Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1943 — Page 4

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next year, debris and stalks are

uses: the amount of wax and weight of ty-five per cent of all waxed paper 1s packaging of food. The new restrictions will

SCHOOL, COLLEGE and other football teams are asked to sell tickets only to local residents, in order to conserve bus and train space for members of the armed forces who cannot make reservations in advance . . . The tireless garden gremlin is now 1 gardeners to clean up their garden space for

breeding places for insects.

RATIONING DATES

Red stamps X, ¥ and Z are good through Saturday. Brown stamps A _ and B in Book 3 good. Both expire " Oct. 2, Brown O Is good through Oct. 30; D, becomes good Sunday; ‘BE, Oct. 10, and P, Oct? 17. All expire Oct. 30, :

Shoes

Stamp 18, good for one pair, Stamp 1 in “airplane” series of book 3 becomes good for one pair Nov. 1.

Sugar

Stamp 14 is good for five pounds through Nov. 1.

person which includes five pounds for Jellies, jams, preserves, etc.

Stamps 15 and 16 are each good for

five pounds through Oct. 31. As fruit ripens, application may be made at local boards for additional

allotments up to 15 pounds per pers son if needed.

Gasoline Stamp 8 is good for 3 gallons. . ‘Fuel Oil

Stamp 5 expires Thursday. Period 5 coupons are good for 11 gallons in Zone B'and 10 gallons in Zone C through Thursday. Period 1 coupons for the new season are good now for 10 gallons per unit in all sones and should be used with definite value coupons for filling tanks.

Tires

Applications may be made now

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sugar for every four it canned with a maxiallotment of 35 pounds per

Next inspection due: A books, Thursday; Bs, Oct. 31; Cs, Nov. 30, land commercial vehicles, every six months or every 3000 miles, which. ever is first

Mr. Diets British ministry of food, discloses

England ‘saved “41,000,000 cubic feet

of shipping space by importing its

meat in the form of “boned, mold-

ed, and telescoped carcasses.” Save Egg Space

Another 22,500,000 cubic feet of space was saved by importing dried eggs instead of eggs in their shells while 1,000,000 cubic feet were saved by importing milk powder instead of condensed milk in cans, Translated into weight, these savings represent the freeing of 750,000 tons of shipping for other purposes. Perhaps the slogan of world war 1, “Food will win the war,” ought to be changed in world war 1I to “Dehydrated food is winning the Dehydrated foods will play an important part in the post-war world, feeding the liberated peoples of Europe will prove a problem of prime importance. All students of history know what a dan= ger to the stabilization of Europe

{would arise from post-war food

riots. : Milk More Plentiful

With our attention turned as it is at the moment to military successes on every front, we are apt to forget what the food situation is like in many paris of occupied Europe. A recent report trickling out of occupied Czechoslovakia is an ine dication of the situation. The socalled protector of Bohemia and Moravia has just announced that as a result of increased milk production, the ration is being raised from one-sixteenth of a quart per day to one-eighth, This increase, however, is only for Germans and

not for Czechs.

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thing within the realm of everyday observation, and deserves the consideration of workers and management alike. i; Early in the present century, industrialists began to be aware that a correlation existed between the eyesight, the comfort, and the efficiency of output of their employees. But the physical requirements of a well-illumined environment were difficult of analysis, and variable in each new situation, so that progress in industrial lighting has been slow. Theoretically, factory lighting should provide adequate illumination of good quality — certainly quite possible with the electric light. But that light should be diffused generally, and supplemented where necessary with direct local illumination, at the same time eliminating contrasts in the surrounding field, such as glaring highlights “ and confusing shadows. Amount, distribution, diffusion, direction, steadiness and quality must all be considered and made right, as well as structural factors like wall color and texture. Especially with the vast, complicated machinery that makes the tools of war it is necessary to maintain illumination of high.

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Hoosier Co-pilot Puts Out Flames in Fortress. -

SECOND LT. James A. Down< ard of Anderson not only is co-

fire department. The fort was heading for home after a recent raid on Nazi air bases -in southern France. when T. Sgt. Charles F. Peas, Milford, N. Y. knocked down a German Focke-Wulf fighter. As the plane fell away, it fired one last explosive shell between the pilot, 2d Lt. Albert E. Remmans, Madison, Tenn, and Lt. Downard. Neither ‘was “hit, but the shell started a fire in the cockpit. . » » THAT WAS when Lt. Downard went into action, the headquarters of the U. 8. Army European theater disclosed today: 3 Using his bare hands and whatever non-explosive objects he could grab, Lt. Downard beat out the flames. Then along came another shell and tore off part of the heavy flying boots worn by

port, O, ball turret gunner. Lt. Remmans ordered all guns,

engines out and no gas left.

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Stork Castile Baby Soap, pogbar. . . 13¢

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Johnson and Johnsot Baby Oil,

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Baby All Pyrex Bottle Sets.........

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