i 1 i PRESENT SITUATION ALONG THE RHINE i ! I I f l i ill' r - ij-CHAPEUg --MtZfflsfr ' "MARCUR.G-' Vennpra HON.-HIUTARV " mZZMA, h fKjlmody 3, - ' - ' 5 TVs . J I FREAICH OCCUFYNG . - COBLE NZo J&? wosQUAeo .P (Amercan r-yy CITIES Lj 1 occupy .1 wmm. 1 5 vo 70 so ,-vo 50 to 70 eo .93 100 Hleo 1 (jcnera) Uegouett, in command .ol the French forces occyping Frankfort and 6ther nearby German cfties,' 'recently issued a proclamation in which he stated that he would withdraw his troops as soon as the German Ger-man government troops in the Ruhr district were dispersed. Other allied poA'jernm eh i3-ar.e.no.Ltakin KpartAn -the-occu patiorw o'f -Ffian kf or"fe;i-b6tiarff 1 said to be in sympathy with the French move, j