Many stores in Germany close for part of the day, as poor business does not justify the employment of a staff for, the whole day. Consequently Tonjg queues of buyers form outside the shops at opening hours, 'As for the clothes restrictions, these have not yet made themselves felt as most of the inhabitants still wearing what they purchased before the war. However' the lack of textiles is already worrying the authorities while the propaganda services are already preparing the public for the day when they will be luuable to purchase new clothing.
'Thus, the magazine "Women at Work' writes: "Patched up coats, underwear and socks will be marks of which the wearers can be proud." Other papers also stress that it is not shameful to wear patched clothing Ex-President of Poland In Switzerland
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