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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
STRAND

Joy is certainly unconfined at the Strand theatre where Bathing Beauty" is currently holding sway. Here. in Metro-Goldwyn- Mayors latest and greatest musical, you'll find movie entertainment at it's best: fun. music, color and every thing else that goes to make a smash hit musical.
 Red Skelton is at his top notch best in Bathing Beauty" and is ably abbetted by pretty Esther Williams the swimming champion who reveals plenty of acting talent as well as beauty; Basil Rathbone makes a turnabout from his role as william to play the part of a Broadway producer. Carlos Ramirez. Bill Goodwin of radio fame and Ethel smith, the Hit Parade or- ganist in her first movie role. Then. for good measure, there's Harry James and His Music Makers and Xavier Cugat and his orchestra.
 Red is a songwriter who forgets about his music when he meets up with Miss Williams at a resort. Producer Rathhone frames him iwth the girl when Red would rather seek her company than settle down to work. and Esther walks out on Red to return tO her pob as a swimming instructor at New Jer- sey school.
 Nothing feazes Red. however, and he follows her to Victoria College | where he finds that after all men are eligible for enrolment and our
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
HOME FRONT FORECAST Price Control Enforcement Made Difficult By Changes In Rules

mems wear alone have been stop ped through this rule. The only al- formative to price enforcement would be more doilars-and-cents definite clothes prices. Consumer groups are trying to get them. OPA announced some time back that more are being considered. Pricers must have defin- ite clothing standards to work with however, and they're hard to get.
 Strong enforcement point in the new act gives investigators funds for test purchases. Previously they had to use their own funds and hope to get them back some way, These new funds will help round up viOlators of rationing rules, and give investigators a head start in catch ing up with individual retail prict violators. Another new wrinkle give; OPA the right to use retail yiola- tor, instead of depending on custom CTS to sue. Enforcement officers feel these aids won't make up for more trouble with the bigger operators in price violation,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
CHURCH COUNCIL
 MEETS WEDNESDAY,

Naugatuck. Aug. "A meeting oa the Salem Lutheran church coun@ cil will be held Wednesday at 8 ns m. The Ladies Aid will hold silveG tea at the church at 2:30 p. ma Thursday. Mrs. Arthur Parson wae soloist at the English service Sun% day and Philip Swanson and GusJ tiv Johnson were ushers. Rev. Wil- liam Frendberg. pastor, conducted the service.
 The Hillside Congregational board will meet tonight at 8 o'clock se the church and a midweek servi6s will be held Wednesday at 8 D. ne Rev. Paul ". Peterson. pastor. of@ ficiated at the service Sunday ana Miss Irene Gustafson Of Chicago. H.. was guest soloist.
 Rev. Richard W. Baxter of Mid~ dlebury had charge of services Sun- day at St. Michaels Episcopal church in the absence Of Rev. Ar- thur F. Lewis, rector, who is on vacation this month.
 The girls choir will meet Thurs day at 7'30 D. m. fin the choir room.
 ssurinam is financially aiding the building of workmens houses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

WANaN htEUtW tVltllt Oi lIlEEs ctirochrome. or whatever your doc tor prefers that you use.
 After the antiseptic had dried. cover the injury with a small piece of sterile gauge and apply the bandage. For a toe injury, use a bandage about an inch or an inch and a half wide. Hold the rolled bandaee in the palm of your hand and unroll 1t as you need it.
 CORRECT PROCEDURE
 Place the end Of the bandage at the base of the toe and hold it there while you pass the bandage back and forth over the end of the toe two or three times, holding it firm at the base above and below with thumb and finger
 After the end has been well cov- cred. begin wrapping the bandage around the toe from the base to- ward the end. overlap the edges each time the bandage goes around. to hold 1t secure and to give better protection. Wrap to the end of the toe, folding in the edges of the lengthwise bandage and covering the toe completely. then wrap back to the base. Cut the bandage. leav- ing an end of about four or five inches. Split the bandage down the middle and make a single knot be- tween the two ends. Separate them and bring them around the base of the toe and tie them. with the knot on top of the toe, so that it will not be uncomfortable to step on.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
BY ANN STEvlCK NEA Staff Writer

