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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

an - $1,000 -
apiece They are NOT for sun
day dinners
She has me oddcSt hobby on
record collecting soap WraH
pcrS. That was before The war;
of course. Since then She has
collected far more important
souvenirs a piece Of a wing
from "A Jap Zero sent her from
far-off Guadalcanal by an adj
mlrcr on Official business down
there. She also has a sketch of
a flying Fortress that has been
named in her honor IN England.
She has made so many camp
appearances for the boys in San
Diego that the grateful marines
have formally made her an hon
orary sergeant.
Her name? GINNY SIMMS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

Overture Raymond Thomas.
Procession OF me Mobiles
RImskt k0rsukrff
RpEIa me Boguire Cole Porter
serenadr and Deep M Ms Heart
. from student Prince RompefE
FinlsndH UOne p1emI Slheuus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Cheese Used
AS a Filling
For Pancakes

II YOU have never tasted
Russian pancakes with their fill
ing Of creamy. sweetened cot
tage cheese. you will find them a
new and delicate treat.
Russian Pancakes
. eggs, beaten
y teaspoon salt
u cups milk
] cup flour
tablespoon butter. melted
! pound dry cottage cheese,
SICNed
! egg yolk
2 tablespoons sugar
/ teaspoon lemon rind
/ cup sour cream.
To the beaten eggs, add salt
and milk, stirring well. Add
flour gradually, mixing 10 a
smooth batter. Add melted but
ter. Strain If there are any
Jumps. Grease skillet and heat.
Pour in little batter so that IT
covers entire bottom Of pan in a
very thin layer. As soon as pan
cake Will hold its shape turn out.
Only one side OF pancake is
fried at this point Combine
cottage cheese, egg yolk. sugar
and lemon rind and put a spoon
ful of mixture on each pancake.
Fold each pancake over cheese,
envelope style. Chill until ready
to serve. Then Saute each one
in hot butter in skillet for a few
minutes. Serve at once with
sour cream.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
LATE
RA!
POINT
RATI0NING
News!

EREE-new, Just off the press folder
L of recipes that use little or no foods
on the point ration list. Recipes for
main dishes. quick breads, desserts.
offered by Rumford Baking Powder
TO help you serve well-balanCed, attrso'
tive meals with a minimum OF strain
on your as points. Send for your free
copy today. Address; Rumford Baking
Pow der, Box X, Rumford, X. /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

II Is not possible TO over-rinse
and insufficient rinsing causes
grayed and yellowed clothes.
TOMORROW WE will con-
tinue our discussion, taking into
consideration blulng, starchlng,
drying and any special problems
which may arise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

the load varies somewhat for
different machines but usually
falls between six and eight
pounds of clothes, or the equlva-
lent Of from four 10 SIX sheets.
Fill the washer 10 water line
with hot water.
For clothes that are only
slightly Soilcd, five minutes IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Planting Vegetable Seed
In a Hill, Drill or Row
By ISABEL ZTCkER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

VEGETABLES are planted in
three general ways in q hill a
drill or a row A hill Is not what
It's name implies 1T doesn't go
UP IN the air. In fact IL generally
goes down into the ground q bit
first. To make A hill dig 4
broad shallow hole, dig IN fcrtI-
lizer compost, or manure de-
pending on the crop 10 be- grown
and cover with soil. II drain
age is good. level of even with
the ground surface and plant the
Eeed: If drainage Is poor, build
up the hill above tho surface an
inch or two. level the top and
then plant seed. Any crops that
are 10 be evenly spaced both
WAYS may be grown in hills
such as melons CuCumbers, pole
beans and squash or corn.
Drill Trench
Drills and rows belong 10 the
same family but differ in APP
pearance. a drill j. a shallow,
narrow trenC h--luSt a mere
mark on the surface 81 the soil
deep enough so seeds may be
scattered in straight line and
then covered just Il 10 = inch.
a row. which is also called a
furrow, is wider and deeper
two 10 four inches wide or deep,
depending on the seed 10 be
be planted in il. Since larger
plants are 10 he grown IN row
than in a drill. these will re-
quire more plant food II IS COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

is grated or shaved. For ord-
nary laundry work. one needs
enough soap 10 make a standing
SudS of two inches.
Experimental work has shown
that ne IL her overlooking or
undertaking Of the washing
machine gives entirely satiSfac-
tory results. The exact size of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

the washing machine Is long
enough; m oderately solled
clothes usually need from eight
10 10 minutes and ID minutes is
long enough for dirty clothes.
The first rinse should be in
bot water, lukewarm for the
Second rinse. Both should be
done in a large amount of water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

able-eyen for tubfast fabrics.
Soaking for 5 TO 10 minutes.
however, docs not apprcciably
affect the color whether the
water be clear or Soapy
Soap should always be dis
solved i'm water before any
clothes are put in. Bar soap will
dissolve much more quickly il it
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Laundry Work
Can Be Easy
And Pleasant
nv PRUDENCE PENNY

