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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-31
National srosdesstInu Company

National Brosdeastlns Company
RED NETWoRK-WLW 700, WWJ
$50. WHAM 1850, WMAQ $40.
BLUE NETWORK-WXYZ 1870.
Columbia 5roadeastlns Company
WJR $50. WBBM $50. WCKY 1880,
WFBM 1860, VICAR 1880, WBNS
1860. WOOD 1910.
Mutual Broadeastlns Company
BLUE NETWORK - WLW 700.
RED NETWORK WLW 700. CKLW
500, WJBK 1890. WGN 100.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-31
Jay L. Drummond, 0. D.

NPtSHIsClfSot
rs N. Washington 81.
lover Hardware Store)
Ypsilanti, Michigan
Phone $50
HourH
Monday, Tuesday
Thursday, Friday
10 q. m. to 5 p. m.
MONDAY and THURSDAY
EVENINGS. .. m.
by appointment
Res. office a464t Elm st., Wayne,
Phone $50
ofrtSs Comfortably Cool
Eye Examinations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

Those who favor the Eve
idea say that even an UNI
skilled person can save lives
with it, whereas the Schafer
method calls for special
training.
Instead of inducing the
lungs 10 work by manual
pressure, DR.. Ewes system
uses the contents of the
abdomen as a piston TO push
and pull on the lungs.
The British physician
bases his method on the
fact that the diaphragm,
which controls inhalation
and expiration, quickly loses
its ability TO function in
drowning persons. The back
and forth motion revivcs
the lungs, he says, even
though the diaphragm isn't
on the job.
To resuscitate a drown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

aside, the last dressing completed, addressed his
critical audience.
In the eyes of one or TWO he saw hope and flth
to buurcss his own, but ON the faces of others
some of them the leaders of the profession-he
read only doubt and disbelief.
He could almost hear the Snccrs OF the attend
ing nurses whispering in the background while
they viewed the pale and lovely woman ON the
table Lister knew thlt they regarded ms tanauCll
inSistence ON cIcInlncSS. the repeated dressings,
his evil antsePticS as the yagarics OF a mailman
that they were awaiting the dead cart 10
carry the woman away. just as it had carried away
countless others, when blood poisoning followed
compound fracture
But Lister knew, also. thlt his radical methods,
his antiscptcs aimed to keep germs out OF wounds,
before, during and after every operation must,
with God will, triumph.
And triumph thcy dad 49,. the woman lived!
SO, patient by Pltcnt case by case, day by day,
Lister piled up evidence IN support OF ms anti
septic theory which was To rid the world OF untold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

ing person. DR.. Eve straps
the feet and hands TO his
apparatus. Then the patient
is tipped head down 40 de
grees until no more water
drains from his stomach OF
lungs. After that a tilt o.
30 degrees each way, ten
times a minute, serves %
stimulate breathing The JOB
is easy on the rockers.
Or. Ewes invention dates
back TO 1882 when he was
called 10 treat a two-ycay-
old girl diphtheria victim
who was choking 10 death
Mucus i'm her windpipe was
causing the death rattle. The
physician covered a rocking
chair with blankets, tied
the tiny sufferer 10 il, AMI
tilted her back and forth
until her lungs had driven
the stuff out of her throat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

* Cradle of the Deep"
~ to give a modern
twist to the old song
might be the title of a new
method of reviving drown.
ing persons.
The Eve technique -
named for its inventor. Or.
Frank c. Eve of Hull, Eng
land-straps the victim to a
Seesaw, like that used 70
amuse children, and gently
joys him up and down.
The rocker system has
saved many lives in Britain
where il has been adopted
by the Navy. 1t is con-
sidered an improvement on
older methods of resuscita-
ton, including the Schafer,
or prone pressure, tech
nique generally used in this
country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

