Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 January 1946 — Page 9

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ol] stamps issued since 1041. ;, Members| "although less than formerly. And

“will ‘be guests. example, have heard we are to re-

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The Reconstruction: ‘Finance Mile. Curie Sees Prosperous

{zation surplus army sleeping Times * Returnin and two-man tents : g: original value of a "The. | n LINDLEY ANN HARMON | lot included 66,000 new ‘sleeping || ee 8 Staff Correspondent bags and 52500 new ‘snd 18,000 PARIS, J used nylon and cotton: dents. Fx ter of the famous scientist, Marie “5 |ourte, predicted today that France's |

PHILATELISTS TO |biack market tn toot ana clothing | MEET TOMORROW “i.

“People are still obliged to description of . foreign postage [black market food,” blige hay

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ceive wool. They are bringing out their goods and selling them.” General living conditions

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France, she believes, have improved since liberation.

Power Failures “We still have electricity’ shortages which plunge us into darkness, but food and transport have picked " she said. “Last winter there

Use {grams (about one-quarter pound). 3 1 lof meat a week, compared to almost x | none last winter.” y | Mille. Curie is working a 13-hour day as editor of the Paris Presse. fl which ranks third in circulation among more than 30 dailies pub-

4 3 {lished in the French capital. Up at = (daylight, she is. at her desk before aN 8 o'clock. Last winter she was ’ there at 7, working all day in an

The “shortages which plague tHe French civilian, Mlle. Curie told the

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limited to two pages, and it is very hard to cram in the news in these

"Every housewife can help prevent soap shortages by terminglinrused Fors!”

says CLINTON P. ANDERSON nown 0 American readers for her. Secretary of Agriculture biography of her famous mother,

“JT is just as important now as when fats | ,.,,,c Warriors,” which she wrote .and oils were rationed to save and turn |in 1942 after an air tour of war in every bit of used kitchen fat. Used fats = fronts in North Africa, Russia and continue to be one of our most important sources of supply for the manufacture of soap and for other industrial uses. | resume her travel and reporting, “| It may be many months before we can obtain adequate |beginning with a lecture tour of the |

exciting times. There is also a shortage of journalists. Some of our best-known writers were killed in the'war — and others collaborated.” Lack of equipment requires the Paris Presse to use a photo-engrav-ing plant on the other side of Paris. “And that,” Mile. Curie laughed, . | “puts our fate in the hands of the * |cyclists. - If the cabinet meets at noon and we want a picture, it de-

pends on the cyclists whether we get it before presstime.” Accuracy Is Key { Slender and trim behind a large desk, with her red fingernails and a {gold watch providing the only econ{trast to a simply made brown dress, IMile, Curie described her news paper's progress to a leading posiHon in the highly competitive Paris | 1 “Accuracy,” she sald, “is ths , to the paper's popularity. After four years of propaganda and lies, ! the French people want the truth. | .. “We have tried to assemble a staff | which is both responsible and informed on foreign affairs,” she explained. “We don't rush just any story into print, We check both sides first. Sometimes we are positively heroic in our restraint.” ‘Too Busy to Write’

As editor,” Mlle. Curig said she is now “too busy to write.” Already

she established herself as a reporter with a best-selling book. “Journey

| China, Next year, however, she hopes to!

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| supplies of imported fats and oils for these uses. In the | oo" "0 t8 POS postpone this ee meantime, every housewife can help prevent soap shortages |year, by turning in her used kitchen fats, and dealers can help Mlle, Gurls began her Zewspaper {by continuing collections.”

duties after two years service in the French armed forces, enlisting as a private in the Free French women's {army in 1943. Promoted to lieuten-

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ant, she served with expeditionary forces in ‘Algiers and Italy, and

France in August, 1944. At the northern front with the 1st Free WITH TWO French division, she returned to CHILDREN TO Paris after the fall of Belfort.

WASH FOR ++, En a arr etaL 3] ITS CERTAINLY MAJOR MEGREW UNIT TOUGH GOING | INSTALLS THURSDAY : The Maj, Harold C. Megrew aux- " jliary 3, united Spanish war veterans, will hold a special meeting to install officers at 8 p. m, tomorrow

in Ft. Friendly, 512 N. Illinois st.

Mrs. Margaret Macy will be installed president; Mrs. Phyllis Pritchard, senior vice-president; Mrs, Elizabeth ‘Stevens, ! junior vice- resident; Mrs. Nora K. Heinrichs, chaplain; Mrs, Emma E. Sears,

trial fats is still far below minimum requirements needed to make soaps and other peacetime goods, Any

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