"Queen Of my suds I merrily
sing
White the lchits foam rises
high;
Ard sturdHy rash and rinse
and WriHg
And fdsten the clothes 10 drg!
Then out IN the free, fresh air
they Suing
Under the sunny skyg"
Louisa n. Alcott.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Soak IS Minutes

Clothes need not he soaked for
more than about j. minutes.
Overnight soaking does not in
lure the wearing qualities Of cot
tons or linens, but neither does
II make them any easier 10
wash. The short soaking period
Is easy 10 manage because one
load can always he soaking while
another is being washed.
The water for soaking may be
cool or lukewarn but never hot.
Soapy water IS usually more
advantageous.
Very dirty articles viii wash
more easily # soap Is rubbed INTO
the worst spots with a small
brush before they arc put 10
soak. For colorcd clothes An even
shorter soaking period IS dc>lr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
vITAMINs IN FLOUR

USE ENRICHED -four in all
baking. The added h vitamins
and iron help out the daily
quota for these needed food
essentials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

THIS LITTLE verse might in
deed become the motto OF every
homemaker who is faced for the
first time with the job Of doing
her own laundry. Shortages OF
commercial and domestic help
have sent many of US into the
basement and laundry room TO
transform piles OF soiled clothing
into fresh clean garments.
Let's not begin this important
task with a bit Of hit and miss
knowledge.
There is a definite pattern
which may be followed 10 bring
ease and success into the wash
ing without unnecessary work or
worry. A light, sunny cheerful
laundry is the first requisite.
This will do so much 10 make
the hours spent there more
pleasant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Sowing Vegetables

Crops like onions and lettuce
(both of these from seed. car
rotS TadiShcS are Sovn in drills;
peppers. cabbage. CaulIfloWcr,
peas and hush beans are sown IN
rows Seed Sown IN drills is
generally lust scattered thInly
along the drill. seeds IN rows are
usually placed along Individually.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Advance Preparation

Advance preparations for
washing can do a great deal 10
eliminate confusion and fatigue.
Set Tuesday or Wednesday for
your wash day. The sorting.
mending and stain removal can
be done the day before, along
with some advance work toward
regular household tasks. IN
order that the house Will run
itself as far as possible on wash
day.
Sorting tho clothes properly
is the first step toward carrying
out a weH-planned schedule. The
underlying principle IS that
clothes OF like color, soil and
material are washed together.
This usually leads 10 sorting
the clothes IN the following lots:
table linen. bed linen and slightly
Soiled towels white garments
and moro Solled towels light
colorcd cottonS and linens Of
fast color. dark colored clothes.
fine fabrics that need special
handling and last. stained arti-
cles. so that stains may be re-
moved before clothes are put IN
the hot water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

mon practice 10 put manure or
fertilizer IN the bottom Of FUR
row once u IS made and then
work this well down INTO the
soil before sowing the seed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
ovlJ-7-Mile anc Meyers IN. s-4Ss6

hUlhL Take seven Mile Rd. West. az
Meyers Ri. Buses Direct 10 Our Doors
The Royal Is Easily Reached by DsI,
Transportation Routes b. Transfers From
An Northwest Detroit! -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

AnVERTIEFMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

pncrVIJ st Gratiot Avenue
hUDLflLLL "ICE-CAPADEs RENJE,"
=. Drew Il. Denniug, "NiGHTMARt. -
Is Donlevy, - Barrymore. Carton. News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

p0VLI -T-Mlie aud Meyers IN. 3-45s5 =;
hUlhL Open s. Park Free. Last
Show $50. Enrol Flynn In "GENTLfMAA
JIM" with Alexis Smith. Plus ARABIAN
NIGHTS" Jon Hall. Nara Montez. saou.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
'IMrc ClIIApr-AIIchiKan nt Cas-