In many steaming tropical coun-
tries i0i year proved Palmer SKIN
SUCCESS Ointment Is favorite be-
cause SKIN SUCCESS works SO fast
to kill the fungi on contact. relieve
the itching agony and help heal. For
complete SKIN SUCCESS treatment
battle feet with the toamy medication
OF SKIN SUCCESS Soap 26c. then
apply Palmer's SKIN SUCCESS ONT
ment DC Csc size contains times as
muehD at drug and toiletry counters
or from f. T. Browne Drug Co.
l27 Water St. Nv York. ~. 70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

suffering, and reduce the hIdeous fatalities rhIt
ume and time again followed even the simplest
surgical operations.
Quick Germ Killing Acfiom-Safeiy
IL was for the great Lister thar LIStcrinc Anti.
septic was named, meeting the requirements OF
fine antiseptIc 49,. solution with rapid germ
killing power, non PolSonous IN character In1
absolutely safe 70
Today, in literally millions of homes, Lisrcrine
AntlScptlc is the trustworthy hrStlid in countless
little emergencies until the doctor comes"
Make 1t 4 must for your medicine cabinet
LAMBERT PHARMACAL COMPANY, 81. LoaH, v
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09
'SCOff,if you will,
Gentlemen,
but this woman
will IiVe!'

CLOwLY, and with the fierce
- conviction and undylng faith
that had marked him from the
beginning. Lister. his SCalpcl laid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

from the
II Cradle Of the Deep"
LIZ to give a modern
Evening star., 1944-05-18

Remnant Day Merchandise is not
returnobIe or exchoneeobIe, not
sent c. O. D, or on approval; phone
or mail orders not accepted. Some
items ore soiIed, morred or DAM
oeed. Remnant Day merchandise
may be identified by green tickets
and green signs.
Evening star., 1944-05-18
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
"ALL.BRAN WORKED
WONDERS FOR mel"
Says Constipation Sufferer

There's real hope for common
constipation sufferers in this un-
solicited letter!
Thanks for what KELLOGG'S ALL
BRAN has done for me. I'm rs years old.
Had been taking pills and salts almost
every night. weeks ago, l started eating
KELLOGG'S ALI-BRAN every morning.
Soon l had regular movements without
any trouble. l can't praise ALL-BRAN
enough. 1t sure works wonders for me-"
Mr.. E. c. Zook, Box ia, Fairbury. Ill.
How can such amazing results
for thousands be explained? Scien-
lists say it's because KELLOGG'S
ALL-BRAN is one of Natures
most effective sources of certain
"cellulosic" elements, lack of
which in the diet is a common
cause of constipation. They help
the friendly colonic fora fluff up
and prepare the colonic wastes
for easy, natural elimination.
KELLOGG'S ALLBRAN is not
a purgative. Doesn't "sweep you
out! It's simply a gentle-acting,
Regulating" food.
If you have constipation of
this type, eat KELLOGG'S ALL
BRAN regularly with milk and
fruit, or mixed with other cereals.
Drink plenty of water. See if you,
too, don't get real help! Insist on
genuine ALL-BRAN, made only
by Kellogg's in Battle Greek.
Evening star., 1944-05-18
Citizens Forum Protests
Move Aimed al Hankin

The Citizens Forum of Columbia
Heights last night voted to protest
the move initiated by the Burleith
Citizens Association which called
for other citizens groups to oppose
the denomination of Gregory Han
kin as public utilities commissioner.
John A. Savage, chairman of the
groups Public Utilities Committee,
who made the report, said that Mr.
Hankin has cQntended vigorously
and consistently for. the peoples
cause and we believe that this is
the reason for the unleashing of the
avalanche of abuse upon him"
The forum, which met in the
Powell Junior High School, went on
record as favoring Commissioner Guy
Mason's proposal of leashing all
dogs in the District.
Evening star., 1944-05-18