Washington.-Ten minutes after ultra-smart. blonde. blue-eyed Mrs. Howard ]. Conhaim barged into OPA offices in Washington, officials were certain that nothing short of an Oklahoma cyclone had hit them.
 By She end of the week the soft spoken fashion plate from Tulsa, who had first won approving smiles for the bird-bedecked hat that perched over one eye. had almost completely revolutionized OPA, and officials smiles of approval were for the several clever rationing methods she had devised.
 4 veteran of two years of eight hour daily volunteer service on her local ration board. Mrs. Conhaim gave the office of Price Adminis- tration some straight-from-t h c. shoulder criticism of the intellectual methods in force. Among other things. she told them. you can't sell grass roots price control simply by sending out pamphlets. You need an old-time drummer" to sell it to local groups by word Of mouth. Agreeing with her completely. OPA has included it in their new pro- gram for additional price panel vol- unteers.
 Also. she pointed out the success of her boards policy of using local businessmen for price-checking with restaurant managers, instead of leaving it all to housewife commit- tees. Now other boards are being urged to adopt the scheme.
 In the opinion of this one-woman delegation from Tulsa, rationing and price programs would smooth out if more people from local boards could go to Washington. and vice versa. Of course. the financing of such trips poses a problem. for she realizes that not every volunteer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

and stick. You see the visible two- piece oiiioe suit oi Navy trimmed apple green shantung, designed by Gloria Montag. Portland. Ore. stu d mt. in the photograph at the left What you don't see is the pilots garb. which is a white shantung playsuit.
 Planned with an eye to air haz- ards of tomorrow whe nSkirts may be replaced by trousers. and when feet and hands that work the con trols must be free of entangling al- dances. were oyerall-styled work suits. For proof that they're going to be pretty snappy. take a look at the dusty pink sharkskin number shown at the right. the original de- sign of Jean Richter of Westiield, N. J.
 Made for action. it has a pleated back. fly. front opening and tapered trousers and sleeves. Worn with suits of this type were monoRrammed faille scarves, half and-half leather and knit gloves and workbag, and low-heeled. square-toed shoes with such safety devices as upswept open shank and instep tie
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
S2MNl1A @9I ltANtcIteRS
Utilize Leftover
 Corn In ChOwder
Ny GAYNOR MADDOX NEA stan Writer

Salt must be taken in adequate amounts each day" Is the Food Dis tribution Administrations advice for hot weather. Everyone loses salt from his body because of perspira- ton. This loss directly affects ones ability to stand the heat without bee coming tired and hstless.
 One way that small but important extra bit of salt can le put into the family'S meals pleasantly is by leav- ing sGlicd crackers on the table throughout the meal. They can bee eaten with soup. with salads. and with low-point cheese for dessert. Soup and crackers-and enough for sccondSl-is a nourishing summer meal just by itself
 Summer Corn Chowder
 One-half cup salt pork. diced; 3 tablespoons minced onion. i-2 cup chopped celery. 3 tablespoons minc- cd green pepper. 3 tablespoons four. { cups milk. leg teaspoon pepper. 2 cups boiled potatoes. diced; 2 cups cooked corn.
 Saute salt pork until lightly brown. Add onion, celery and green pepper and saute until lightly brown also. Combine -four and l-2 cup milk. Heat rest Of milk in double boiler and stir in -four mixture slowly. Cook until it thickens. Put corn through coarse sieve. and add with salt pork mixture. potatoes and pepper. to milk. Flavor with addi- tional salt if necessary Serve with salted crackers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY ALaerica's Card Authority


