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LOST.

LOST.
"A" GAS RATION BOOK, issued to EIlick
koonln. 303s Rodman st. NV. Or 1888.
"A" GAS RATION BOOK, No. F-47O16-F.
Highland St. Arlington, Va.
"B" GAS RATION BOOK, issued to Leon
curtiss. 25 Waverly ave. Garrett.
BI1dFqd1 PIP 6Iask leshsT also ., ~ 4 gas
Lydia Swendiman, 1872 R st. NV.
BILLFoLD-Snakeskin with valuable con-
tents, IN or near Congressional Library.
Phone Warfeld 1473 after pm Reward.
BOSTON BULLDoG-Brown and white;
out. vicinity of 4043 Nichols ave. Sc. Re-
ward for return. II. 257s or Ma. 1900.
CAT gray With BLACK Es eeaI
Circle Wisconsin 5524 Reward
CAT, male tiger. marked with wide stripe
running down spine forming cross, letter.
ctree Call papont 2ss5 S evenings nshu dupont
CAT white, answers to name of "stuffy'';
CsI, CieinIy EM a75h 4 fe7 and Calvert NV reward
DARK GREEN oVERCoAT-Lost on S
tify Raymond Beasley,, 5000 22nd st. S,
Arlington. Va. Reward
ter; missing since Saturday. Reward 2O22
No Monroe. Arlington, Va. OK. O247.
DoG-small, male, white. with black ear
hd po hssd part Spa GosE a
DoG-Male toy bull, Mount Rainier area;
Phone enefS WA. " 1869 Sse Dls DO., NeNA' u
BARRING; rhinestone and pearl. Reward.
moRds. lost vcnay Ta o
WashinSston saos Apa,l 90 Liberal reward
feepsake reward GE. 76eI. eN %
EYEGLASSES case, bet. Star Bldg.
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Gas Gas RATIoN 1871 BOOKS A. to Earl va, wal I
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LosT-.Pref stk cert. No. C11s0 of Poto-
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Reward. Bon le1-L, Star. w.
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Reward. BOX 1901. Star.
LOST. $500 War Bond. Finder COM
munieate with loser Box 73-M. Star.
4
April "a, in Airport taxicab. about 1880
m. S25 reward. 271s Cortland pl. NV.
POCKETBOOK. containing keys. personal
Effects 5ationing DSoks us gssoline coupon
ehanan NV dE. i73s Reward DN
FeoSGiKsEHTosooK; 81 Co CONTAINING war ration
Grace, Lorraine and John Patrick Butkow-
635 G st. Sc or call TR. 1885.
PoCKETBOoK, brown leather, containing
large sum of money and Coast Guard
Identification card etc. Reward. Call
IA. 9092.
PoCKETBOOK. ,lady's, large tan pigskin,
Mass. Mas NV. Tuesday. Finder Istu return m Bag bag
and contents and keep money. WO. 91O5.
PoCKETBoOK, brown alligator envelope
style, contained horn-rimmed eyeglasses
and compact. Reward. Call AID. 1850.
PoCKETBOoK, lady's blue, containing 2
osske a0a aod Tqsna A. ssasd cooke to sGa Ms
oming ave. NV; also important papers:
lost vicinity Belmont rd. and Mass. ave
NV. Monday afternoon, Finder may keep
nGnes ssn SosS' and return contents Call Michi-
CKETBoOK-Brown; lost in vicinity
Alex. Hot Shoppe: containing cash, ration
books and other identif1cations; finder
Slsase keep cash and return other con-
esRsAAYs1EnR v nooK, Blessed ge aod, lost
Nd.. on Saturday afternoon. SH. 4756.
fuRsE-slack, Friday, 23rd; ration book.
Ives. 90 Quincy place ne. MI. 0321.
PURSE, black, bound in gold, probably on
f.,enoSSnip Heishts car. Wed. about noon.
Evening star., 1943-04-29
Gas on Stomach
Relieved In , minutes or
double your money back

When excess stomach acid causes painful sufseetS
Ing gas. stomach and heartburn doeors usually
prescribe the fastest acting medicines known for
symptomatic relisf-medcfnes like those In BeH
Tablets. No laxative. Bell ans brings oomfost In
fly or double your money back 90 retafn OF bottle
to Us. Csc at al druggists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15

