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IiFoodSaving Program FacesItsFirstBy Mary Brush PRESIDENT TRUMAN'Splea for voluntary meat* less, pouliryless' and eggless days will run up against its second big test Tuesday, That’ is the day- vhen-•tve Ve asked not to cat meat. Last- Thursday/ the first' ponltrvless and eggless idav,.'was met with spotty cooperation in Syracuse restaurants, with many complaining they had not .had a chance to switch their menus in time to comply,SURVEYS INDICATEDsome restaurants complied with the request but many others did not. placing the ‘‘forbidden77 items prominently on their menu. Others served eggs and poultry only on request.For the housewife, the Thursday request had little effect, since most families reserve chicken and turkey for their. Sundaydinner.-(Com luricd on Pntjc Colt/jnn {....VABUNDANT POOD SUPPLY tempts housewives, most of wliornintend to. cooperate with the President in conserving grain for Europe. At lef/ clerk Mrs. Louise/R11pn sells Mrs. WaIter Kozicki/324'T*Iil.lsdalc, her Sunday dinner. Mrs. Kozicki thinks the President’s plan Is “a good idea,71 intends to eat fish on Tuesday. Center, Mr.s. I a1 nn Com o disp Inys 1 oa, vcs n f 1) read a I; lie v fa I Iter \sBroadway Bakery. At right. Mrs. Edward La Rose, 935 Wadsworth st., buys eggs from '.Dominick MauciuL Thursday is the scheduledeg gloss day.
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Syracuse Herald Journal

Syracuse, New York, US

Sun, Oct 12, 1947

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