English Translation

46a p nu Euee* gou tisro Fe S4\SSa-aI8E-S\II The information that little oatmeal, potato flour or pasta would be spent in the protectorate does not correspond to the facts, as can be seen from the following list: 35. Supply period (11.5. - 7.6.42) 150 g barley flour, 150 g potato flour,150 g pasta, 150g oat flakes. 36. Supply season ( 8.6. - 5.7.42) MOV 150 g barley flour, 300 g oatmeal, 150 g greypeas or potato flour. 1 w 37. Supply period ( 6.7. - 2.8.42), o150 g pasta, 150g yeast flakes or millet, 150 G txotletor potato flour, 150G greypea. (s.38. Supply time ( 3.8. 30.8. 42) -sded 1us nedoeue 150 g legumes, 300g oat-meal and 150 g graypeas. dfeeeib This list shows that potato flour, oatmeal and pasta have been allocated in regular rotation and in the amount corresponding to the quantity of potato flour and oats. The existing semolina is reserved for children, the sick and pregnant women. Sago is not produced in the protectorate, since the factories required for this purpose are missing and the potato starch flour is a fully-fledged substitute for this foodstuff made from potato starch. The allocations to pregnant women and lactating women have been fixed in -d & dsot on the basis of the Reich regulations. Each nnoi u ture is entitled to additional l00 g of food and 3/8 1 -dedool sid .gitMilk daily; the food is for the most part issued as -egns siw tdotn semolina. In the Reich, if a part of tgärted nice food can be obtained from the woman butter. This dsrotleton mt bag regulation was not in principle prescribed for the protectorate -degas stb dous finding additionally butter. e c ed The complainant seems to want to disagree with the additions which, apart from butter, are the same as in the Reich. There may also be the possibility that it is particularly physically run down as a result of its current PRR5 Zustaade. The J49W