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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-20

mikus kifejezesevel eljink,
vizes oldat. Van benne ugyan-
annyi sz6l6cukor, mint gyii-
m0lcscukor es ebben a tekin-
tetben nagyon hasonlit a
mezre. Meg a legk0z0nsege-
sebb sz6l6ben is van legalabb
hat Sszazalek cukor, de a nemes
sz6l6ben neha harminc0t sza-
zalek is. Az atlagos cukor-
tartalom 17-21 szazalek.
Hozzajarul ehhez 0.52 sza-
zalek kulonfele saw; van eek
k0zt almasav, borsav, sz6l6-
saw, de mindez sok alakjaban
van benne. K0zismert ezek
kozil a sosavas kali, melyet
borko neven arulnak is. Ez
a bork6 hatarozza meg, mi
lyen savanyu a Dor, mint
ahogy a csersav AIT, hogy
mily mertekben fanyar. A tisz-
ia sz6l6leben alig van csersav;
az csak a lore utjan keriil a
borba.
De a legnemesebb, ami a
borban van, nem a cukor, mem
is a say, hanem a Dor illatat
es izet meghataroz6 anyagok,
melyek mem annyira a sz6l6,
husaban, mint inkabb a heja-
ban es kiil0n0sen a leveleben
fejlodnek XII.
A rajnai borok kiilonos aro-
maja mely vilaghiriket terem-
tette meg, legnagyobb mertek-
ben a levelekben rejt6zik,
exert gondoltak mar ARA is,
hogy szetnyomkodott leveleket
kevernek a musthoz, inert
akkor meg finomabb lesz a Dor
bukeja.
Mi is az a sokat emlegetett
buke A tudomanyos kemia
sokat foglalkozott ezzel a
kerdessel, de meg mem tudunk
mindent a dolog lenyeger6l.
Ha kenes eterrel kezeljiik a
sz6l6t, akkor megkapjuk azo-
kat az eterikus olajokat, me-
lyekt6l a Dor finomsaga figg.
Van aztan a borban meg
glykotid is, vannak benne lila
tos anyagok es cukorb6l all6
vegyiiletek, de eek csak az
eleszt6 hatasa k0vetkezteben
fejl6dnek XII olyan alakban,
hogy illatossa tegyek a bort.
Nagyon tudom, hogy k0rm0n-
font ez a mondat, de sajnos, a
tudomany is csak tapogatozva
kutatja meg a sz6l6 rejtel-
melt.
Mert mindez meg mindig
nem mutatja meg t0keletesen
a sz6l6bogyo szerkezetet. Meg
mindig lehet kielemezni abbol
mindenfele nagyon idegen-
szeru anyagot. Van benne
klorofill, valamely sarga es kek
fest6anyag, vannak benne az
tan feherjevegyiiletek, mesz,
kalisok, kiilon0sen a v0r0sbor-
ban. Van benne viaszk es
zsir, meg kemenyit6 is. Ne
csodalkozzunk azon, hogy a
borban viaszk is van: hiszen
a sz6l6n, amikor friss, nagyon
Szepen meg Tenet laCnl AIT d
viaszkos bevonatot, mely, leg
alabb egyideig, megvedi a $40
l6szemet attol, hogy elszarad-
jon a hev 0szi napsiitesben.
A zsir, a kemenyit6 es a fe-
herje csak veletleniil, a szet-
zuzott magvakb6l kerul a bor-
ba. Szaz sz6l6szemben atlag
ketszaz mag van, de minden
magban 11-18 szazalek a
zSir. Mem lehet elkeriilni,
hogy a mustba ne keriljon be-
lie egy-egy 0sszet0rt mag, de
hat mem is art az a bornak.
Csak a pezsg6gyartasnal keru-.
lik el AIT mindenaron. A sz6l6-
mex sem a hejabol, sem a mag
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Evening star., 1940-07-28
OCCASIONAL FURNITURE

l2.o5 Solid MopIe KneehoIe Desk. 1898
in MopIe and walnut finished solid
maple
1895 2-ooss Door Bookcases Walnut,
nopIe and mahogany finished oumwood.
llx3Ox4O-in. size -------9.95
l4.95 Duncan Phyfe DropIeof Toble. MopIe,
ond walnut veneers on oumwood-- 1899
1875 Grand Ropids Swivel Console. All
mahogany 1875
1896 Grond Ropids 8-Drower kneehoIe
Desk 22x44-in. All mahogany, oil
walnut 2295
1895 Gov. Winthrop Secretory. Walnut or
mahogany veneers on eunwood - 1895
Occasional Furniture. Fourth Floor.
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1940-07-28
RUGS & CARPETING