WELL PROPORTTONED
lines and a straightforward. as
sured air makes this Shirtwaister
indispensable to matronS! It's
Pattern 4341, ny Anne Adams.
The front buttoning is smart
and convenient. The new shape
of the collar may be accented
with stitching. For color notes.
try a contrast collar, belt and
handkerchief.
Pattern 4341 is available only
in women's sizes "a. 30. IS, 40,
AZ. a.. as. Size SO takes 37s
yards 35-in.
Send Is cents in coins for this
Anne Adams pattern. Write
plainly size. name, address and
style nupber.
Our Spring Pattern Book is
ready. II contains a free diCkey
pattern; a special salvage de-
sign; smart, eaSy-to-sew spring
outfits for the entire family
Dress pattern 10 cents; hook
10 cents. Pattern and book when
ordered together. 26 cents.
Address your request 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Cooking School Program

NON-RESTRICTED MEATS such liver, heart kidneys
tongue available butcher shops and be made
into tasty meat dishes if properly prepared.
At tomorrows cooking school Miss Clare Gordon, home
economist the National Live Stock and Meat Board will
homemakers what be done with these meats which
are all high in food value.
Miss Gordon will include in her demonstration dishes
which supplement for meat.
Simple and attractive salads will be featured by Prudence
Penny the school and Mrs. Gladys Sooma department of
labor Inspector will be guest speaker.
Mrs. will talk child labor laws and tell
thing industries that successfully employ minors after
school hours. |"
The Detroit Times Cooking Schools held Tuesday
100 the afternoon the fifth floor Of The Detroit Times
Building, Your ticket Of admission Homemakers Club
membership card.
If you not member Of the club and would like to
attend the school, join in the lobby of The Detroit Times
Building, Tuesday, before class starts.
There is 10-cent charge for your membership card.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Office Of War Information
Answers Wartime Queries

carrying sugar could easily wipe
out any excess in warehouses.
Moreover, there are fewer
ships today to carry sugar.
Sugar is bulky cargo and
cargo space is also needed for
many other things.
Q-Why do food prices rise =?
Price ceilings are supposed To
keep them down.
A-For one reason, many
foods are not yet under price
ceilings. For another. the cost
of making or preparing many
foods has risen greatly due 10
increased labor costs and to the
fact that many OF their basic
ingredients have no price cell
ings.
The grocer has TO pay more
for these foods and it is not
fair TO make him shoulder all
of the higher cost. Moreover,
if he did have to, he would
simply discontinue these food
items and his customers would
no longer be able to buy them.
Shipping Problem
Q-Why has our coffee ration
been cut to one pound In six
weeks? One pound In five weeks
wasn't enough for my family.
Auxiliary requirements for
ship space have increased since
the original ration was decided
upon.
The country also needs more
OF the strategic war materials
which some from coffee coun-
tries. In order to relieve short
ages which have arisen in GER
tain areas and insure that every
body gets some coffee, the only
fair thing to do was TO cut
everybody'S ration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Pc ase Weddinq
On Wednesday

LOTS OF those parties
planned for Madeleine Pease
will have to wait until after her
wedding since the date has been
advanced TO Wednesday.
Among others postponed was
the affair Mrs. Stuart A. Cogs-
dill had arranged for Sunday.
A small reception in the home
Of Madeleine's parents in Buck
ingham road will follow the
ceremony at 5 o'clock in St
James Church when she and
Donnell Randell Matthews Will
be united in marriage.
The bridegroom-elect, who is
i'm the air forces reserve, IS the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f..
Matthews of Birmingham.
Mrs. David f. White will be
her sisters only attendant And
Don will be attended by three
brothers. Clark as best man,
and Curtis and Max as ushers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15

SHOPPING IS actually eNcit-
ING when the market order
matches the groCer'S stock. And
this weekend we had such an
experience in a super market on
McNicholS road near Woodward
avenue.
We planned a simple meal FOR
today-uSing one of the flavor
full non-restricted meats. The
calves liver was 50 nice that VIC
purchased il in one large piece
TO bake. We were able, too, 20
obtain Z pound of bacon 50 we
took that TO place over the meat
while cooking. With the liver
we will serve:
Baked Cdlres Lircr
Oron BrowHed Potatoes
Spinach
Cranberry Orange Salad
Caramel Ice Cream
The liver was priced at 40
cents a pound and we selected
2 pound piece. The bacon sold
for Is cents a half pound. Po-
tatoeS were featured at 49 cents
for 1S-esdnds. We bought some
large ones, too, because we
wanted 10 have these on hand
for baking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Anzac Club
Fetes FIiers
H
At Party

