and exciting one for even
ing.
Examples of these various kinds
may be found in a number of lines
your local stores carry, and if you'd
ike to know more about them, we
shall be happy to talk about them
rom time to time, and mention them
'y name.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1939-03-03
Cokesbury News
Too late for last issue

Miss Ruby Butler entertained the
"Busy Bees" at her home last Thurs
day evening. After the business meet
ing a very enjoyable program was
given and delicious ice cream and
cakes were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ". Taylor were
called to Philadelphia, Pa, last. We'd
nesday because Of the illness of their
son, Mr.. Ralph Taylor, who was taken
sick while visiting relatives there. He
was moved to Jefferson Hospital,
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1939-03-03
Coaglas Are Danger Stems,
Treat Them Accordingly

II you are suffering with a
cough Of long-standing, and do not
know its cause, 60 to see your doc
tor Immediately. You might have
a serious ailment Even coughs
due TO cold or exposure often
lead to serious complications by
breaking down your resistance.
For the latter type cough there
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1939-03-03
COSMETIC COUNSEL

Your skin and proper care of it is a
subject of vital Importance to every
woman, for it has to last from youth,
through middle age and on as long as
we live. knowledge of how it should
be treated, and why, are facts which
should be every woman's proudest
possession. The skin itself functions
the same way three hundred and six
ty-five days and nights a year, yet
each individual skin differs in texture,
pigmentation or coloring, and reac-
tion to climatic changes, as well as to
the cosmetics you use.
Perhaps you have tried one brand
disappointed because you did not seem
to see any difference in your skin in
the way of improvement, and so you
are puzzled to know which of the
many products you see, hear and read
about, to use for your own skin. We
will, in stepping Stones" give you
facts which you may apply to your in
dividual case, and so arrive at accur-
ate conclusions, and make wise decis-
ions concerning the cosmetics you buy
and use.
HOW THE SKIN FUNCTIONS
If you understand exactly how the
skin functions, you will realize that
what not to do is quite as important
to you as what to do. Armed with
this information, you can proceed with
caution to put into effective use the
various cosmetics you buy.
Your skin works harder than any
other part of your body, except your
heart, lungs, stomach and intestines.
It is composed of several layers, the
outer one, the epidermis, is but the
protective layer, yet that is the one
which takes most of the punishment.
Your pores are like little thermostats,
constantly opening and closing-rid-
ding the body of wastes-perspiring
is an example of how they function
and beneath the layers are tiny oil
glands that supply the outer layer
with moisture, keeping it flexible and
healthy.
They, in turn, are depndent upon the
blood-stream, which, so long as it cir
culates normally, suffuses your face
with color and vitality. In youth
your blood courses through your sys-
tenn rapidly, and surcharges you with
energy. AS you grow older, it slows
up, sometimes, indeed, becoming slug
gish. That is when even more care
NUT be taken of your skin, to help it
maintain it's flexibility and balance.
Don't expect any creams, lotions or
cosmetics of any sort, to do effec-
tive work for you unless you help
them to do so BY doing your part.
BY this we mean that you must take
a certain amount of exercise regular
ly each day-walking briskly in the
open air is one of the very best exer-
cises possible-see to it that your diet
is sensible-we will go into details
of that as we proceed step by step
on your road to health and beauty
and your intestines functioning nor
malcv, for ALL these have distinct
bearing upon your health, the con-
dition of your nerves. your DISPOSE
tion, your general we'll being. upon
your circulation, and in turn uuon the
specific condition Of your skin.
CLEANSING THE SKIN
One of the absolute necessities for
keeping your skin healthy-and no
skin can be beautiful if it is not
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1939-03-03

Mrs. Robert B. johnson and son,
Littleton of Concord Wharf, Va, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Elizabeth S.
Martin and Miss Jessie Martin.
Mrs. Carl T. Lankford left Sunday
to spend some time with relatives in
Washington, D. c.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1939-03-03