 Wartimes are bringing new wom- en bridge stars to the front. Mrs Nathan Agran of Philadelphia whose husband is serving with the armed forces in Australia, was the star Of the recent Reading Tourna- ment. She finished second in the mixed pairs with Charles H. Goren, won the open pairs with Stanley FenEel, and wen the team -of- four event with Goren, Harry J. Fish bein and MT. and Mrs Hawley QUicr.
 This attractive little girl can throw you off guard with her charming smile, but just make a slight mistake against her and she will n ake the most of it. In today s hand. West won the ace of dia- monds and shifted to the club jack, which Mrs. Agran tSouth) won in dummy with the ace, dropipng the queen from her hand. Now she led dgmmys three of clubs, and natur- ally East drought that his partner held the ten, and played low Whereupon Mrs. Agran won with the ten. A small heart was led, West won and returned diamond. Dummys king won, the nine of clubs was led, and when East play ed the king, Mrs. Agran trumped with a low heart She cashed the ace of spades and ruffed a spade in dummy, cashed the eight of clubs and led the last club. East trumped, Mrs, Agran oyer-trumped with the queen and ruffed another spade. Thus all East and West made were the ace, king and ten of hearts and ace Of diamonds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

hero signs up. The fun is fast and furious and you'll have to visit the Strand to find out the final results. Do this. by all means. for here M-G-M has connected one of the finest musicals fin many a sea- son,
 The finale. a water carnival. is reputed to be the most lavish and beautiful Technieolor ever phOto- graphed. The Harry James and Xavier Cugat musicians get in plenty of good musical licks so as 10 make the production even greater. To sum it all up. Bathing Beauty" is for entertainment purposes only. Your entertainment. Better not miss itl
 The eo-feature at the Strand is Port of 70 Thieves" with Stephanie Bachelor and Richard Powers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

New York -Fashions-to-be for the world of tomorrow have been cooked up a-plenty in idle talk ard drawing board sketches. but it took some up-and d-coming Stephens Col lege. Mo, students-probably the designers Of tomorrow give ideas the substance of cloth. glove fabrics and shoe feathers.
 These girls believe that postwar fashions will be influenced by air travel To prove that the same clothes worn while you're piloting a plane can serve you as well when you push a perambulator. they marched out their pencil-sketehed dreams in a collection Of Snappy flight fashions in a recent showing at Columbia's Municipal Airport Aviation students served as models and whirring planes served as back drop
 Showing the shape of things to come when you drive an air iitnev and want to alight in style was a suit for the office plus a playsuit undegneath. to wear while you're manipulating the rudders, brakes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
POLT'S

Based on the celebrated Saturday Evening Post serial The Phantom Pilly" by George Agnew Chamber lain 20th Centuy FOxs newest technicolor triumph Home in ln- diana which is at LoeW Poll theater. Featured in the exciting story of fast horses, lovely woman and proud men are Walter Bren- nan, Lon McCallister, Jeanne Grain, Charlotte Greenwood, June Hayer and a brilliant supporting cast, Walter Brennan is seen in the role of Thunder" Blot, the veteran horse trainer whose shattered dreams of glory on the grand cir- cult harness racing tracks are re- yiyed by impetuous Sparke Thorn ton, played by Lon McCallister, Jeanne Grain as Char" and June Hayer as "Cri-Cri" are the rivals for Sparkes attentions in the thrill ing romance, Home in Indiana' was directed by Henry Hathaway and produced by Adre Dayen, Home in Indiana' stands in a class by itself It's really grand en- tertainment a delightful tonice for these times that shOuldn't be miss ed.
 4 thoroughly entertaining murder mystery with the clever Charlie Chan combining comedy and keen deduction, "rhe Chinese Cat" is the c0-feature,
 The picture, second in series, calls for high rating in the field of comedy drama, Sidney Toler is starred in his familiar role of the crafty Chinese detective, which in the past years he has made one Of the screens most popular ehaTae- ters, The willy Chan is the center of the action throughout the story, Joan W0odbuFy Is charming in the leading feminine role and Mantan M0Feland contributes delightful comedy passages as a e0l0Fed taxl-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