ONE OF the merrieSt Valen-
tine parties in town was given
Sunday at the Anzac Club by
Ann Mitchell and Ellen Little,
assisted by a group of their
friends.
Guests of honor were the Raj
filters and Fleet Air Arm boys
stationed at Crosse lie, plus
other members of the Anzac
Club.
The party took on such pro-
portions that the Fort Shelby
turned over for the occasion its
Spanish Room, which the girls
decorated with Valentine motifs.
Assisting Miss Mitchell and
Miss Little were Nancy Dodge.
Jacqueline stephens, LAME
Wright, Pat Happier Nancy
Biggelow, Marian Miller, Mar
iorie Little, Annette Phipps, Pat
Eastwood, Ann Kachner and
Marjorie Kline.
This party was the second
given at the Anzac Club under
the sponsorship of Miss Mitchell
who became interested in the
organization while working with
the English Speaking Union in
New York City.
Detroit's AnZac Club was pat
termed after the original one in
New York and was founded by
Patricia Esterbrook Roberts,
&ho was born in Australia and
now lives in Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15

Mrs. M. A. Beltaire Jr, Mrs.
Fred G.. Buesser, Mrs. Ruel T..
Caldwell. Mrs. Robert S. Drum
mond. Mrs. II. II. Easterly, Mrs.
G.. F. Getschman, Mrs. G.. L. Glib
son, Mrs. Earl M. GLADDEN., Mrs.
N. +. Hamilton, Mrs. f. H..
Hanna, Mrs. Charles w. HuS-
band Mrs. l.. w. Kinnear, Mrs.
George A. Leonard, Mrs. Harry
A. Lomason, Mrs. Frank j. Mar
tin. Mrs. John +. Murphy, Mrs.
Thomas H. Stephens, Mrs. Frank
{. Witter and Mrs. Arthur W.
KutSche.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15

81. at 4 o'clock. :. in Christ
Church Chapel, Crosse Pointe,
AS the bridegrooh-elect
has orders to report. =. Feb
ruary "a. for pre-flight
training.
He returned Sunday from
Yale. -.
T h cir engagement. -.
you recall was announced
in October by jeans parents
80. the Douglas Campbells
...of Rathbone place, Crosse
Pointe. -.
Francis is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert F. Farwell
Of Lake Forest, ILL.,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Swim Party
Planned Thursday

THE ANNUAL all-swimmers
get-together at the WOmen's
City Club is scheduled for
Thursday Activities will start
with a swim at $50 followed by
a buffet dinner in private
dining room at Z p. m.
After dinner, two Red Cross
films. Heads Up and Oars
and Paddles" will be shown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15

WELCOME SPRING" say
these delightful flower motifs.
There are all your favorite va
rieties - lovely natural colors.
Scatter them on a bedspread--
or use them on tea cloths and
scarfs. Easy French knots make
the radiating lines.
Pattern 54S contains a trans
fer pattern of seven 6-inch and
four 3-inch motifs; stitches;
list Of materials required.
Send IL cents in coins for this
pattern TO The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1925 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Wartime Marketing
Baked Calves Liver
Is Today's Main Dish
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

hours. Add the onions and con-
tinue cooking for another hour.
Serves six.
Oven-Browned Potatoes
Prepare 6 medium potatoes as
for French frying. Brush with
melted fat and bake in hot oven
1850 degrees) bastiug frequently
until tender, about one hour.
Serves six.
Caramel Ice Cream
D cup sugar
> cup evapOrated milk
2 cup water
, tablespoons sugar
- teaspoon salt
, egg yolks. beaten
l cup evaporated milk, chilled
for whipping
] teaspoon vanilla.
Caramelize the u cup sugar in
skillet. Scald milk in double
boiler, add water and Drowned
melted sugar. Cook until all the
sugar crystals are completely
dissolved. Add 2 tablespoons
sugar and salt 10 beaten egg
yolks and combine with the hot
sugar solution very gradually.
Cook slowly until thickencd.
Chill. Whip the milk, add va
nilla and chilled mixture, Pour
into freezing tray and freeze for
about three hours. Serves six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Golf Club Party
Planned Feb. q

DETROIT GOLF CLUB will
have its George Washington
bridge party on February % and
reservations already pouring in
promise to fill the big dining
room to overlooking.
Mrs. Rowland NJ. Conner is
chairman and on her committee
are Mrs. Charles ii. Awkerman,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Dress in Keeping With War

EVEN THOUGH it festive occasion with toasts
to the brideeect and bridegroom-elect.. and ALL.
Every one remembering that this is wartime wore
informal attire streeengh dresses and the men
business suits.
Fisher chose tobacco brown crepe with
narrow outlining the neck. and pulled under
below the bracelet length crepe Sleeves
topped by becoming taupe velvet hat trimmed IN Veng
and lavender orchids
Mrs. Marcoux a black petit pointe crepe with white
organdie cuffs lavender orchids at her shoulder
" framing her lovely white hair chalk white
hat trimmed in black
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Victory Aides
Meet tuesday