of the County Road leading from
Bishopville to Wight's Island. Con-
sideration $40.
Frank Campbell and Ebbie Camp
bell from Ebbie Campbell, Executor,
real estate containing 10 acres, more
or less, on the County Road leading
from St. Martins Church to st. Mar
tins River. Consideration $500.
Thos. F. johnson from Sampson
Selby and wife, tract of land contain
ing 20 acres, more or less, in st. Mar
tins Neck, on the Public Road leading
from Bishopville to the White Farm
and adjoining the "McNeal Farm" to-
gether with a part of the "McNeal
Farm" containing 80 acres, more or
less, both in the 9Th Elec. Dist. Con-
sideration 81 &c.
Sampson s. Selby and Elsie M. Sell
by, his wife, from Thos. F. Johnson,
2 parcels of real etate containing 20
acres and 80 acres, more or less, in
the 5th Elec. Dist.,l in st. Martins
Neck, one on the Public Road leading
from Bishopville to the White Farm
and the other being part of the enc
Neal Farm" Consideration 81 &c.
Raymond Quillen from Ernest Rue
digger and Edmond H. johnson, AS
signees, tract of land containing 100
acres, more or less in the 3rd Elec.
Dist, on the West side of the County
Road leading from Taylorville Mill
Dam to Jenkins Neck. Consideration
$123O.
Joseph J. Figgs from Harvey c.
Pusey and wife, 2 tracts of land in the
End Elec. Dist, one containing $3.50
acres, more or less, on both sides of
the County Road leading from Pub
lie Landing to Figg's Landing and the
other being woodland, containing %
1-2 acres, more or less, between the
new and the old County Road leading
from Public Landing to Conner's
Church. Consideration $40 &c.
Owen J. Mumford from Carroll H.
Mumford and wife, certain lots near
Ocean City, in the 10th Elec. Dist.
Consideration $40 &c.
VIM. B. Griffin and Fayetta w.
Griffin his wife, from Tillie M. Bar
ber and husband, real estate on the
N. E. corner of intersection of Phila-
delphia Ave., and North Fourth ST.,
in Ocean City, in the 10th Elec. Dist.
Consideration $40 &c.
VIM. o. Dickerson from Elliott w.
Marshall and wife, the following real
estate in the End Elec. Dist: 5 acres
more or less, on the Southwesterly
side of the State Road leading from
now Hill to Pocomoke City; 10 acres,
more or less adjoining the "Holland
Farm" and south of the county road
leading from Snow Hill to Public
Landing, parcel in Snow Hill on the
State Highway leading out of Snow
Hill toward Public Landing; 80 acres,
more or less, on the North side of the
outlet leading from the dwelling
house of John Bradley to the County
Road leading from Franklin School
house to Box Iron, together with 65
acres, more or less, partly in the 9Th
and partly in the 7th Elec. Dists., on
both sides of the State Stone Road
leading from Snow Hill to Salisbury,
&c. Consideration $40 &c.
Pocomoke Foundry and Machine
Works from Clinton H. Jones and
wife, real estate on the Southeast side
of Eighth ST., in Pocomoke City. Con-
sideration $1O0 &c.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1939-03-03
Write Miss Pierce

Write to Miss Pierce, in of stepping Stones,
to this publication, and enclose stamped seaddress
ed envelope. We shall not reveal your name, you
may write quite freely, knowing that your letter will
be entirely confidential.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1939-03-03
DON'T TRY TO treat COUGHS
With Homemade REMEDIES

is a mr. licine, compounded by a
great scientist, fortified with both
Vitamins "a" and 3D." given 70
the world by a great laboratory
and sold by leading druggists un-
der the name Of Mentho-Mulsion,
at an all-time low price Of 75c.
Although home remedies are
sometimes effective, many Of
them have been proven ~merely
superstition, so why take chances
when Mentho- -Mulsion Is sold UNI
der an iron-clad guarantee Of sat
isfaction or your money back by
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1939-03-03
The Question Box

This department belongs to you Here you will find
of the questions that are asked us week to
week. and replies them We shall be glad to
your questions regarding any personal problems
you may have
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1939-03-03

Lloyd & Blaine, Druggists - Adv.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1939-03-03
CLEANSING THE SKIN

One Of the absolute necessities for
keeping your skin healthy-and no
skin can be beautiful if it is not
La opinión., 1939-09-05
LAS HOSTIL!DADES
IA NAC|ON ALEMANA
Las grandes pleas de artilleria de las dos
naciones interrumpen ell ~silencio de 20
amos en- la ~frontera franco-alemana
va Sc establecio contacto en- TODD ell fren-
tie, dice ell ~laconico boletin Official expedi-
do por ell gobierno frances 4
Por L e. HEINZEN


