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Evening star., 1941-12-09

Synthetic vitamin preparations
should be considered as medicines
rather than foods, per Sc, Surg.
Gen. Thomas Parran told the
American Pharmaceutical Manu-
facturers' Association meeting at
the Mayflower yesterday.
1t is true, he said, that some
vitamins may be given which in a
few days will overcome the effects
of months of deficiency.
He urged, however, that ordinary
foods be utilized to give the normal
requirements unless the exigencies
of war make good diet for all
the people impossible.
The American farm Is being
geared to higher production than
ever next year, the meeting was
told by DR.. M. L. Wilson, assistant
director of Defense Health and
Welfare Services of the Federal
Security Agency.
To Build up Stocks.
1t has been determined, he said.
to give the American people an
adequate diet throughout the war
and for this purpose large stock
piles of all vital foods which can
be stored will be created.
Diet, he said, has been made an
integral function of every State
council of national defense.
Vitamin pill makers may be kid
ding the public" it was maintained
by Dr.. William H. Sebrell, jr nu-
triton expert of the United States
Public Health Service.
In a recent survey of drugstore
shelves, he said. he found more
than 25 kinds of multiple vitamin
preparations supposed to provide
all these health-giving elements
needed by the average adult.
In accordance with the law, the
precise formula was recorded on
each bottle. Each preparation con-
tanned vitamin A-from 10000 to
10000 international units. This
looks like an enormous amount, DR..
Sebren pointed out, to the purchaser,
who may not realize that an inter-
national unit is only six ten
thousands of a milligram and that
there are close to 10000 milligrams
in an ounce.
Even at that. this is probably
Evening star., 1941-12-09
Speed Asked in Plans
To Guard Capitals
Industry, Business
Bourd of Trade Unit
Holds Emergency Meeting
To Consider Problem

The special committee of the
Washington Board of Trade for the
protection of industrial and COM
mercial concerns in the city today
is on notice to make all speed in
preparation for any possible con-
tingency.
This was brought out at the emer-
gency meeting yesterday by John
Hasley, member of the group, which
met with Commissioner John Russell
Young as representative of the va
rious civilian defense agencies.
Because of this situation we feel
it is necessary to take quick action,
Mr.. Hasley declared in adding that
the essence of this whole thing is
speed, and we hope it won't be nee
essary" in discussing possible war
damage in the National Capital
He told the trade group of the
District Building meeting yesterday
and asked for speed in getting the
various branches into full operating
condition. Groups represented were
office buildings, apartments, hos
pitals, public utilities, manufac-
turers, hotels. stores and other COM
mercial establishments here.
Plan Being Developed.
The board committee, in general,
is developing plan to organize each
place which has 100 or more tenants
or employees so that maximum pro-
lection may be afforded workers and
customers, it was reported.
In this category, it was suggested
that each have at least one repre-
sentative of the civilian defense
groups represented for each floor
these to be named and certified by
responsible representatives All de-
Slgnated WardenS, rescue men, fire
fighters and others will be given
proper credentials for assisting
municipal workers in combating war
disaster, including sabotage, it was
reported.
Mr.. Hasley said he expected a re-
port sometime today on the advisa-
billty. OF total or modified blackout
for the city. This point raised the
question of liability and Mr.. Hasley
replied that this angle was being
studied.
List Asked.
The representative were asked
to have a list of qualified workers
for submission by Saturday. Mean
while. the Junior Board of Com
merce will appoint II inspectors to
assist in the Board of Trade work
for the protection of commercial
and business interests of the city.
The area committees of the civil
Ian defense organization were asked
to join with the board in co-opera-
tive action in the provision Of fire,
police, health, maintenance and
rescue services.
The question of responsibility for
buildings which were partly occupied
by Government agencies was raised
but it was pointed out this problem
was being handled by the District
Building group. Mr.. Hasley said he
was expected to report Monday to
Commissioner Young on the board S
organization.
Evening star., 1941-12-09

electric under the supervision Julia Ken Manager ofome
Economics Mansfield Ohio where home appliances
ced recipes she developed especially cookies
just address, they the usual high
standards of Westinghouse design The other things few of
those included National Defense ORDERS
being made the 6 different manufacturing plants
Evening star., 1941-12-09
Hoover Pledges Support
Of Roosevelt in War
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Former Pres
ident Herbert Hoover issued the
following statement last night re-
garding the war situation:
American soil has been treach-
erously attacked by Japan. Our
decision is clear. 1t is forced upon
us. We must fight with everything
we have. have opposed the foreign
policies of our Government. I have
believed alternative policies would
have been better. But whatever
our differences of view may be as
to the cause which led to this sit
uation, thoses are matters to be
threshed out by history.
To-day there is just one job be-
fore the American people. We must
defeat this invasion by Japan and
we must fight 1t in any place that
will defeat it. Upon this job we
must have and will have unity in
America. We must have and will
have support for the President OF
the United States in this war to
defend America. We will have VIC
tory"
Evening star., 1941-12-09
Viton,ins Through Food, Not
Pills, Urged by Dr.. Porrun
Pharmaceutical Session Is Told Makers
May Be kidding Public

