Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1942 — Page 9

Capt. F. L. Coleman and Capt. Jobn Galloway, all of the food — pork chops, too, came out of the. same pan ‘which supplied the other men. Judging by yesterday's fare—on |i te third day of the exciting “Here's Your Army” war show at Butler bowl-—here’s how Uncle Sam is keeping his soldiers healthy these days: ; Creamy, hot-chacolsts , « ‘tender

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meal. Even: breakfast. in thie army has thé traditional ‘bacon. A : And the range of meats the evening meal even includes: those ritzy cold cuts. Steaks? They. Te 2

g{common occurrence.

And these task force troops who are raising yfunds for army emerwith their nightly

“fair-haired boys” of the commis= say. Their rations are on the same basis ‘and come out of the same

bimenus ordered for the boys on the

fighting fronts. To be sure every one is fed—and

tion time—the government assigns a1 S¢ook: for each: 200 men. And there

are five field kitchens on the 400-

® tented bivouac area of Crown Hill.

From these modern, efficient gas-

> | driven stoves, 2000 soldiers are fed

three meals a day. : The characteristic. “mess hall” is

“|gone from the bivouac area. The

soldiers, six of them to a tent eat under their own canvas tops © sprawl out on the ground. ¢ “They lke it better that way— feel ‘more freedom,” was the way one of them explained the new sys-

re tem

Ir the: current bill-of fare should: fail to fill up the army war show soldier, there’s a Red Cross canteen fearby where he: gets, free.of char all “the doughnuts and coffee

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