PARIS, Septiembre 4.-(UP)- Yente amos de "Sin No,
vedad en- ell Frente Occidental fueron interrumpidos esta
noche pr ell rugido de las grandes pleas de artilleria fran
cesaS Y alemanas.
La secretaria de guerra anuncio que las fuerzas Salas ha-
bian iniciado las hostilidades con su TRADITIONAL enemigo del
otro lado del Rhin, Ell ell mismo campo de batalla en- que
combatierOn Ell e1 conficto 19l4-1S.
Narios escuadrones aereos han saldo en- Yiaje de reco-
rocimiento sobre Alemania, segin sc anuncio, ~probabemen-
tie hasta mas ALA de la nueva "Linea Sigfrido" de Adolf
Hitler, que consiste Ell fortificaciones hundidas.
"Ya Sc ha e~stablecido contacto progresivamente en- TODD
ell frente" dice ell boletin Official, que es muy laconico.
Las fuerzas navales han oCupado las poslclones que SC
les asignarou, V las aereas han cumplido con sus mls1ones
de reconocimiento', agregan.
IIasta estos momentos hay va 100000 de franceses en-
pie de guerra, pero a cada bora aumenta ell total; porque
Francia esta preparandose para una guerra larsa.
Ell parte de Sin Noyedad en- el Frente Occidentaf' de
esta manana, esta en- marcado contraste con ell del Ola en-
que Sc rompieron las hostiidades Ell 1914.
Namur y Sc abri6 paso a fuerza por Lieja, mientras que ell
ejercito frances atacaba Alsacia-Lorraine, que hablan sido
provincias alemanas desde 1871.
Hoy dos poderosos ejerchos Sc enfrentan en- ell rio Kim
y ell Saar, atrincherados con fortificaciones de acero y con-
Creto, que han sido construidas recientemente.
En- Paris Sc cree que ell Fuehrer no tene intenciones de
iniciar las hostlidades en- ell frente occidental, hasta que sus
Columns hayan avanzado mas en- Polonia.
Aemania tiene aproximadamente 100000 soldados EN- la
Lnea Sigfrido o "Murala Occidental.
va Sc han terminado los planes para que una fuerza
que ocupan la famosa Linea Maginot, construida con TN
costo de $400000,0 900.
Segun Sc informa, de acuerdo con estos planes lngla-
terra enviara un minimo de 20 divisiones motorizadas a Fran
cia, como primer contingente, acompanadas de fuerza aerea
de bombardeo.
La opinión., 1939-09-05
LO ATACO I'm
BUQUE NGLES
EN- ALTA MAR
Sc permitio a la tri-
~pulacion abandonar
la nave

MONTEViDEo, Uruguay, Sept.
A. CUP).- Ell barco alemsn OIn-
ia, csrgado dc cereales y carne
salada, fue hundido en- ell sur del
Atlant,co por cl crucero britannica
"Ajax", segun anunoio hoy la lc-
uacion dc Alemania.
lei hundimiento dc In embarca-
cion fuo anunciado por los MEM
bros de la tripGiaci6n que llegaron
aali a bordo del barco tanque bri
TANGO san Gerardo.
El vapor, de 4,57G toneladas, fuc
aleanzado poe ell %crueero, MEM
bro del .escuadr0n de las midas
Occidentales, IA las IL a. IN. eI To-
mingo, coo millaa al sureste del
cpbo de Polonio. Dcspues de girar
ordenes a la tripulacidn de que
abandonaran ell barco. el Ajax bonn
bardeo eli Olinda hasta que Sc
hundio, segun declararon los SO
brevfyientcs.
Ell captain del Olinda, n. Schc-
neekloth, declare que despues &c
que Ell barco dc carga fue detcnIdo
por ell Ajax, varios oficisles brita-
nicos subieron a bordo ordcnandc
a los oficiales y miembros dc Ia
tripulacion que subieran en- los la
chonos del crucero.
Despues fueron llevados al san
Gerardo que sc cncontraba cerca
del crucero. FL ba~rco-tanque IN
(pasa a la Sva. pas.)
La opinión., 1939-09-05
ESTAN VA. EN-
FL RIO VISTULA
Los ALEMANES
Quedan atrapados
en- ell corredor los
polacos