4.o5 So Yd. Durotone Two Tone BroodIoonn
Competing. 9 and l2ft. widths, 50. yd.,
3.9S
e.o5 So Yd FernIeof Pottern BroodIoom
Corpetne. 9 ond ! z #. widths. Disc.
50. yo-- f.T9
1.95 So. I'd. Beeow Sanford Texture Brood
loom. 9 and | 2-ft. widths SO. yd., 5.95
1895 Seoness Administer, 9xl2 it. u
potterns 1895
tOther sizes proportionoteIy low prieed)
4495 SeonoIess Administer Rugs. 9xl2 IT,,
34e5
se.e5 Crentc! Pottem Rugs. Discon-
tnued patterns. 9xl2-ft. sze---46.s5
1495 Seamless Wilton Rugs. 9xl2 IT,, 1895
$50 Washed Wilton Rugs. Oriental pot
terms oxl2-ft size -69.95
eo.75 Discontinued Oriental Potten Rugs.
exl2 it,, pottens woven through to back.
1895
tRuss and carpeting, Sixth Floor The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1940-07-28
BFDROOM & DINING ROOM
FURNITURE

s-pc. Solid Maple Bedroom Bed, ehest-on-
chest or desk-ehest, dresser or .on- or
iy -----------
spc. Modern Bedroom. Wo'nut venee,s on on
ournwood ----------
Ape. Solid Maple Bedroom Bed, chest
chest, dresser or vonity- ----oS''o
spc. Hepplewhite Bedroom. Mohoeony or
walnut veneers on eunowood ------ 7s.So
Ape 18th Century Bedroom. Primo Vero or
Mahogany veneers on eunnwood--- 1872
a-Pc. Salem Bedroom. Bed, chest, dresser Or
vonity ----o'.7o
s-Po, Modern MopIe Bedroom. Bed, chest.
dresser or vonlN- ----'S.'9
3pc Modern Bedroom. Reodine 'orop N
heodboord. Walnut veneers on 9un'-
wood ----Ss'S9
Ape. Solid Cherry or Solid Birch Bedroom
Suite --------------- ''''
ape. Modern Bedroom. Striped wolnut
veneers on eunwood- 1875
s-pe. Regency Bedroom Suite. Mohoeony
veneers on eunowood 1925
s-Pc. Solid MopIe Dinette. Refectory toble,
q choirs ZZ.So
7-Pc. 18th Century Oinette. Mohoeony
e-Pc. ! 9th Century Dining Room. Buffet,
extension toble, china closet, 5 side choirs,
arm choir s4ss
bedroom and Dining Room Furniture
Evening star., 1940-07-28
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE

1895 2-Pe. KroehIer Living Room Suite
Cotton tapestry. Your choice Of
eoors 69.95
1895 Georgian 2-pc. Suite. Cotton topes-
try. Grip arm style e--------9s.95
1895 Claw and Bolt Chppendole 2-Pe.
sure. Royon and Cotton Domosk- 1885
1895 KroehIer 2-pc. Bed Davenport Suite
Living room by doy, bed by night --ss.ss
1895 2-pc Modern Suite-shelton looms
bouce, cotton ond- -mohoir or kinkie'ow
novelty pile nohoir) ----------Ss.s
1895 2-pc Modern Suite--Chenllle COM
binotons ---------------- ---t9'.'0
1895 2-pc. Kroehler Living Room Suite.
Novelty boucIe freze, cotton -moho,r
or nnohoir -SS.So
Evening star., 1940-07-28
CURTAINS & DRAPERIES