THE PROGRAM Of the Vic
tory Aides will be discussed at
the meeting Of the Detroit Fed
Grafton OF Settlements at ! p. m.
Tuesday in St. AnniS-C Community
House in Andrus\ avenue.L
A luncheon will precede she
meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Washed Spinach

Spinach was priced at 10 cents
for a pound bag. This vegetable
had been fixed ready 10 cook.
Washed and all wilted and
woody parts removed il need
simply be rinsed and cooked UNI
I'll tender in water that clings to
leaves.
Cranberries though not too
plentiful were nice and only 10
cents a pound. These are to be
ground, sweetened and served in
mound over orange slices. The
oranges we bought for 80 cents
a dozen. There were others
priced at % and 40 but the va
riety we selected were best for
slicing. Lettuce was 13 cents a
head.
Having a hankering for home
made ice cream. we've decided
10 make some in the refrigera-
tor. Caramel is the choice for
today.
Baked Liver
2 pounds liver
Salt and pepper
Bacon strips
y cup water
6 medium sized onions.
Buy liver in one piece. select
ing calves or beef as you prefer.
Wash thoroughly, trim and sea-
son with salt and pepper. Lay
strips of bacon over the top.
Place in a large baking dish. add
water, cover and bake in a mod
crate oven 1850 degrees) for IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Mrs. 6. T. Fisher Jr. in Black

MRS. CHARLES T. FISHER JR.. the former Eliza
beth Briggs. all black accented by pink camelias
Mrs William Fishers black dress and hat trimmed
with pipings of red
Everell Fisher a dark brown crepe dress
corsage bouquet of coral camellas and debrimmed
brown hat swathed in yelling.
The color Mary Fishers dress except
her flowers which pink camelias long red
hanging the belt at the right side her black
hat also had a touch of red
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Altar Society
To Give Party

ST, MARY'S Of BEDFORD Altar
Society will sponsor a card
party at s p. m tomorrow in
the parish auditorium in Mans
field avenue. Mrs. Beatrice
Zammitt is general chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Brother Flies Here for Party

GERRYS BROTHER. :. Leo MarcouA JT'.'''an a7Ia-
ton cadet.
Who has been a Winter Park, Fla.
Flew in Saturday evening just in time for the party
He is being transferred to Atlanta, Ca,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
In N ayts...!!r

ATTRACTIVE. =. .dark-eyed. e.. Gerry Marcoux.
The girl who is known throughout Detroit and Mchi-
gan as Miss Navy. Saturday night.
Was welcomed the Fisher family circle
AT the party given for the families by her parents
49, Mr. and Mrs Leo j. MarcouX of Fairfield avenue at
the Detroit Athletic Club,
To announce her engagement to Thomas Kramer Fisher
Youngest son of Mrs Charles T. Fisher Of West
Boston Boulevard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15

GERRY WHO was radiant and lovely had on twoplece
model of with bow knots OF beading on
the bodice and pale pink camellas.
In lieu of hat which she wears she in her
hair three blue ostrich tips tied with loops of narrow
brown velvet ribbon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Gerry an Only Daughter

GERRY who is only daughter and mas one
brother as she looked around her fances family
was delighted acquiring many brothers and sisters
There Mary Fisher Mr.. and Mrs Charles 1.
Fisher Jr the William Fishers and Navy Lit Everell
Edward Fisher. handsome in his blue and gold braid
-. and Mrs Evere
Only Sarah needed TO make the party complete
But. "a few days ago. Sarah Ann, student at
Georgetown Visitation Convent while doing her morning
had slipped the ice and injured her shoulder
She at home in cast -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Mrs. Reid in Dark Green Crepe

OTHERS PRESENT were Gerrys uncle -. Dr. George
Goodheart Mr.. and Mrs. Waugh Reid. Mrs Reid in dark
green crepe with tiny silver beads the bodice and small
black velvet hat.
And Mr. and Mrs Robert Radke. the former Margaret
Reid. in brown and beige print and brown hat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Campbell Wedding Stepped Up

ARMY ORDERS responsible for stepping up the
wedding of another Mayfair brideeect Jean
Campbell.
Jean and Francis Cody Farve whose wedding date
February u. being married this Wednesday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15

expected will be her maid Of honor.
And the bridesmaids will be Marian Miller. 81. Nancy
Dodge. =. LAME Wright and Ann Mitchell. -.
Francis would like to have his . Jeff Walker
Al Ford and Charlie Hodges. also Yale men. . as
ushers If they can come 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Less Than Week TO Dance