BERLIN, Sept. 4-(UP).-Ei Al
to mando Aleman anuncio hoy en-
la manana que sus fuerzas que
hacia ell este, procedentes
de Pomeranis, llesaron va al rio
Vistula, en- un punto llamado Kuhn,
"atrapando completamente" al ej5r-
otto p%olaeo que estaba defendiendo
la parte superior del Corredor Po-
lace.
Otro informe aleman acusa a
la Fran Bretana de estar X
plotando ell hundimiento del tran
s%atlantico Athena. con ell propo-
sito de llevar a los Estados Un.dos
a la guerra
Ell Estaeo Mayor aleman dice
en- una declaration, que "todo ha-
ce Greer que IN submarine insle.
oisparo ell torpedo sobre ell "Athe-
MIA, como una MEDIA de propa-
sanda para influenciar la neutra-
tsIsue en- IL ga. paa.)
La opinión., 1939-09-05
EFECTUAR0N
dos ATAQUES A
VARSOVIA AVER
Los avione germa-
nos han sembrado
la
Por Edward w. Beattie, Jr.
Corresponsal dc United Press y
LA OPINION

vARSoVlA, Sept. A. (uP)--
Varias fIotillas de aviones alemanes
se%mbraron ell terror ests noche en
Varsovia, ~atacandoia dos Veces y
dej&ndo aleunas aleunas secciones
de la eiudad en- llamas. Las Gales
cstan llenas dc escombros, las ban
quotas cubiertas dc n capa de VIZ
drios rotos dc cast una pulgada de
espesor y en- todas parties sc cree
que ell numcro de muertos y heridos
acra muy erande cuando las auto
ridades terminen de recoger sus da-
tos oficiales.
Este corresponsal de Ia United
Press conto so ~aviones alemanes Ell
el afro, iluminados por los ~incendios
que provocaban sus propias bombas
Tambien VIC a tres aeroplanos ma
zistas caer en- llamas. yictimas del
nutrido fuego de las ametralladoras
| polacas.
El primer ataque ocurri6 a las 4.50
7. NJ. El segundo una bora 20 mi
nutos despues, cuando todavia las
enfermeras Y medicos manchados de
sangre sc dedicaban a a tarea de
recoser los muertos y heridos en- las
Gales, entire quienes sc ~encuentran
hombres. mujeres Y nihos.
AL parecer, los |atacantes concen-
traban su fuego sobre las estacio-
mes ferr~ocarrileras, los dos aero
puertos de Ia ciudad y las otras II
meas dc comunicaciones; pero los
establccimientos, las casas peque-
mas y las de apartamentos, sc SIM
braban con las eXplosiones.
No es possible caleuiar las desera-
| cias personaIes, porque los funeiona-
rios poIacos estan aun ineiertos don
de cayeron todas las bombas (cuan-
do menos 50). Ademas, la ciudad
esta enteramente a obseuras. por-
que Sc teme que los nazistas alta
quen otra vez dc un momento a otro.
Los ataques de esta noche han
sido los peores sobre Varsovia des-
nc QOc DC TpTiPicTOH tdo hOSAlllOdONo
En- una casa solamente ocurrie-
ell Viernes pasado.
ron 8 muertes. Dos patios %ferroca-
rrileros Y cuando menos tres ia
bricas, fueron incendiados. Todos
! los bomberos fueron llamados a apa
gar las llamas en- las orillas de Ia
ciudad, teniendo que hacerlo al mis-
mo TEMPO que las cuadrillas de au-
xilio buscaban muertos y heridos.
Los %aviones alemanes, volando en-
sentido contrario a las maneeiIlas
de I'm reloj, en- erupos de tres. Gin
CO y dos, iban y venian sobre la ciu-
dad. que retumbata con las fuertes
explosiones.
En- ell centric de la oiudad no Ca.
20 nj una bomba.
Tan pronto como los aeroplanos
(Si1us en- Ia ga. pas.)
La opinión., 1939-09-05

N ACC|0N
Sus aviones ataca-
ron la escuadra de
guerra naZi
Las bombas hicie-
ron blanco en- dos
acorazados
Por WALLACE CARROLL
Corresponsal de United Press y
LA OPINION

