Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1943 — Page 18

: ® Sons bik | WASHINGTIN, April 16 . PJ. 5. and announcements. - afore. io soldiers mobaaliy-iaSom-Aiaictvn. He said’ that in’ 50 per{0% WASHINGTON, April 16 “@. Look, little man, dort: tell mother Schwerin, member of ‘the ‘staf? ‘of| Re Yaws that he ean Nght vp ac ume: Its percentage of consump- cent of the cases where men were | gL ¢ P)—The office of. price adminis- : we told you, but— the quartermaster board at Camp [after-dinner smoke. ; Join 1 greater Gham that of uy refused + woud helping. there Was! ysir in 8 ponds. ; : A lot of the big boys tn the army | Lee, Va. He said spinach was the Schwerin said that under a new food. Milk supplies at many [no reason for turning them down. Ee aol tat. the soldiers; ale

- tration he ot C I : “bution = ermine id LE don’t like spinach, either. least liked of any vegetable offered pr o ps, however, have been fela-| “There was actually food left in just as much ‘When they were. “Which will be out in mid-July— ; And your Uncle Sam doesn’t tell |to soldiers. Tomatdes are twice as as high | ¢ be : |seiving units on other tables,” civilians. : 8 "by mail instead of requiring con- them they have to eat more of: it|popular. api 4% in percentage of | Schwerin said. “And that food was TRE SE _Sumers to register at schools, an | BP before he'll let them do his fight-| The American soldier eats most fs ) thrown out. That is an indication] ' AUXILIARY TO ing” He just lets them eat some-|and wastes least, the committee re- ‘ of improper mess management.” Golden Rule auxiliary. O. E. 8,

‘OPA spokesman | : ssn sid essay. thing ‘else much of the time. _|ported, when: he: bowe There's one unusual characteristic | will meet at 12:18 p, m, Monday a$ “the forthcoming ration book ‘will The special senate committee: in-| The food:on “the table suits his s | te of | noodles and rice, cereals and soups.|of the he-men in the army—they|the home of Mrs.’ ‘Elsie Brodhecker, be used as a “replacement.” A vestigating the war effort has made | taste. a of ‘Schwerin said that much of the|like their coffee relatively weak. 1140 E. Sbuthern ave: There will It probably ‘will “be validated tg a survey of the food situation in| He isn’t told when to start eating. |it h g food waste resulted from leftovers| Maj. Gen. E. B. Gregor, quarter-|be ‘a covered dish Juncheon. Mrs. Airst>for rationing of sugar, shoes 3 army camps, and one of the wit-| He isn’t interrupted by speechesj : for : of & : which remained in pots in the master general, said that there were Barbara Fuller will assist.

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