FOLLOWING THE dinner, Gerry and Tommy went to
Paddys to dance and surprise their friends
They have less than week in which to dance as
Tommy appointed officers training school
and leaves Sunday for New London, Conn.,.
At the end four months, he will be ensign. e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Just q Rumor

Q-WaS IL really necessary to
ration Suger? keep hearing
about the enormous stocks Of
sugar I'm the warehouses.
Alt should be remembered
that much of what is heard is
rumor and without any founda-
ton for fact.
II was necessary TO ration
Sugar-and still is-b ecauSe
there is no guarantee OF how
much sugar can continue TO ar
rive in this country. The U-boat
is still operating and a concen-
trated campaign against ships
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15

be hostess tomorrow 10 the
Alpha chapter Of the Highland
Park WOmanS Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15

THIS is a series of questions
answers dealing with women's
wartime problems, prepared by
the Office Of War Information
on the basis Of questions asked
most frequently by women.
Q-I'm war worker en-
plOyed six days, az hours
week. Evenings and Sundays I
must do my homework, laun-
dry and mending. Obviously l
have no time TO do home can
ming. Yet i'm point ratiOning
my neighbors, who don't work
and who do put up things, don't
have to declare their home
canned foods, while i must de-
clare any excess canned goods.
Is that fair to me?
Ayes. Because those who
do homecoming will buy less
of the commercially canned
products, leaving a greater
choice for those who must de-
pend on the grocery store. If
many people can their own,
commercially canned products
won't become so scarce and then
the point value of the products
won't have to be raised.
Not q Shortage Area
Q-Tm 45 years old and my
husband Is in the service. We
have no children so my time is
my own. I'd like to use IL in
war work but the United States
Employment Service here said
there Is nothing for me. l
thought the country needed
women workers.
Alt does in many places.
But the city from which this
woman writes is not one Of the
labor shortage areas. 1t still
has enough trained men work.
ers. 1t is not feasible 10 send
this willing woman TO another
city where women workers are
needed, because those areas are
all so crowded that living and
transportation systems can take
care Of no more people.
Women in areas where there
is no labor shortage should de-
eide what they'd like 10 do and
il il is work which needs train
ing. take a training course first.
Then when the need for women
arises in that city they'll be
ready.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Marian Maid Of Honor
JEANS YOUNGER sister

. Marian. at school in
Mt. Kisko, n. Y.....it is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Mrs. ShappeII TO Entertain

MRS. RICHARD 4. SHAP-
PELL of California avenue viii
Evening star., 1943-05-09

paper lire. Trade was so brisk that everyone
was pleased at first. But presently stocks be-
gan to give out, while the German Army's
supply of paper notes was inexhaustible.
Prices scared; money lost all meaning Only
then did the Italians realize that the Germans
had played on them the same currency swim
die practiced earlier on the occupied coun-
tries of Europe.
And now during the retreat the Germans
abandoned all camoufage of honesty and
hoisted their true colors They behaved purely
and simply as conquerors in enemy territory,
breaking into houses, robbing, pillaging. Dis
cipline disintegrated to the point where even
officers went off on maraudmg expeditions.
Once along our line of march witnessed the
capture of two German artillery officers. The
previous evening they had broken into
wine cellar, got thoroughly soused, and
climbed into hayloft to sleep it off. Next
morning they returned to the place where
their unit had been stationed - only to find
British antiaircraft battery. They told me
it was the worst hangover they ever had.
Cood-by and Welcome
NO WONDER the colonists were not sorry to
see the last of the Germans. And while they
regarded the British with some misgivings at
first, the Tommy's warm-hearted simplicity
won them over.
As for the Americans - almost every COL
onist had rich uncle or brother in the
U.S.A., and everywhere our jeep took US we
were overwhelmed with hospitality and gifts
Evening star., 1943-05-09

Lehmans organization carry out their tunc-
tons as civilians, but under the coordination
of the Army. The chief civil-affairs officer for
any territory occupied may be at present
either a civilian or an Army officer, but IN
either case he is on the staff of the command
ing general of the theater
But even before any rehabilitation program
Evening star., 1943-05-09

can start, an occupying army must, first of
all, create security. Mine fields must be
cleaned up, dangerous elements in the popu-
lation taken into custody, utilities put in
running order. For security reasons, too, the
people of the area must be given food and
clothing to keep them friendly and orderly,
Evening star., 1943-05-09
BRITISH coNBINE

ances to come in newly liberated lands.
Therefore felt fortunate to be present
and to observe the kinds of problems the
occupying forces had to face.
Prior to the final retreat, the Germans
attitude, though somewhat truculent and
patronizing, had been correct" They paid
for everything lavishly from big new rolls of