one day, ,Uait three full days and
receiue their license on the fifth !
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Robert Dickinson. 10. ss14 First St,
1906 Van Buren St Arlington.
Arhpr tbsoE Ebrsh 70 Rgn bog MysT gt and Betty
FredericR Fischer H' S So seaan and Rose Rose French
:, so, both OF, Baltimore.
Heaston French: -, and Mabel Stone,
III 0oih fan nj o. orsans ae9sI staer s and
Anne Maher %, Flushing, N. Y.
chvef Hons5 phys nrooks she m MSS prna snd
Ralph Miles, 81, Army War colleee and
James Meane a. sth st s.! nw AND
Cardelia Booker, 90. 1GO6 Girard st.
Edward Warren, "a, ea1o Georgia ave.
NV, and Dorothy Dawkins, 19. III
Robert Crockett. 3s 1903 Harvard st.
Rev Herbert Carrington. As. o2O p st.
~ and Mamie Phillips 2S' 1884
Cameron Handley. Al, 1924 st. NV,
ad MSTsd ssaeT Tsaag All 7qS Edna h 81
Hunter 0YSh Puiford 81 1ste s., 1850 Porter st. NV
ana margaret Higgins, ~, 274o &9th
Earl baiy. Daily 80, 4a1s s7th st. NV, and
Helen Hepp, 80, ,5ooa lst st; NV.
Leona Lois 20. Sacramento. Calf anu
Arthur Mainvile, 25, Fort Benning. and
Helen Dieckelman, %, 1881 Euclid
It. Ronald Smith, jr, Fort Belvoir, and
Raymond Rees, jr. 932 Burns st. Sc, and
Rosemary Crane, 1s, 1914 5Oth ave. Sc
Adam Froiamqpte, 20. 426 X st. me-, and
Alice Price, 10, 5l3 9th st. ne. 4
-, Elliott. 30, Fayetteville, N. c.
WlIIiam Garter, ~. 2139 ST. NV, and
James mtiaa cseswei sest; H. 23l4 Tracey pl NV
HENRIETTA Butler. 90, ao4 st. nv. NV. anu
Arthur Wade 20, 6l9 1st st. NV, and
= Beatrice Lewis, 80. 21s G st. NV.
John Newman, 2, 3s0S 18th st. NV, and
~ Marllyn Arnst "a. 1929 1st st. NV.
charies s1 ,,l. Munce, so, 2142 o st. NV. and
Frederick Bond, 30. 'FSi Fort Nsan; BelVoir. and
Laura Austin. "a, 1915 Franklin st. nie ni,u
Joseph Ennis, fs, 2i04 Pennsyivmanis ave ne'
Pleasantnd Pjg, snd Anna Chadwick. SO, Point
frlSz Nletta MeTssns Essasn, s3; 1901 st. Sc and
Wilson -Brydon, IS. Randolph V Field. sTT Fey
AND Janet Ennis, p. 1920 5th STU st. NV VIZ
Charles Reiter. jr 3S 373i veazey st
pp;wi; pssSodn and Dorothy Mallory. 20, 1855
amaei maeaaNet Millf5 ps,,2 "a catonsyile Md, and
john keesan DelS g. Il ioda Eaifin0re Ns1
aye NV, and Margaret Helfrick, "a
oO9 II st. NV oN' o',
Evening star., 1944-05-18
Issued at Alexandria.


SIMON Minor, 81, and Marion Newman. A.
ootn Of Washington "o'
HoWard Y. Bork, 80, and Violet r. Ben
rra neSl; 20, both of Clarksburg, w. va.
1ianknn warren, %, Omaha, and Dorothy
=. Miller. %, Washington.
ineoCore Przcpioski, %, Fort Belvoir. and
Teresa Engle. %, Alexandra. anu
T. e Bouknight. jr. 25, and Lillian
C. Grimes, %, both of Alexandria.
Stepnen 8. Ridgely, %. and Mary Hawes
@I, both Of Alexandria o''
inomaS woods, 23, and Beatrice Smith
,.,;I., Doth Of Alexandria.
T" "imore A. Carter. 21, and Larrajne
u Wiliiams, 2l,, both Of Washington.
raIIlck J. Gilligan, 30, and Evelyn r.
Soodwin. 21, both of Alexandria.
Jessie Lee Espy, 80, Fort Belvoir, and Jean
PATTERSON, 26, Alexandra.
hermes Michael Montagna "a F0rt ReI
voir' and Frances r. Mayfeld, IS, Lo-
Joseph Farano, 80, and Elizabeth colan-
gelo. 30, both of Baltimore.
Faymone PiLer, 21, Latrobe, Pa. and
GatheTine Banner, II, Hasletter. Pa
ROBERT E. .Ashcraft. 23, Washineton' and
Msrgaret Murphy, 21, Jersey CITY.
buooy l.. kile, %, of Garwood N j., and
Pe-I A. McHenry, 21. Benton, Pa
1onn " Ebright, 65, Harrisburg, Pa, and
bertna Snyder, 81, Haighspire, Pa
Lioya Hapron, jrs II, and Ardeli Padgett,
70, both of Alexandria
WlIlam James Allen. 35, and Jean r. Mac
Lean, ! 8, both of wye Mills Nd.
Lee Ellppen, Al. and Freda Strother, "A
ooth OF Washington.
Evening star., 1944-05-18
Issued at RaekvilJe

