Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1945 — Page 32

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joe area, now has enough wood for seating’ during the coming winter. Fortunately, the country ample supply of power and many homes are fortutnate enough to have electric heating devices. Coal_for Tromsoe Norway has no coal and the allied sivil affairs section has worked hard io import as much as possible for railroads, industries and gas gen‘srating plants. In the Tromsoe area, where wood. is scarce, civilians will be allotted coal. As for food, grain and potato srops were reported excellent this year, For the first time in four ‘years, Norway will not have to send its {dod to Germany. However, even though 30,000 tons of food were imported during the summer, the estimated need was 50000 tons, and there was a large import aelicit for the month of August. The meat supply is about 50 per cent of the estimated need. Sugar is dbout 66 per cent. The supply of fats is approaching

“long time before Norwegians can re- | sume making “akevitt’-—their equivalent of vodka—{rom potatoes instead of wood. & The country's biggest supply problem is leather for shoe repair. During the German regime, even the leather straps in trains were

IY IN IN WINTER

Fuel and Food Food fener

OSLO, Sept. 7 (U, P.).—~Norwerans will be as warm this winter as| they were last and probably will be | petter fed. But what they will do | _ for .new clothes and “good shoes-—- | . sr even shoe repairs—is another

Great stacks of firewood are piled | wong the walls of modernistic Oslo; ¢ courtyards { sehind business buildings, and even Jeside such buildings as the Grand .

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