loNDRES, Septiembre S. (UP)
-(Martes).- IngIaterra lie asesto
va su primer soIpe a AIemania, al
bombardear su flota aerea la es-
euadra alemana en- la base de Viii
helmshafen, segun anuncia hoy en-
la mariana ell ministerio de infor-
macion.
Los mas grandes ayiones ingle-
scs de bombardeo, despues de atra
vesar ell Mar del Norte, a~tacaron
IN base naval de Wilhelshafen. que
es Ia segunda mas grande de Ale
mania. Las bomhas fueron arroja-
das sobre las unidades nayales fon
deada5 en- Ia bahia.
El boletin Official britannica admi-
tie que "nuestra fuerza aerea sufrio
alguaas bajas", pero agrega que To-
gro dafar sacramento dos acoraZa-
dos.
Fueron varias las bombas que
hicieron blanco direeto, informa ell
ministerio, sobre un barco de que
ira Ell Schilling Roads. frente a
W.lhelmshafen, y sobre otro acora
zado fondeado en- Brunsbuttel. a 50
millas al norte de Ia base naval.
ia radiodifusora official alemana
aauncio que los aeroplanos brita-
nicos habian atacado Wilhelmsha-
fen y Cuxhafen. pero que cinco de
los 10 aparatos que tomaron parte
en- ell ataque fueron derribados por
las bateriss anti-aereas alemanas
FL resto escape por la frontera ho-
landesa, Sc asreso.)
Wilhelmshafep. como a $50 mi
Las aereas de Londres. esta en- Ia
protegida Y fortificada bahia de
Jahde, en- el Man del Norte y en-
ell estuario del RIO Weser. rs el
Quartet general del Alto Alando Ma
val que Alemania tiene en- el MAJ
del Norte.
La otra gran base naval alema-
ma. Kiel, est4 al noreste y sobre Ell
Baltico.
Wilhelmshalen t.ene 10000 ha-
bitantes y esta a 225 millas al no
roeste de Berlin. Es Ia seguuda ba
SO naval de Alemania. Su nueva ba
hia contlene una seccion separada
para botes torpederos y esta CO.
nectada por medic de compuertas
con los canales de Ems y Jahde.
Tambien esta comunicada con Ia
bahia exterior y sc halla fuertemen
tie fortif. cada.
FL Jahde, que eoneota Wilhelmsha
fen con e, Mar del Norte, es un
canal de tres millas de anchura o
lamente.
La sublevacion de las .tripulacio
mes de dos acorazados alemanes en-
Wilhelmshafen. ell 80 de octubre de
1918, fue Ia ohispa que encendio
la revolucion alemana en- los 0ltl-
mos dias de la guerra mund.al.
La opinión., 1939-09-05

dentro de pocos dias, ses1n sc
cree.
BENTHElM, Aiemania. Sept.
4.--(UP).- Sir Neville Hender-
son, ell embajador dc lnslaterrs
en- Berlin. fuc detenido hoy GUAM
do iba a cruzar la frontera ger
mano-hoiandesa en- compania de
los demas miembros dc la EN-
baiada inglesa, en- tanto salem de
lnc,aterra los miembros de Ia 'e-
gacion germana en- Londres.
LILLE, Francia, s~eptiembrc q.
-(uP).-El tren que conducc a
los miembros de la leeacion ale
mana en- Paris fue detenido hoy
en- la frontera -belga, en-
espera de la n~oticia dc que el en-
bajador frances en- Berlin ha lie
gado a Ia frontera.
%lnspeetores dc la Surete Ma
~tionaIc y g%uardiss movidas sc
halIaban a cargo del personal dc
la leeacion germana, compuesto
de 1870 personals.
GRAVESEND, lngfaterra, sep
ticmbre a. = (UP). - Theodore
kordt, c~ncareado de noeocios ale
man en- Londres y los demas
miembros de la embajada alema-
ma, partieron hoy a bordo del
vapor Batavier ", con rumbo a
Rotterdam. A esta oiudad llega-
ron pr~oeedentes de Londres POGO
despucs dc las ocho Gle la noche.
LONDRES, Sept. 5.-(M
-(UP).-Las ~princesas Isabel y
Marcarita Rosa, hijss del Rey y
dc la Reina dc lnglaterra, han
ahandonaoo ell Castillo de 5almo-
raj y sc cneuentran actualmente
zen sitio SECURE, seeun Sc mum
clio ofioialmente hoy,
FL castillo de Balmoral Ina sido
c~lausursdo, toman6ose las medi-
das ~neeesariss para p~roteeer su
mobiliario y articulos de valor.
LoNDRES, Sept. 5.-(Martes).
-(uP).-Un mensaje de la Ex-
change Telegraph, procedente de
Copenhague, Dinamarca, dice que
en- la costa danesa, eerca de la
frontera con Alcmania, por el la
do del Mar del Norte, Sc habia
lreglstrado un fuerte eombate ae-
REQ entire aviones alemanes y bril-
(Sinus en- Ia ga. pag.l