."HO OV0IHOpen A NJ, TIL, a. M.
Park Free After s. Latest News. 2 Car-
toons. Serial. Enroll Flynn "FOOTsTEPs
IN DARK" Lola Lane, miss " FROM
MOSCOW" { Features After p NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
,nYV-Mood~ard near Temple RA. 1885 !.

hVhi open 20 Hours. Free Parking
Rita Hayworth, Fred Astaire in "lOt
WERE NEVER LOyEiIER." SILVER
OF EN-" Priscilla Lane.-E,earre Brent
War BONDS SOLD - HOURS DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

DnyV-WOodward near Temple RA. $685. h
hUhi DEFENSE WORKERS; ofE99
"a HOURS EVERY DAY. COME ANY
TIME AND SEE A COMPLETE SHOW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

VAPCITV-Iivernois-M Nichols Park Freesx
Ih"oiiA Open 6:15 p. NJ. Last Show 400.
Rita Hayworth. Fred Astsire, You WERE
NEVER I.ONELIER," s:45, 1920. Jobn
Wayne, "FLYING TIGERS" 200 Our
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

TpcNTnN-Trcnton. Mich. Park Free =
i"LNiVN Open $50 p. NJ. Mary Martin.
BIng Crosby, birth or THE BLUEs.-'
THIS Gun FOR HIRE" Alan Lada
Veronica Lake. Disney's 'Donaid's Garden
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

pnJcC-I4 HaItinsr Ave, Free Parking 4
hUUuL Open 6.l5 Lloyd Nolan in
bly, ME THAT TOWN" Plus Barton
MacIAne in "A MAN or COT RAGE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

SHORES (NEW) o s.s 'Y sg E s.n; :
Fonda, L. Bail, THE BIG STREET 'DR.
RENAULTs SECRET j. Carroll Naish.
cThNI CV-i5101 West Warren Avenue
loihNLLt Open s:fs Jerry
Colonna in ''PRIORITIEs ON PARADE
Wait Disneys "Dt MBO."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

VIPCINJA -Ha milton NJ Virginia Park :
'NuiIih Robert Newton. Anna Neasf.
WINGS AND THE WOMAN" Richard
travis. Julie Bishop in "BrsSEs ROAR"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

Park Free FRFB TO LADIES. coz.
STANCE BENNETT CosNETTCe' Ritz
Bros BEHIND, THp FIGHT NALL"
'BosroN BLACEIE GOEs HOLLYWOOD
V1IIp-Forest AZ Mt Elliott Pr, isAe =
iVOh Open a.ts. Cont. cary ro1psr
losn Lsslis walter Brennan, "syRGVANT
YORK." Plus Laurel and Hardy in "a
CHtMP At ONFOHD"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
WEST END-sssa West Warren Ave.

WlLLlo Doors open y PM TT -l7sn
TOUGH A. THY CONE Dead End
Last chap % 'snIlin' Jack CHAP 4 ~
Secret Code" All New Show ~ NidnlxNt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-27
Unusual Recital
Is Presented by
William Allen
Program Reveals
Pianist Gifted in
Several Departments
By ALICE EVERSMAN.

A recital unusual in the type
of program and taxing from every
pianistic point was presented by
William Allen in the Rankin
Chapel last night as part of the
concert series sponsored by Howard
University. The gifted pianist
proved at once that the task he had
set for himself was not too great
for his technical proficiency and
his playing throughout was marked
with ease and fluenCy of eXeCu-
ton.
However. MI. Allen has not allied
his versatility to a command Of
dynamicS or to a cultivation of color
in tone. EXcellentIy schooled in
the mechanics of his art and en-
doWed with a natural ability, he is
inclined to make these particular
assets the Alpha and Omega of
his performance The many other
possibilities that his program Of
fered we're not realized except in
a few instances.
The plan of his program gave
greatest prominence to the works
Of contemporary composers with a
gesture to the older writers in the
shape of a work each by Chopin,
Brahms and Schumann in an open
ing group strangely introduced by
Abram ChasinS' Narrative, Remem-
branCe Of Things Past" Following
this with series of four numbers
under the heading, Soviet" in
which was included Rachmaninoff,
together with ShoStakoviCh, Medt-
ner and Prokofieff, he listed Latin
American and composers of the
United States in succeeding groups.
Not only were the greatly diver
sified styles which this selection
represented in themselves a formi-
dable test of an artists ability but
the numbers were all of a certain
technical and interpretive standard
without any moment of reprieve
from the strain. A few slips of
memory Crept in occasionally but on
the whole his Sureness and facility
were UNMARRIED.
Where Mr.. Aliens defects showed
principally was in his lack of appre-
citation of the difference between
Chopin's "Impromptu in F sharp
major, OPP. &C." Brahms Rhapsody
in E fiat major, OPP. 119, No. 4" and
Medtner's Fairy Tale, OPP. 20 No. l
in B fiat minor" and such works of
more brilliant character as the
Schumann symphonic Etudes, "
and Prokofieff's "Devilish Inspira-
ton, OPP. 4, No. A." The more delicate
nuanCes were not forthcoming to
give the deeper substance Of these
compositions the first place.
Number 6, 9, II and II of the
Symphonic Etudes" were the most
effective in his delivery, the great
finale justifying his strong, broad
tone. His best performance from
every angle was in the Rachmanin-
off prelude in G minor, OPP. %, No
2" and infringing inspiration" by
Prokofeff,
Change Of mood was emphasized
Interestingly in the Latin American
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-27


