Iron County Record | 1932-12-01 | Page 4 | Army Prefers Bacom to Salt Pork Slabs

Army Pre Prefers Bacon con conto to Salt Pork Porle Slabs Washington The The army has Just moved to 10 benefit both the soldiers soldier palate and the farmers farmer's pocketbook by hy decreeing for Its troops the kind of bacon that curls curl and crisps Instead Instead In In- stead of ot the familiar slabs of ot salt BIllt pork Regulations provide that the ra rathen ration ra- ra then tion for each Ilich soldier must Include six sli ounces minces of bacon hacon For years apart n a part of the Ihl dally fare has hils been dry salt p pork rk generally cooked with Its equally well WE'll known comrade alarms al nt arms brans banns Recent revision re of the regulations regula regula- inns permits sub substitution of sugar sugar- cured bacon hacon mind and the quartermaster ter corps 11 Is la laying ln In a n large sup sup- ply Troops stationed abroad will continue to get It salt pork park however howe as us It Is particularly adapted for shipment Into warm climates