Washable Royon Ninon Curtoins. Eoeh pr.
So" wide, 54" long, 80
Washable Royon Ninon Curtoins. Eooh pr,
SO" wide, So" one-----------l.ss
Washable Royon kinon Curtains. Eoeh pr.
SO" wide, z l/e yds. Ione--------l.7e
Cushion Dot RuffIed Curtoins. 6-n wide
to the pair, z yds. 5 in. long, ----1.77
Cushion Dot RuftIed Curtoins. l7o inches
wide to the poir, yds. ! 5 in. long III
loce Curtoins. Discontinued Potterns. Sew
3.9S Rough We've Cotton Droperies: 100
In. wide to pair, 2s4 yds. 800
7.e8 Royon Domosk Droperes. 24 yds.
long. 7 eoIors -4.ee
tcurtains and Draperies-sixth Floor
Evening star., 1940-03-18

overtime pay. He explained that
some industries have peak" pc
riod during the Christmas holiday
shopping season and have found it
nearly impossible to get experienced
help.
Representative Schultz said he
would oppose such a change be-
cause it might weaken the 8-hour
law.
I'm not going to tolerate any
attempt to weaken it," he declared.
Neither am l." chorused Repre-
sentative D'Alesandro of Maryland.
Following futile effort to get the
committee to approve bill to
amend the law regulating the prac-
tice of dentistry in the District, Mr..
Schultz arranged to have it SUBJ
Jected to a public hearing Thursday
at 1890 am.
OF the 13 bills killed by the Fiscal
Affairs Subcommittee, five of them
were known as the "Mapes bills
introduced and reintroduced for a
number of years by the late Repre-
sentative Mapes of Michigan. These
bills provided for a weight tax on
motor vehicles, an increase in the
gasoline tax, personal income tax
and fixing of the Federal payment
toward District expenses at $6,00O,-
600 a year. Another bill killed was
the one recently introduced by Rep
resentative Cooley of North Caro-
lima, providing for outright repeal
Of the present income tax law.
Chairman Randolph and Mr..
Dirksen both paid tribute to Mr.
Mapes. Mr.. Dirksen pointed out
Mr.. Mapes lived long enough to see
most of his proposals enacted. Later
Evan H. Tucker, veteran president
Of the Northeast Citizens Associa-
ton, added his tribute. He said Mr..
Mapes, as a member of the District
Committee, had served Washington
"wel' and he felt the residents of
this city should show their ap-
probation to the members of the
District Committee.
Evening star., 1940-03-18

tional sitdown strike against the
Government is un-American and 4
menace to the processes Of SELF
government"
Senator Tobey came back yester-
day by saying that the Constitution
affected only "a count of the people. !"
Addressing Mr.. Hopkins, he added:
Surely you are not still contend
Ing that an unauthorized ruling Of
departmental bureau constitutes
a law OF the United States :
You, as a responsible head of a
department, are fouting the law
and the Constitution by coyamand-
Evening star., 1940-03-18
HOPKINS Would Match
His Honorary Law
Degrees With Tobey
Answers Senator'S Charge
Of 'FIouting the Law
On Census Questions
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
After week end verbal lombard
ments in "the battle of the census, -
a tally of statements today stood !:
Senator Tobey, Republican, Of
New Hampshire, 2.
Secretary of Commerce Hop
kins, 2.
The exchange wound up with Mr..
Hopkins offering to match honorary
law degrees with Senator Tobey.
II have two to his one," said the
cabinet officer, after Senator Tobey
had accused him of "f1outing the
law and the Constitution by COM
manding the people to answer il
legal questions"
Congress and the Supreme Court
have told me what lawyers to con-
suit" said Mr.. Hopkins, land curl
ously enough, despite his honorary
law degree. that person is not Sena-
tor Tobey."
Senator Tobey contended that Mr..
Hopkins was "bureaucrat" at
tempting to subject the American
people Ito Old World, autocratic
methods" by putting income and
earnings questions in the census.
Move Declared Beaten.
One Republican leader said he be-
lieved the administration, by allow
ing citizens to give their answers
to these queries in sealed envelopes,
had beaten Senator Tobey's move to
put the Senate on record against
such questions.
Despite predictions that the issue
would not be brought up before the
census begins April 2, Senator Tobey
was set on getting record Senate
vote"
The weekend statements were
touched off by President Roosevelt S
criticism of advice by "a United
States Senator" to violate the law
through refusal to answer the in
come questions.
These developments followed in
rapid-fire order:
Senator Tobey sent telegram to
the White House Friday, demand
| ing TO know what law was involved.
The census questions came from a
Census Bureau ruling, he said, add
ing that to call this ruling law was
to employ Hitlerian tactics.
Plea Called Un-American.
Secretary Hopkins replied in a
statement Saturday that the census
was written into the Constitution
$50 years ago. He commented that
'the spectacle of a United States
Senator urging an informa-
Evening star., 1940-03-18
PorIey
Continued From First Page.)