NEW YORK, Jan. 27-The Staten
Island house Of Mullane was toast
ing the royal English house of Tudor
today because the Tudors put Henry
VIII on the throne, unknown TO
Mrs. Dennis Mullane, with these re-
suits:
Mrs. Mullane was embarrassed on
the NBC radio quiz program Truth
or Consequences last Saturday
when she said that five instead OF
eight HenryS had sat upon the Eng
lish throne.
AS a consequence" it was de-
creed that radio listeners should
mail her pennies to buy war bond
for her son Harold, II, who is a
marine training at New River. N. C.
At least 10000 letters had arrived
at the Mullane house at West
Brighton Staten Island, many con-
tanning bills and coins of higher de-
nominations than pennies.
Mrs. Mullane called in her neigh
bors to help her open the envelopes.
but as soon as they seemed to be
making inroads on the piles another
mailman came in grooming with a
bagful.
Mr.. and Mrs Mullane, who duck
in and out of the mounds of letters
in the parlor, dining room and
kitchen, aren't sure where they're
going to put more. Police have been
detailed to guard the house at night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-27
Red Cross Seeks 4o
To Deliver MESSAGES

A drive to locate 40 United States
residents for whom messages from
senders in Axis countries has been
started by the foreign inquiry Sec
ton Of the District Red Cross.
The messages are Of personal
character. Persons expecting word
from Poland, Norway, Denmark,
Rumania, Germany, Italy, Lithua-
MIA. the Netherlands, Belgium
Libya, Greece or Albania are re-
queSted to get in touch with the
foreign inquiry section at 1880 f
street NV, telephone Republic
1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-27

group which included the Mexican
composer, Ponce's, Two Etudes,"
three "Children's' Pieces" by Gin
astera of Argentine, "Triste. No 2"
by Fabini of Uruguay and Villa
Lobos' "Negrinha." The first of his
North American group was the
Prelude Joy" by Thomas H. Kerr, a
native of Baltimore and at one time
a piano student at Howard Univer-
Sity. William Grant Stills out of
the Silence" from his Seven Trac-
cries" and Critics "Scherzo in E
fiat minor, OPP. 6, No. 3" concluded
the program which was received
with appreciative applause by the
select audience present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-27
HousefuI Of Penalty Money
DeIuges Radio Quiz Victim

This is the most thrilling thing in
my life" said Mrs. Mullane Il en-
joyed opening the letters until I be-
came tired, and now it is beginning
to be burden. There are just too
many wonderful people in the world.
I haven't the slightest idea how
much money I have received and
probably won't know for several
days"
Ralph Edwards, master of cere-
monies on the program who put the
question to Mrs. Mullane, said he'd
send clerks to help her today if her
task became too great.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-27
OES Chapter Receptions

The Miriam and Esther Chapters,
Order of the Eastern Star, will hold
a reception in honor of Grand Ma
tron Irma M. Smith and Grand Pa
tron William A. Birfifeld at 9 pm.
Friday at the Willard Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-27
Medical Transfers Planned

The War Department announced
today that civilian physicians will
replace Army medical personnel in
industrial plants operated by it, with
the aim of relieving Army medical
officers for active duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-27
Twins to Serve Together