JaGk P. Womack. 25. San Francisco, and
Irene irene RlSdick. is, Wilson, N c.
LEWIS Sash r; ELS; 20, and Lola E. Allen, 3s,
Noyes c.. Rockefeller. ~, Swannanoa, N
C.; and Esther Mueller, 10, washington,
1oIn9n eNeiSon Smith, %, Fort Myer, Va,
ington. 40 ""'A
Felix GLEN: So, and Sarah Melvin, 81,
- both of WASHINGTON.
Ihomas v; Leach 20. and Lila Mae
Joseph, 25, both of Washington.
Evening star., 1944-05-18
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laWS, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three full days and
receiDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1944-05-18
Stockroom Rerainders-Ssie Cooper English Dinnerwae

opportunity to buy odd add seruice
Eight delightful decorations included all English earthenoare
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-04-13
Demands Another
Probe Of Political
Action Committee
FBI Clears CIO Group Oi
Charges Filed BY Labor
Huting Congressman

Washington OPP. - Alarmed poll
takers headed by Rep. Howard w.
Smith Cd. Na) demanded an imme-
diate new investigation of the CIO
Political Action committee April {,
after Attorney General Francis Biddle
reported to Smith that the FBl had
cleared it of violating the federal cor
rupt practices act.
Biddle'S letter hadn't got into print
before the labor-hating congressman
was busy writing Il reply detailing his
amaZement that no prosecution of the
CIO was forthcoming.
Smith charged fragrant Violations
of the federal laws when he filed his
complaint with the L. $. Department
of Justice Jan. 10. BiddleS reply said
TO date there has been discovered no
violation by the PAC of the criminal
provisions of the federal corrupt prac-
tees act as amended, or of the federal
statute limiting the amount which may
be contributed in connection with an
election"
The Virginia rcactionary Wrot g
Biddle that the FRI probe of the Hill
man committee "appparS 10 have been
confnod to ,sl,iu~ thp, ,cc,,spd if he
was yuIty and ncceptiu" with en-
thusiasm his reply that ne MAS not"
Biddle reported that PAC has re-
ceivrd $56S Cos to date, of which $4Oo-
OOo was in hmm SIMS of 500, 600 each
from three international unions and
thn CIO Eynenditures have amo,Iuted
tn ohout 5000 Riddle said
Tba l. : nrospcItor soid the com
| if come under the FERNS of the law and
| if "fut,re acts nv the committee are
nf , nature nrohbited by the act,
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-04-13
FACING THE FACTS
With PHILIP PEARL

draft in the nations ATOMS capital al these S days Lays
in the repeated mammoth air raids by American and
learn Sterilization Director Fred Vim
sn H c s" H % % require, % s sG at r cost srh nd " TO Limits H % o
companies & to profit % Of % only two per cent - - .o a, j.,
indications the
duc,on lasi'e in hurry to provide jobs for exw" workers and
We that Mr. vson make production
T % as ] ] % ~a n s an s BY to 'Hm"S % %ri ws down. will nu not I c
artificial and theoretical methods won't work planned and the long
THE LABOR BATTALION PLAN
@ Even Fen more @ dangerous me some hs weird ] Ideas now % being nHinr @ a"
their face acua War
est" s u pn 5 sDns nb%aS 70 tDo effect t those
pri
Is proposed that these physically ln1ed individuals be required
wny ] s n aS ny dsSs nsy % % of & Mi @ w am @ a | to are " @ % @ 3
sound as though it would work?
american citizens fight defense Of their but work
tr m cy"'e company operating for private D'"h Could that '" free
m Is eoneeae that the W workers k in plant would tolerate being invaded
work alongside such individuals? That face
predict
The confusion is
POLITICAL sTOOGEs
It's ref!esnns turn from these mtins manifestations of Official be
member an the & last labor % for Victory broadcast which explained the
the @ writer Sl whose az, wsns for his 2" ]
in ps
" @ ray ] n what % y"" are ordered & and S have n DO % and
as @ amy l Which thank yo"
fought long and hard against the evils the job
rt eu o" "u'
Political
wholesale specific political The
na " congress- si %"o ae jrss
i I; ] % % % the , rs2i ,s % , ] % M, TGsssass
Amce!n citizens
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-04-13
Worn Against Plot
To Stir Up Hatred
Coll On All Organizations
To Join In The Fight To
Wipe Out Hitlerism