the arrival of Hitler's train, As
minutes later.
While military band played
German and Italian anthems, Mus
solini stepped forward to exchange
cordial salutes and effusive hand
shakes with Hitler. Count Ciano
greeted Won Ribbentrop and other
members of the German party.
Hitler and Mussolini then quickly
reviewed the guard and strode to
II Duce's car on nearby track.
Mussolini appeared to be in excel
lent humor He wore dark blue uni
form and the cap of an honorary
corporal in the Fascist militia.
Hitler who was standing at the
doorway of his train when it coasted
into the station, stepped down i'm
mediately He wore the olive drah
uniform of German soldier with
an olive drab raincoat.
Lavish Decorations Lacking.
Lavish decorations which had
marked Hitler's visits to other places
IN Italy IN times past were lacking
today. Fomp was dispensed with
and the ceremonies were cut to the
barest requirements of official eti-
quette. ..,
Italian flags and German swastika
banners, however, ornamented the
railway station of this tiny village
and a red carpet lay across the plat
form between rows of potted plants
These were the only festive signs.
II Duce got most of his night s
sleep while his train stood on a
siding at Bressanone, in the Alps,
about Is miles south of Brennero.
Evening star., 1940-03-18
D. 6. Taxes
(Contlnued From First Page J

so the members would have comics
before them at the special meeting
Wednesday.
Seal Has Suggestions.
Mr.. Nichols also said he had
learned Corporation Counsel ElWood
II. Seal had certain suggestions"
to make with respect to the new
tax plan and invited him to attend
the special meeting which will be
held behind closed doors.
Representative Dirksen of Illinois,
who championed the existing Dis
trict income-tax law, notified the
committee that neither he nor Rep
resentative Bates of Massachusetts,,
a vigorous foe of the sales tax, would
make parliamentary moves to black
action on the proposed new legis-
lation.
"If we have any objections to
raise" he said, "they will be on the
merits of the bill.
Mr.. Dirksen, however, did warn
the committee that some other
House members might make points
of order against certain features OF
the bill when it is called up in the
House.
If the bill is approved by the full
committee Wednesday, it is Chair
man Randolph's intention to have II
considered in the House next Mon
dav the last District Day" OF the
month.
Three Bills Reported.
The committee, at this hour-ano-
a-half session ordered favorable re-
ports on three minor bills, and ap-
nroved the action of its Fiscal At
airs Subcommittee in tabling 13
others that had been referred to 1t
for consideration.
The bills approved provide:
l. To authorize the Capital Tran
sit Co. to construct and maintain
at it's own expense waiting room
and comfort station in Commodore
Barney Circle.
2. To require property owners still
maintaining old-fashioned outdoor
TOILETS 10 COll-lcCU Will Viz DAoVA ASs
sewerage system when it is avail
able.
3. To authorize the Commission
ers to accept a memorial fountain
to policemen and place it in the new
Municipal Center area.
Schultz Perturbed.
Representative Schultz of Indiana
appeared to be perturbed as to why
the memorial fountain would not
also honor firemen. He said: "We
don't want any favoritism showed
around here"
1t was explained that funds hac
been collected for a memorial tt
policemen only.
We'll" said Mr.. Schultz, "tht
Commissioners ought to leave room
right next to it for memorial tt
3iremen.
H. A. Brewood suggested that the
8-hour labor law for women b.
amended to permit certain industrie:
to work employees overtime during
"peak" periods at time e-and-a-hal
Evening star., 1940-03-18
Rites 10 Be Held Friday
For Samuel Untermyer
BY the Associated Press.

