Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 September 1947 — Page 4

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Byall ! ns, Yes! Save Used fats!

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If you're wondering if you should still save used fats, here's your answer, Clinton P. Anderson, Secretary of Agriculture, says: “It is still necessary to conserve. every pound of used fat, since the over-all fat supply situation is little better now than it was last year.” You see, almost everything we use requires industrial fats or their products. There just aren't enough fats in the world to go around, so every pound of used cooking fats we American women turn in is a real help! Let's keep up the good work till the world-wide shortage is over!

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To Avoid War: « Rickenbacker

- Warns U. S. Must Aid Free Europe

COLUMBUS, O, Sept. 15 (U. P.) l | Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker sald & today that Americans must prepare ‘to “take battle stations for a E knockdown, drag- . out war of nerves against forces who have nothing 5 to offer but slavs ery and shackles { — whose goal 18 not to Improve mankind but to imprison it." In an address siprepared for de- 7 | very at a lunch- ym Packer leon meeting of the Alr Force assoclation's first national convention, the flying ace of world war I said he did pot believe there was danger of an imminent war with Russia {I this country kept itself strong. Questioning whether the United States could solve world problems by “merely strengthening western Europe.” Mr. Rickenbacker added i “Do not forget that the minions of Moscow are still doing their deadly work in every land throughout the world. Do not forget that the Red Fascists in the Kremlin are ready to step In where and

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Likened to Vulture | “It is no secret that the Kremlin (waits, with vulture«like rapacity, to [ pick the hones of the dying nations tof the world, But, like the vulture, archi Ja Anclined. to attack. onle. the S dead and dying, not the living and {the strong.” Mr. Rickenbacker, who Is president and general manager of Eastern Alr Lines, Inc, sald he believed the United States should do everything within its power to provide the “kind of goods and dollar plasma that may save that part of Europe which fs still free from Russian domination.” He asserted, however, that there was a danger of “bleeding ourselves white” to save a part of the world which might not have the power to respond and the will to live,

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Outlines Peace Program Mr. Rickenbacker said congress should work out a program of “peace preservatives” including: ONE: A study of how far our resources will permit us to go in helping Europe, TWO{ Ascertaining what steps America must be prepared to take in event Europe should fail to respond to help THREE: Enactment of military training for American youth FOUR: Appropriations for an air force so powerful that it could reach sany part of the globe in 24 hours, FIVE: Creation of a navy “completely manned and up to date from {radar to rockets.” SIX: Expansion, in addition to the orthodox navy, of a carrier seaair arm SEVEN: Creation of “an adequate and effective alr-borne army free from mechanized cavalry truck-driven infantry and tractorpulled artillery.”

Farm Electrical Parley To Be Here Oct. 7 and 8

The second national farni electri- | fication conference will be held Oct 7 and 8 in the Claypool hotel. Powe: suppliers agricultural engineers farm editors and others. associated with agricultural problems will attend E. F. Hauser, Indiana Electric association; G. W,. Sample, Indiana farm bureau, and Hugh Abbett, Indiana statewide rural electric cooperatives, will have charge, Claude R. Wickard, administrator, rural electrification administration, will talk. Other speakers will include D. C, McKee, Joplin, Mo, and J. E. Stanford, execulive secretary Kentucky farm bureau federation.

State Auto Dealers To Meet at French Lick

Directors of the Automobile Dealers’ Association of Indiana, Inc. will meet Sept. 24-27 in the French Lick Springs hotel at French Lick They will discuss means of coping with the shortage of new cars and the problems that have followed William R Kraft, Indianapolis 12th district director, pointed out that responsibilities of new car dealers have increased heavily.

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