from 10 to IS times as much as one
needs per day to get the benefits
of vitamin A-preventative of a
certain type Of blindness and pre-
sumably of general infections. From
10000 to 10000 units is about as
much as would be prescribed in a
case of extreme deficiency.
The idea is, DR.. Sebrell believes,
that vitamin A is abundant and
cheap at present and 10000 units
of anything looks like lot to the
uninitiated. 1t probably does no
harm. However, he insisted. the
vitamin, now made synthetically,
will not be so abundant in war
time.
Almost the opposite was true, he
found, for thiamin chloride, or vita
min B-1. The capsules ranged in
content from about three inter-
national units-too little to be of
any value-to three milligrams. The
latter is in excess of the required
amount per day. 1t happense that
thiamin is rather expensive.
Normal Supply recommended.
Ribofiavin and NICOTINE acid. the
other essential B vitamins, were
not far from the normal REQUIRE
ments in these capsules but far
Evening star., 1941-12-09
Methodist Council
Of Bishops Assemblies
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SEA ISLAND. Ga, Dec. 9.-The
Council of Bishops, largest gath
ering Of Methodist leaders having
a general administration over a
church membership of 100000, as
sembled here today.
The bishops represented every
section of the Nation. They came
to the area where, 200 years ago
their founder John Wesley worked
planning to visit the wesley Oak
on ST. SinonS Island where he is
recorded as having preached to
the Indians and Colonial settlers.
Bishop A. Frank Smith of Hous-
ton, Tex, is president of the coun-
Gil. Bishop G. Bromley Oman OF
Boston is secretary.
Evening star., 1941-12-09
Argentina Will Act
For Britain in japan

BY the Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 9.-Argen-
tina today accepted British request
that the Argentine Embassy in Toxic
take care of British interests in
Japan.
At the same time the Argentine
government asked the United States
to allow its new Ambassador to
Toxic, Alberto Candioti, who now is
IN San Francisco, to accompany
japanese diplomats in the United
States when they are repatriated.
Evening star., 1941-12-09

below the requirements for curing
deficiencies.
With the hard days ahead, DR..
Sebren said, vitamin preparations
should be prescribed only by ply
sicians and the daily requirements
of such substances obtained from
the normal diet.
The annual award of the associa-
ton was presented to DR.. Tom D.
Spies Of the University of Cincinnati
for vitamin research.
Evening star., 1941-12-09
Senator Glass Daughter
Left Estate of $6,81O
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. "a tax ap-
praisal filed yesterday disclosed that
the late Mrs. Augusta Glass Digges
daughter of Senator Glass, Demo-
crat, of Virginia, left gross estate
Of s49, ,253 and a net of $6,810 on her
death last June 80.
Real estate which she jointly
owned with her husband, Isaac w
Digges, of Bedford, N. Y, totaled
$37, 900, against which were mort
cages of s30,856 The will designated
Agnes Starkey Wade of Roanoke
Va, as residuary legatee.
Evening star., 1941-12-09
Save MONEY ON
BEAUTY AIDS
Read How One Single
Cream Can Help
Improve your Skin
3 important WoYs!

ARE yoa spending good money on
Alotions for this and creams for that
without results? Then take tip from
thousands of women who use Nox-
xema, the INDICATED SKIN CREAM
that costs so little yet does so much,
Baltimore nurses first discovered
how grand Noxzema is for hands red
and rough from hospital work. They
sried it for complexions, too-and to.
daycountless womenalloverthe world
use this dainty, g,sasslss cream as an
aid to a clear, smooth complexion.
Over 100000 jars are used yearly!
Mrs. N. r. Baffin, of Ohio, says:
"After using Noxzema 80 days was
surprised at the change in my COM
plexion and one by one got rid of
those other jars." Miss Ethel Lucas Of
Mimi, Urites: To-day my one jar OF
Noxzemi replaces numerous jars and
bottles and my skin looks so much
clearer, feels sornuohsofter, smoother. ;.
Noxzema does so much because it's
Evening star., 1941-12-09

Gasoline now costs 81 a gallon,
Chinese money, in Shanghai.
Evening star., 1941-12-09
ADVERTISEMENT. A
YouMayAIwaysBe
Constituted If

you don't correct faulty living habits.
In the meantime to help insure gentle
yet thorough bowel movements-take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets.
Olive Tablets are simply ,Dondertul
not only to relieve constipation but also
to stir up liver bile secretion and tone up
intestinal muscular action. l5e, 800, 60A
Evening star., 1941-12-09
japanese Fishing Boats
Rounded Up by Canada
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia,
Dec. 9.-Royal Canadian Mounted
Police rounded up the entire Jap
anese-operated fishing feet on the
British Columbia Coast yesterday
and closed all Japanese-language
newspapers and schools.
Evening star., 1941-12-09
Thanks for the cookies!"