Twins, so far as it is practicable,
and if they desire, are to be assigned
to the same units in the Army, the
War Department announced yes
terday.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17


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nannte er oie perfeimten Na5i Sir
6enrduber, tpas bieie aber ni6t i'm
geringlten bon ibrem gorbaben OBJ
bielt.
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liiierl1hgs6ienlt beri9tet, 6aB er in iei-
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&ommiiiar Carl g. Sarriion teilte
in ieinem 8eri6t an bas esuitis=De-
part,nent iiber 6ie Edtigfeit ieines
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bon Maine, bat ola groBtes Sertriebs'
unternebmen in Der @eididte bic 11rs
ter Ser 2eitung Der 9ebensmittelaonti'
niItration betriebene &asne, bic
Observation-Disclosures bes 2anbes nnt-
gebeno in sic Seller bes Berbrau6ers
publifun1s at befommen, be5eidnet.
Organiiationen Der beri6ieoeniten
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an @artoffeln i9on iest 5u faltfen.
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1900 6armarbeiter aus anoeren
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17
Der Speiiesettel Der beatiden
4rieasaefanaenen

SleuIlll9SltuDTuH9 6uDlre1Oer De1fl0er
&riegsgefaneenen, erfl1rte Dor fur
gem Bel Der &riessfonferens Ser
~american Dietetic gliiociation' st.
WearD Streib1, Die gbefoiGtetiferin bes
@arniionla5aretts bon Sort 2eonarb,
Meo, mo- erfranfte 6eutide @efangene
nntergebra6t iino. ,@enn 8rot rnb
aartoffeln a1f ibren Eellern anbGufen
fonnen, itno ite ridtig gliid1id'', iag=
te tie.
Die @efangenen erbalten cine onge-
meiiene @rnabrl1ng - Dor ollem reids
lid ni6trationierte 2ebensmittel. Die
mitsefongenen beutiden &o6e, bie oos
Giien Ser @efangenen au6 inn Soipi-
tai 5ubereiten, bringen aber 1i9t nur
NIT 8orliebe beionoere NationaIipei-
len, bor allem Sauerfro1t auf oen
Siid, ionoern bertpen6en au6 anoere,
bier san5 anoers 5ubereitete Speiien
auf oireft ieltiame 8eiie. @in1noI
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ipitals 5uiammeneeiteGt uno ben &C.
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goiien ,,gs i6eint, als OBJ BEL ibnen
al1es m0eli6e als 2imonaoe gilt -
einidl. GRAPEFRUIT Suice, Somato
SSuice uip.", bemerfte ite 6a5u. (Bo-
nit iie, angeitdts 6es Spra6unter=
ibie6es beioer @orte, our9als re6t
bate. annn. s. &.)
Son Mobrriiben uno Mais balten
oie @efangenen nidt biel, uno aud
fir irgen6einen Nadtiid baben iie
nibt biel iibris, aber 8ananen i6ei>
men ite alle germ 5u eiien, iagte st.
Streiol. l1no na6oenf1id fiiste iie
bin5u: Mber idlieBlid, tper tut 6as
ni1t?
X X X
8elsiens 8iberitanb segen Mrbeiter-
iflaberei
8elgiens 8ii60fe, &ar6inaI ban
@oep an Ser Spibe, ieben rnermiib=
l!d ibre Rroteite' gegen bic 5mangs=
ueiie geridleppung belgiider @r-
better nad Deutid1an6 fort. @ls 0f.
fentli6er BroteI It tpur6en am Waria
Simmelfabrtsfeite in alien @irden
8elgtens @ebete aufeeopfert fiir bic
&riegseefangenen un6 ote nad
Deuti6lano peridleppten beleii6en
Irbeiter'.
Oie 3abl ser 2ebtern iiberiteiet BE-
reits cine balbe Million> obne bieie=
nisen, tpelde in 8elsien ielbit Sron-
arbeit fir bie gea5i berridten. Seit
lebten MpriI betrug Die 3abl Der ie-
6en Monat 6eportierten 8elgier ourds
i6nittlt6 10000. Sn Belgien ielbit
iinb beftiee Streifs lut6 9lrbeiter-
unruben an Ser Eagesoronung. Eals
ietoe leben in Beritefen l1no beriiben,
nenn iid oie giinitise @elesenbeit 3D.
ol1 bietet, bielieitiee Sabotage. 9ie
beIuiId,pn gi5dhnfp prml1tiuen Sic SIR