yiolators may be so long -winded, and damages so small under the new setup that willful yiolatOrs will scoh at them, and go merrily on with price eyasions. If so, increased costs will come out of your pocket in the meantime. Weakest enforce ment point in the new act is that price yiolators can no longer be put temporarily out of business, al- though ration yiolators can. Viola tors under the new act have an open season on protests which will stop enforcement action. These two points may add mp to a lot of en- f0rcement trouble,
 PROGRAM HAMPERED
 Clothing price enforcement offs cers say their program will be hampered particularly by loss of the rule which held retailers and whole salers to former price lines. Some 300 price ceiling eyaslons on wo-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

cab driver. Benson Pong, a Chinese youth is the detectives Number Three Son, and the east also in cludes Ian Keith, Weldon Heybun, Cy Kendall, Dewey Robinson, Sam Flint, John Davidson and Anthony Ward. The scene of the story is an abandoned amusement resort in an unnamed city and the action finds Chan engaged in ferreting out the perpetrator of a murder committed some time before, More murders are committed as the detective draws nearer to his quarry, but the com plicated case is finally solved in a surprising climax.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
Current RatiOning Regulations
MEATS AID BUTTER

BUTTER stamps through and AS through "C5" Book Iv valid definitely purchase of beef roass. butter and cheese 90 3l and g Book " valid for five of indefinitely stamp n pounds canning pounds to the local ration board.
 PROCESSED FOODS n valid indefinitely each be used change nely of shoes
  August 8-La coupons good gallons @ and C4 coupons good gallons
 FUEL Sept 3OLa for Period coupons gallons coupons good for 10 gallons their receipt the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

The sort of froek that enhances . lovely figure and provides an ops portuDity for you to make use oi your fayorIte color combination Make 1t of plain and striped cot- tons or of contrasting wool jerseys,
 Pattern No 8s6s is in sizes n, i2, B, l4, l6 and is, Size i2, short sleeves, requires 3 l-4 yards of 39- inch material.
 For this pattern, send 20 cents, in COINS, your name, address, size desired, and the PATTERN NUM- bER t0 Waterbury Democrat To- days Pattern Service. ilb0 sixth Avenue, New York i0 N. Y.
 The smart new issue of the mid summer style book FASHION hos s2 pages Of eool-looklng, crisp llew sp0rtwear and summer day fFoeks and accessories order your eonH now. Price is cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

Th ere ar e probably th h Ou- sands of other m o { h c rs - bringing b up s m Q l children they kLow are not angels. but certainly q O n { regard as nusi a n ces W h O " O Il ] d Ii k q to tell him the s a in c { h in g. perhaps a b 1 { m ore elegantly.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

brlghtener drench youl red n lively gintngs drabby slade-and hghlhts come dropping the shadows.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

of Price Adminis- tration emf orce- ment officers, may res It fro m changes in t h c price control set- up.
 So far there has been no hub bub of increased price violations since he n c W price control law went into effect July l. Enforce ment officers feel, however, { h a t aptinn n cain S f.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
TOMORROw'S MENU

BREAKFAST: Orange juice, whole wheat cereal. cinnamon toast. coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Summer corn chowder. soda crackers, tossed green salad. prune whip. milk.
 SNACK TIME Pretzels and vegetable cocktail.
 DINNER: Broiled sweetbreads and tomato slices. battered rice. soya bread, butter or frotified margarine. dark red cherries. cheese and cracker tray, cof- fee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

nurse to prepare herself to meet such e m erg en- cles.
 A n y injury to a bare foot in which ( h . s k in is broken 8 h O q l d b c washed off un- der ru n n 1 n 2 water, d r c q with s tc Til c cotton or gauzc and tre te q " with an anti septic s q c h as iOfiiinp ar fianP-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
By ANN STEVICK kEA StaH COFrespOndent

Washington, Aug. - There's no way to tell just what items on your shopping list will cot You more due to weakened price control enforce ment. which in the opinion of Office
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
BY RUTH MILLETT

There's a judge in Indianapolis I'd like to meet. Why? Well. I'd like to say nice going" to him-if you can be that informal to a judge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

