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Show Soap Rationing is Not y Planned d 5. Soap rationing is not planned, . announces Clinton P. Anderson, sec-g sec-g retary of agriculture. "Operation of i- a soap rationing program is just too great a problem to undertake It now," says Secretary Anderson, it Furthermore, the secretary of agri-: agri-: culture took steps to increase by e 10 percent the United States production pro-duction of household heavy duty ,r laundry soaps. At the same time, s it is learned that Army requirements require-ments for soap will be lower dur-0 dur-0 ing the coming six months thereby g making it unnecessary to reduce further the quotas of fat available H for making civilian soap. 0 All of this should result in a sub-n sub-n stantial increase in the amount of soap avalable for civilians. House-e House-e wives can help to prevent soap ra-y ra-y tioning hy not stampeding the mar-y mar-y ket and raiding shelves of slocks rf as soon as a new shipment of soap arrives. n Assurance by the secretary of ng-r ng-r riculture that the quota of' fat for n' civilian soap manufacture is now more than was ever assigned pre-g pre-g viously for this use. should prevent ! consumers from starting runs on A scarce stocks. j Brooks Robison S 1c, son of Mrs. 1 Sepha Robison, is back in the ri' Stales again after having been in , the Okinawa invasion. |
