"A recent letter smuggled out of Poland quotes some figures of food rations—Each person may receive:—
Rye Bread—3 pounds 1% ounces of black bread per week, Potatoes—In theory about 220 pounds for the winter, but in practice only about 154 pounds were available and those were frozen. - Meat—About ounces per week of sixth grade meat, Flour—About 14 ounces once every two months. Milk—None, This is rationed in extremely small quantities for hospitals and children only. Fats—None are assigned at all Sundries—Soap, Candy, Lemons. etc., adaptation economy and more particularly of the people's mentality to the "New Order'
"Holland—"Deutsche Zeitung in den Niederlanden." 'And what attitude do the Netherlanders adopt towards the Great New Deal? Let us admit it openly; most of them take up a negative and therefore an anti-German attitude'
Trance—"Le Matin" (Nazi controlled). Some Frenchmen are saturated with London lies—they declare themselves more French than the Marshal, still praise the strength of Britain....and count on liberation by the Army of His Britannic Majesty "AN these people count on liberal tion by Britain, and in their homes and in their Lives they do what they can to help a British victory." to her finger tips Fire Watchers "Their task has been made much easier by the recent enactment of compulsory fire patrol or fire watehing, which has minimized and practically excluded the danger of incen diary bombs burning away on roof tops unknown to anyone.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.