Two 22-story buildings are being constructed in Rio de Janeiro Brazil.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

Tied couple who own an apartment house in Indianapolis brought suit
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
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Comfortable Bandage Needed For Stubbed Toe Injuries
BY MARY BEARD

BY MARY BEARD
 Director, Nursing Service.
 American Red Cross
 Written for NEA Service Do you know how to put a band age on an injured toe SO that it will stay therea Since this Is the season Of stubbed toes. spllnters, and nail panctures, it is well for the home
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05
Velike spremembe
drzzavnega
departmental

WASHINGTON, 4. decem-
bra. - Predsednik Roosevelt je
danes pricel z veiko reorgani-
zacijo drzavnega . departments,
XII sledi takoj "a petami odsto-
pa tajnika Cordella HULA.
Joseph c. Grew, bivsi posla-
mix ma Japonskem, je bill ime-
novan "a podtajnika drzavnega
departmental. To mesto je "a
vzemal do sedaj novi drzavni
tajnik Stettinius.
Predsednik je ~ obzalova-
MEM" sprejel resignacijo treh
pomoznih tajnikov, XII so: A
dolph A. Berle jr., Beckinridge
Long in G.. Howland Shaw, ma
'njih mesto pa so bill imenova'
nj: William L. Clayton, doseda-
Mi pomozni trgovski tajnik
tAfrchibald MacLeish, pesnik,
new-dealer in dosedanji arhi.
var kongresne knjiznice, ter
Nelson A. Rockefeller, doseda'
Mi ko-ordinator "a juzno-ame
riske posle, vnuk pokojnegs
oljnega magnata John D. Roc
kefellerja.
Kakor sc razume, je to selt
zacetek, in ma vidiku so Sc ma
daljne spremembe v osobju dr.
zaynega departmental.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05
VESTI LIZ ZIVLJENJA AME-
. RIsKIH SLOVENCEV

Cliff Mine, Pa. - Dne IA. no.
vembra je tukaj umrla Mary
Miklavcic, stara 48 let in dru-
gic porocena komaj mesec dni.
Rojena jc bila v obcini Rote,
odkoder je prisla v Ameriko
pred 80. lett. Zapusca moza,
pet sinov (dva v armadi) in tri
hcere. -, Dne 10. novembra pa
je umrla Anna Vidmar po muc-
nj bolezni. Pred sestimi mese.
ci so j odrezali roko, da j re.
sijo zivljenje, a je bio zaman
Rojena je bila v Sencurju pr
Kranju, stara AZ let in njen de-
kliski priimek je bill Rozman
v to dezelo je prisla pred % le
ii. Zapusca moza, dva sinova
hcer in brata.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05

Clevelandski demokratje so
vceraj podvzeli korake, da Sc
iznova presteje vse glasove, XII
so bill oddani v okraju Cuyaho-
ga v volitvah "a zveznega Sc
natorja med Robertom A. Taf-
tom in William C. Pickrelom.
Predno 10 zadeva konsana, Sc
utegne izvrsit novo stetje gla-
SOW " senatorski tekmi sirom
drzave Ohio. Senatni poverilni
odbor je namrec narocil ohij-
skemu drzavnemu tajniku Ed
wardu J. Hummelu, da gleda,
da volilni odbori v nobenem O.
kraju ne unicijo tozadevnih gla-
sovnic.
Uradne stevilke kazejo, da je
Taft zmagal samo 1899 gla-
sow vecine, ampak v Cuyahoga
okraju je Pickrel dobil vecino
96,096 glasov. Medtem ko nihce
ne trdi, da so Sc vrsile k a k e
nerednosti ali goljufije, pa sc
splosno govori, da je Taft te-
kom kampanje potroSil velike
vsote denarja.
Ako hocejo demokratje v O.
kraju Cuyahoga izposlovati
novo stetje vseh senatorskih
glasov, morajo poloziti kavcijo
v znesku $11,83O "a kritje
stroskov. Vceraj so bill demo-
kratski voditelji ma delu, da po-
trebno vsoto spravijo skupaj
in razsirila Sc je. govorica, ds
! je denar preskrbel odbor CIO "a
! politieno akcijo, toda Ray T
Miller, predsednik demokratske
okrajne organizacije, je zani
kal, da je bill We s denar pre-
skrbljen cd CIO odbora.
! Demokratski krogi sodijo, d.
utegne ponovno stetje glaso'
odkriti pomote, ki bod0 Taftl
odvzele dovolj glasov, da b
Pickrel izSel kot' zmagovalec
Vsekakor g v senatu zed. a.
xay obeta boj proti temu, a. I
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05
Med reakcijio D Sloueniijiii il
in tukaji jie malo razlike
sHtierjevi pajdasi Sloveniji Sc tolazijo,
da bodo Anglezi razorozili Osvobodilno
vojsko in postavili Milo kreka ma krmilo

