The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 21, 1947, Page 7

ee ane FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1947 eee Or - RBC EE a ey Why you SHOULD Save wheat, save meat — They need your help. Millions of men, women and children in Western Europe face desperate hunger this win- ter. Not only were their farm lands ravaged by war, but cold and drought ruined their crops, cut them to the low- est level in recent history. We must help them to help them- selves. We must send them the food they need to rebuild their lives—to help them become once again self- respecting and self-supporting. How you CAN help them help themselves 2 } Use no meat on Tuesdays. Do not serve any cuts of beef, lamb, veal, pork or ham at home nor ask for them in restaurants, On days you do use meat, buy the cheaper grades. il FREE LE REAR REES ZORA BE REE See ORE REESE EGER PT LePeaett tare tie tie it Pett Peta tidy Pty chicken, turkey, duck, goose or eggs at home and do not order them in restaurants. On days you do buy fowl, buy the cheaper grades such as stewing chicken, If we all pitch in we can do the job we must do—we can prevent the ravaging hunger that leads to despair, chaos, even war. Save a slice of bread every day. Every slice of bread, every bun, roll or muffin you save means more g Use no poultry or eggs on Thursdays. Do not serve Fo) wheat to fight hunger abroad. We must send wheat to our friends in Europe. We must cut out waste of bread, cake, and cereals. And because millions of bushels of grain are used for feeding animals, we must cut down our use of meat. Remember when eating out, restaurants will serve bread and butter only on your special request. WASTE NOTHING—CLEAN YOUR PLATE AT EVERY MEAL}. SR? RRELRVRBEESIREREREAE? Sponsored by . The KEY WEST CITIZEN e = = 7 F H me | a = ) a a a es ie g a y 5 a : a a 4 HE. i & et I] si H ) HLL TTL ig — ewes ese 2 2 22 ae a ww ee em mn ~~ oe