Ibis thank you letter received from Westinghouse
boy with the u S. Army Like all Westinghouse
in the service, he has been hearing from regularly and
not long ago Home Economics department him
and the others-a box of cookies The letter pretty char
acterc of the hundreds gotten from these fellows
Evening star., 1941-12-09

The Midway Islands In the Pa
cific are inclosed by a circular reef
five miles in diameter.
Evening star., 1941-12-09
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Evening star., 1941-12-09

not;ust q cosmetic cream. It'sMEDIcArBD.
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Evening star., 1941-12-09
Congress in Brief
TODAY,

Senate:
Routine business.
Banking Committee begins hear.
ings on price-control bill.
Appropriations Committee holds
closed hearings on supplemental de-
fense bill.
House:
Miscellaneous bills.
Naval Affairs Committee considers
freezing Navy enlistments.
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9ieiniglrngswphe.
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Cine %rollt luiirbe iid) ircueu zines
bon bieicu tlettriidcu @crdtcn 8l crs
haltcn, oui Die hieic Srnut hcrobiicbt
Ser 9iDitcr lit Elm NfpeeQ, bns S,pci
Sdnitten |rot aui cinnlnl rGitct, lid,
iclbitubitcllt uuh na5 Srpt morm b1tt. Gr
pertol't lid, fir $1,000.
Slls rdt,I,c5 ejeld,cnt ciNnet it'd ciu
uutomntiiclcr 6lnstofiecutudcr. gScnu
Ser anifec juriidfcGrt in sic llntcrc Shus
lc bait ser Glen Den Aniiec Iiir langc
3et hcib Gr foitct nur S1295.
Cine %raut lrilrNc hCm @chcr buntbNr
ieiu, cincu clctiriid,cn WiitlItr III crhnIz
ten. Eicicr I'M Wio bat Gin flcinc3 Gin
Gcbautc5 Sid't ba5 crnrpqlidlt hinciuSuz
ldldncn lpic lid, allc5 miiclt Gr rcrfouTt
lith iilr S19.95.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24

runbclu. 10 Id)ncll luic cS ,nO9lltb TT:
WuniIpn, Start, Sutton. Soarparo Seni'
ion. Scnpil. Sormuunt Youleparo Nbs
tcilunN; Wrpoblpon, Eearl uno State
Niunr ,,ucioc bon SSclt 20. StrdBe;
i,nDocn Hlhtcl!lna bon Guclio Nue. Hiuie;
Sn 10. StraSc einic; OF n. Stra6c
Siuilinn ob ppu Slt 80. Stru6c Iinic;
9iodD Silver Sriue; Mbtcih,ug bon Yus
rain 9lpc. %iuic; Gcbar Moao Mbteilnng
rou G!rpclnno oei9btS Iinie; Nottings
bam 9ipab Nbteiluug BON ct. Clair
yiuic; St 212. Strobe Mbtei(nn9 bon
Guclio %pc. vric; SSocolano Npe. Clinic
oit bon @udcn 9icoo; 9. &. 0ariicIe
Ncrt Nbtcilung rcn Git 1O5. Strobe
0iuic.
celcsror!nNcn fir Grlctu,g nit VuIs
len Scr StroBenhatnlinienlpaGen oil
Sutton. Stpull uur sSpoelonb 2inic sit:
lid, bon NudeD Moab Wcroen bem Stdbt:
rot ron, SronSpprtntinns> Mon,itee pors
ccIcNt lrcrben uuh in Der &crid,nmlung
lpiro !&ocrr Soanrnbnn uiiuolid, ba5 $40
hcr!ll1lcrunNSprparomur crfldren ilno bic
Stn1t criud'cil. nliiSlnrbritcu, I'M bicIc5
TroGrcnnl iufrri l,lnbbdnNig pon Den
Observation-Disclosures hurd,jufiibrcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24
Neiniamnaswcste
besinnt ,11sntae ,.nS
ca,lcrt bis Santsfoo
.ead'hc sSud)c beainnt nit Montaa
bic HcinianHa s,upd)e fir Glcprlano.

C.S lit Sic 90. Eciniglngslpcfc I'M
GupnhoNu Goulltp. IS miro uli sic
pcr'hicocnCn Heinilllngsurbciten
hlngclpielcn. INN inns mir CONNER
uor5llbcreitelr. onher lit Die @ofc
luic folgt cingeitellt lpprocu: ltons
tog, bCn %. Ipril lit Hcinigungs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24
Sic ertalten balS Redtsc itscinla~mmecn Nier inS
iicbcn 6cjttcnee pcroeitlaacn
7'|.A9 it

Ais mciSen uicrcdi9en @ricIunhclldae
nit Ncli9fctcu BON tunlmcnhcn
i,cd);citcn mcrbcu haIo III Sbrcm Tuite
s,itcu su iinoeu icin. Sa3 beoeutct ciHc
Eulrt nach Der Stobt um Gin pulicuNc3
sc chcnf 81 tnllieu. S,cr iinh einiac %prz
ldliQc iiir ocicbcrtt, hic sic Srnllt pon
1911 pielcitNt Ncrnc habcu n,ndlte.