Typical Frenchman Dismayed At His Country's Prospects
Pierre J Huss reports Gustave Leroux a veteran Paris barber at Victor and Fernand No 5 Rue Edouard VII near the opera decries postwar hardship. He notes low living standards, government ineffectiveness, black market concerns, and fear of another war while praising experienced leadership and modest reforms. Leroux compares French and American workers and laments prewar better living conditions for the common people.
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Shanghai's Glass Age Brings High Priced Plastics
Shanghai markets overflow with so called glass goods as nylon and plastic items replace imports. Hosiery sells at 30 dollars a pair despite a ceiling price of 1.30, belts cost around 4 dollars, and plastic bags, cigaret cases, lighters, and raincoats appear from imports or local tailoring with lofty prices.
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