The Prisoner of War in Germany the Care And Treatment of the Prisoner of War Wi

Daniel J Daniel Joseph Mccarthy

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The strictest attention should be given to the proper serving of meals; for instance that prisoners do not use their wash basins as eating plates.
APPENDICES 289 8. Meal times are regulated by the battalions. For pris- oners who return from work later, meals are reserved.
9. There are five canteens within the camp; viz. , 1 soldier's canteen for camp personnel, guards, emergency company, mechanics working within the camp, and 4 canteens for the prisoners.
Contracts with canteen owners are made ...by the command- ant.
10. The supervision of prisoner canteens Nos. 1 and 2 is vested in Battalion No. 1; that of prisoner canteens Nos. 3 and 4, and soldiers' canteen in Battalion No. 2. For this purpose each battalion has a canteen commission consisting of a captain, 1 substitute officer and 1 non-commissioned officer.
11. All goods for sale in canteens shall bear prices plainly visible.
12. Prisoners' canteens are closed at 7 o'clock P. M.
Section D Occupation op Prisoners and Service op Accompanying Guard 1.

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