by Ine Associated PreSS.
PALM SPRINGS, Calf, March
18.-Back to New York, where he
rose to eminence as a lawyer, will 20
the body of Samuel Untermyer, 80.
The veteran corporation attorney,
champion Of the rights of JeWry,
labor and the underdog, died Satur-
day at his winter estate in the heart
of this desert resort. He had been
i'll for several weeks. For II years
he had come here each winter to
lessen the suffering from chronic
bronchial asthma.
His son and daughter in Law,
Alvin Untermyer, were with him
when he died. They returned Eest
by plane yesterday. Today a SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Richter. planned to leave
by train with the body. It will be
taken to his estate at Greystone
near Yonkers. N. Y, for services at
ii am. Friday, to be followed by
burial in New Yorks Woodland
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1940-03-18

ing the people to answer these
illegal questions or 60 to JAIL"
Mr.. Hopkins replied last night:
Perhaps the thought might seep
through to Senator Tobey
that frequently the meaning of the
law depends upon what particular
lawyer you ask to define it. Von-
gress and the Supreme Court have
told me what lawyer (the Attorney
GeneraD to consult ="
Evening star., 1940-03-18
Overdue Ship Feared
Lost With All Hands

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, March 18-The New
castle steamer Tiberton, 5,225 tons,
today was given up for lost with all
hands since she was a month over
due.
The Aberdeen trawler Soar was
wrecked today and six of her crew
drowned.
Evening star., 1940-03-18
Loan
:0yersubscribed,
Commons Told
Satisfactory Beginning
For Finance Operations,
Simon Declares
Nv the Associa tod presc

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, March 18.-Britain's
new f300,000,0O0 200,000.OOO) 8
per cent war loan has been over
subscribed, Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer Sir John Simon informed
the House of Commons today.
The loan, announced March 5, was
offered last Tuesday.
1T is a very satisfactory begin
ming to a series of loan operations
which we must contemplate in the
course OF carrying on the war;" said
Simon.
Lauds Small Investors.
Sir John paid tribute particularly
TO small investors who supported
the loan.
The governments policy, he said,
was to aim at stability of interest
rates and to make sure that Yields
on future loans, whatever their type,
should be in agreement with the
level OF interest rates established bv
the terms of the recent 2 per cent
conversion loan and of the 3 per
cent loan just issued.
A new list of minimum prices for
Government securities ordered bv
committee of the London Stock Ex-
change today was welcomed by Sir
John, who said they "bear a closer
relationship between existing prices
than those fixed on the outbreak of
the war, and they may be taken as
evidence of desire on the part of
the authorities concerned to COOP
crate fully in the policy of main
tanning interest rates at the present
level"
Ret. Held Proper Rate.
Sir John said of the loan that the
government believed per cent was
the proper rate ito which we ought
to hold and to discourage any idea
that the government would be will
Ing to contemplate more favorable
terms hereafter
The loan was issued at par and is
redeemable on October IS. 1859, The
treasury will redeem the issue in
whole or in part any time after
October Is, 1855.
Evening star., 1940-03-18
Vitomin P to Join List

Soon to appear is new vitamin
vitamin P (citrinD. prepared from
lemon and orange derivatives, now
being submitted for clinical use
"Squeal-of-the-pig," is citrus meal
made from the dried peel and pulp
fed to dairy and beef cattle, poui-
try, sheep, rabbits and goats
American Petroleum Institute.
Evening star., 1940-03-18
Civil Service Job Open

An examination for attendants
at st. Elizabeth's Hospital is an
nounced by the Civil Service Com
mission, which will receive applica-
tions through Wednesday at the
District office, 800 Seventh street
NV. The pay is $3.50 annually.
Evening star., 1940-03-18

Chile is stimulating the production
OF potash fertilizer as part OF a
grow-more-food campaign.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-30

III -i',.-l - Elr T.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-30
Wife PraserYors

Us" paDer towcling for drstiun" lr..-
t"rs, Frcnch lrind potatoes. 4. "i2hauta or
any other toad f.!"d in deep fai Reno.
food from fat. dram on toWcIIr' when.
has been put ON top Of hot oven, an, ram
before serving
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-30
{. p. CabiephOi1
Wife preservers

i'"' IN juice added +" water IN which
'''' ""ics such Us c;ut!Iowcr corn. rice
a. potatoes are h"ir% boiled. will help
yep them white The pro! crtions arc
t%o tablespoons lemon juice TO one quart
Of water.
Evening star., 1940-07-13
Y.W.C. A. Juniors
List PROGRAM

