PROSPECTS FOR 1945 CONSUMERS
The number of tires being man
ufactured for civilian use during
the first port of 1945 has had to
be cut down drastically. General
Eisenhower calls tires his "No.1
shortage item" so that means that
i tires must- be made to last ns long
. as possible by civilians.
The supply of food for 1945 re
• mains about the same,but shortages
continue in meats, dairy products,
sugar and some processed foods.
There seems to be ample* supplies of
eggs, grain and cereal products.
The canned fish supply will be de
creased, but hopes are that fresh
and frozen f i-sh" will be more plent
iful. Sugar is scarcer. Cocoa is
still scarce. Citrus fruits will be
scarce due to the damage the fruit
crops suffered in a hurricane.Canne'
fruit will be hard to get, but
fruit juices will be more plentiful
Luxuri' s are expected to be very
severely curtailed. There hns.’*.b.ean
much disgraceful waste of valuable
manpower and materials in luxury_
service trades and goods. The
government has put a-ban on horse
racing, and there is a demand, that.
manufacturers of non-essential
goods release workers for other
critical work,
Gmail Stores ere promised more...
adequate sur.-plies of low cost
clothing. Rural communities have
been promised that about 10,000,00.0
£ards of prih^ 'cloth will be released
Bolely for"'distribute on in rural'
areas. /: "• V
Pepper supplies are expccted to
Last; through 1945 but from then on
nothing'is certain.
The clothing pLeturr Ib'oks rather
bark as the .use of cotton, yarns was
frozen so that more wduId'•be"’avail
able for tenting required by the
knlni' prot-ei-r.-r iy-hi'd:. sh( Piad'V iTro'rm
tie at, li sh. p oallmy, oTiebse. ;ggs, dry
beans or pc&s)’-, ’ • a , •
potatoes(or' ether starchy v retable)
lireen o? yellow c ;ckod or
rawK
Enriched or'"<Vhole/\vfient br- .• dstuff
patter or Vitamin A fortifi.d nar
erine , v " , '.Ami
j!TTk
[."Pessert (preferably containing milk
• or eggs).
This is a pattern for the main meal
:nnd therefore not contain the
'citrus-' fruit or • juices .whioh yw outlet
probably b'e 'taken''at breakfast.
A $8a2,' that'shtisf ie-sis not >1
ways‘nuttitioil’s as Hot beef sand
wich with gravy, mashed potato- s,_i
stewed white corn, apple ;i.e ar. A
"coffee. This 'type is sfort in
"Vitamins A,B and C.
The WFA says that brl- iced meals
is one of the best ways to keep
j productiojn'cfficiency at its peak.
[and protects our health ns well,''
n&i
by the
general food pattern.advised
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