Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1944 — Page 16

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OPA Bares 'Secret Weapon’; Tobacco Helping Win War

WASHINGTON, March 21 (U. of gaining the good will of natives.” P.).—The office of price adminis-| Most of the normal supply of

with things military, has unveiled Australian armed forces. Australia a “secret weapon.” isends part of it on to the natives It's chewing tobacco, and it is of New Guinea. paying big dividends in the war in the Pacific.

DEGREES TO BE CONFERRED The subject came up when the) paylight chapter 553, O.E.S., will OPA, advised that Island Twist confer degrees at 1:30 p.m. Friday

chewing tobacco works wonders in|in the Masonic temple, North and cultivating the good will of natives .

Illinois sts. New officers will be in-] in ‘the Southwest Pacific, removed | ys 9

tration, which doesn’t usually trifie| about 240 fons is used by U. S, and!

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| stalled . mm. Saturday. all price control restrictions on the | tsp Sawrday

product to encourage the output of EEFSPPE === the only two American firms en-| gem ATW MOTH HOLES gaged in its manufacture. As it is, NT » OPA said, the two firms find it un- TEARS BURNS

“As united nations troops progress in the occupation of Southwest Pacific islands,” OPA said, “larger supplies of the tobacco are needed for barter and for actual payment for work done by natives, who have used it as currency in| some of the islands for several geh- | | erations. _ { : : “During island campaigns, when HOOSIEY Weaving Co. battle lines are fluid, the tobacco! 432 STATE LIFE BLDG. is considered valuable as a means

{4 REWOVEN

IN THE ARMY they say:

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* With men in the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, % and Coast Guard, thie favorite cigarette isCamel, (Based on actual sales records.)

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