kdo je danes koncno Sc toliko
nespameten, da bi Sc vdajal pre-
vari, da sploh obstoji sila, XII bi
mogla naso Narodno osvobodil-
no vojsko sploh razoroziti proti
njeni wolff? ze tri leta jo "raz-
orozujejo" itaijanske in nemske
divizije belo gardo in domo-
branci vred - no, in uspeh te-
ga 'razorozevanja' sami vidite!
PA koncno Sc besedico o
vasem bodocem "resitelju" dr..
Mihi Kreku! On spada v tisto
vrsto ubeglih jugoslovanskih
politikov, XII so - uzivajoe "a
veznisko gostoljubnost - S
podpiranjem Mihajlovica in be-
le garde, postal skriti zavezni-
XII Nemcije, zaradi cesar niko-
muir izmed njih nj bill dovoljen
vstop v novo jugoslovansko kr.
vlado.: Ne, Miha Krek ne bo mo-
gel resevati domobranstva, ker
DO incl prekleto dosti posla z
resevanjem lastne koze, XII DO v
hudi nevarnosti, &c Sc pojavi v
dosegu slovenskih narodnih So
disc, pred kateri1ni bodo mora
Ii vsi izdajalci polagati racun.
"Prieakovanje resitvi po Mihi
Kreku in-s pomocjo Anglezev je
"a domobrance prav tako be-
dasto, kakor je bio pred casom
upanje izdajalskih belogardistic-
nih voditeljev, da bodo MIN ma
ljubo zapadni zavezniki napo-
vedali vojno Sovjetski zvezi.
"Krcevito iseejo vasi domo::
branski zvodniki in trgovci S
.cloveskim mesom in kfvjo ma
cinov, da vas obdrzijo v sluzbi
Hitlerja. Kakor Goebbels Mem
ce, vas tudi oni slepijo $ prica-
kovanjem cudeza, XII maj posta-
vi ma glavo neizprosen tex vol
ne ter jih resi- pred popolnim u
nicenjem. Toda vse zastonj! Gu
deza nj in ga ne bo! Hitler in
,vsi njegcvi hlapci visijo ma zad-
Mi nitki mad prepadom. Konec
in obraeun je pred durmi."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05

fenziva "a zlomitev Nemcije
besnela v svoj drugi teden, so
bill Nemci vrzeni nazaj preko
dveh rex daije proti severn. A
merikanci so jih pri Julichu pri-
silili ma umik preko reke Roer,
docim so Anglezi dalje proti Sc.
veru v blizini mesta Vendlo
nemske cete virgil preko reke
Mas.
Najbolj krvava bitka oh Roeru
ma vidiku
Sodi Sc, da Nemci sedaj pri-
pravljajo vecji del svojih tan
kov in tretjino svoje infanteri-
je oh tel severni 'front.', v poiz-
kusu, da zaseitijo svoje indu-
strife v Ruhru.
Neki correspondent, XII Sc ma
haja ma 'front.', napoveduje, d.
DO predstojeca bitka oh reki
Roer najbolj krvava, kar Sc jih
je Sc videlo ma zapadni 'front.'.