The program for Juniors carried
on at the Y. w. C. A., Seventeenth
and K streets NV, this summer
includes tennis on Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday from to 1920
am. Recreational swimming is also
open daily, except Saturday, from
$50 to 1890 am. The children can
be coached. A doctors examination
is required before any one enters the
pool. Crafts are offered from 1890
to 1890 and includes work on wood,
cork, weaving, etc.
The Monday Night Recreational
Group of the industrial-nationality
department will 60 to Potomac Park
on Monday at o'clock for bicycling.
The Girl Reserves will leave the
Y. w. c. A. at 9 o'clock on Tuesday
for an all-day picnic. They are to
be the guests of Mrs. N. E. Ryan,
member of the Girl Reserve Mothers
Council, and Mary Elizabeth Ryan
at one Of the nearby beaches.
The Village Singers, male
chorus, directed by Arnold Lovejoy,
will present program, Under the
Stars" on Tuesday at $50. Pauline
Holcomb. soprano. will assist and
Robert E. Lees will accompany.
The last meeting of the class in
astronomy will be held Wednesday
evening. Bevan p Sharp!ess, in
structor, has presented this course
in an attempt to acquaint people
with the stars and to make friends
with them.
The girls employed in homes will
Evening star., 1940-07-13
Prince Georges
Women's Club Head
Names Chairmen

Mrs. William P. Starr, newly
elected president Of the Prince
Georges County Federation Of
WomenS Clubs, has announced her
committee chairmen, as follows:
Mrs. w. G. Copley, American citi-
zenship; Mrs. Felix Christofane,
American home; Mrs. Jerome Cow
den, gardens; Mrs. Henry Breckbill,
education; Mrs. Joseph Blandford,
youth cooperation and adult edu-
cation; Mrs. H. B. Mayhem, library
extension: Mrs. F. w. Oldenburg,
fine arts; Mrs. John Schroeder,
drama; Mrs. Harlan Randall, music:
Mrs. w. F. Mulligan, international
relations; Mrs. w. F. Knowles, Junior
membership; Mrs. Nelson Taymen,
legislation; Mrs. Ralph Shelter Of
Hyattsville, public welfare, and Mrs.
Charles E. James, press publicity.
Mrs. Randall will conduct a course
In choral music throughout the
coming year and will present her
chorus on the program at the con-
vention of the General Federation
of Womens Clubs to be held next
year at Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1940-07-13

The slenderizing effect is enhanced
by the back-fastened belt into which
the midrif section narrows.
This clever and very becoming
pattern gives you choice of two
necklines. You can finish it with
V-neckline and frills, or, in a more
tailored fashion, with narrow tie
collar, close up to your throat. Wide
spaced printed silk, georgette, chif-
fon or spun rayon are soft materials
well adapted to this design.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 12O7-B
is designed for sizes "a, 36, 38, 40, A,
A, As and 48. Size SO requires S
yards of 39-inch material without
nap; IA yards trimming.
Send Is cents for Barbara Bells
Fashion Book. It's a brilliant pat
tern parade Of the best styles, in de-
signs that you can easily, thrifty
make at home! Everything you
want-home frocks, dressy clothes,
sports outfits, lingerie, adorable
childrens clothes.
Evening star., 1940-07-13

thority as that 1t covered the whole
of France. Aliens or refugees did
not carry 1t out. The Germans were
too clever to trust to aliens or refu-
gees, who would be closely watched.
Native Frenchmen, poisoned by the
Nazi theology, were the traitors"
He said one of the important
functions of the traitors was to
spread panic by means of rumors
and so clutter the roads with refu-
gees who got in the way of troops
moving up to the front. He said
tobacco shops served as gasoline
depots for the motorized units of
the invading German Army. To-
bacco is government monopoly in
France and all tobacco shops are
government-controlled and gener-
ally are assigned to war veterans or
their widows.
THE majority of the shops have
red lettering on their fronts, but
some have yellow lettering. The
German motorized units went TO
shops with yellow lettering and
found cans of gasoline secreted un-
der f1oorboards or behind counters.
They found them even where the
retreating French Army had gone
carefully through the town confis-
eating or burning every known drop
of fuel"