New York (FP)-A warning against
high geared Nazi plans to divide the
American people by introducing the
germ Of religious and race hatred was
sounded by speakers at Il National
Federation for Constitutional Liberties
dinner.
attended by 800 people, the event
was highighted with the taking of IA
pledge for racial and national unity
by all those present.
Asserting that organized labor is
awake to the danger of intolerance,
Go General Counsel Lee Pfcssman
called on all groups and organizations
TO join in the fight to wipe out the
most vicious form Of HitleriSm, namely
racial discrimination"
PreSSman cited the absence of any
| disturbances in uniOniZed plants dur
| ing the June Detroit riots and the
battle to achieve full citizenship for
millions of Americans in the south
through the elimination Of the poll
| tax as evidence that labor is in the
vanguard of the campaign against race
| discrimination.
\ message from President Roosevelt
| called the dinner IAN outstanding con
| tributiOn tO the achievement Of that
unity, 50 essential to winning the war
and securing an enduring peace
NFCL Chairman George Marshall
presented Paul Robeson, singer and
actor, with an award for his out
standing contribution toward building
interracial unity"
Sponsors of the dinner included
Mayor +. II. LaGuardia Of New York
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman, former T.
s. ambassador to Norway: james W
Gerard, former L. :. ambassador t.
Germany: the Rev. Charles X. Gil
bert; DR.. Stephen :. Wise and Mrs
Edward g. Carter.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-04-13
Victory Recipe-Menu Contest
Conducted by Union Label Trades Department
American Federation Of Labor

thing about Sprouted beans is that they
require only 10 or 20 minutes for cook
ing as compared to an hour or 50 for
dried beans that have been soaked
over night. Directions for Sprouting
are usually printed on the package. If
not, they are available in leatiet No.
16G, SoybeanS for the Table, from the
L. S. Department of Agriculture,
Washington %, ID. {.
There are many ways of using soy
beans. Some cooks are 50 versatile that
they can literally use them in one
form or another in any part Of the
meal, from soup to nuts. 1t is well to
keep in mind that they step up the
nutriliVe value of any menu, and that
they are Il most satisfactory food for
replacing meats us well as for stretch
ing ration points.
Continued next week.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-04-13
Decorators Have
(Contfnued From Pdae One)

appointed Sister Myra Connor, to fill
the ImeXpired term.
Once again we call to your attention
the deadline is near for handing in
your resolutions for this wears con
vention. All resolutions must be in
headquarters by May | to insure publ
cation in the program.
We We're very sorry to hear of the
death of Darwin Lemley. former mem
Der of this local. and sen of Asa Lem
ley, Il long time member of our or
ganization. He was wounded in action
in Italy.
Delegates to the convention will he
elected at our next meeting. Everyone
should attend this meeting and help
choose those best qualified to represent
them at the convention.
Eleven new members were initiated,
and their names added to our roll.
Following the meeting the members
iourneyed to the basement to enjoy a
fish fry, with all the necessary trim
mingS. Brother Carl MeekS and Elmer
Smith, members of Local Union No.
Is We're the chefs, and saw that every
one had enough to eat. These brothers
are old timers at the range and really
know their stuff. Also outstanding in
their side line is the Miller brothers,
Paul and Hugo, expert singers of the
Well-knoWn beverage and past masters
at telling short stories.
Any doubts as TO the outcome of the
war was quickly settled after listening
to Hugo tell of the situation in Eng
land being taken care of by his SON
in-law, while Paul assures us his son
South Paciiic-OC 124.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-04-13
lin Crow Running
Mate Of Sen. Hill
Financial Powers OF State
Bring Race Issue Into
Campaign In Aldbdmd

birmingham, Ala. UPD THE Big
velt-hating ban ers, industrialistS,
merchants and power magnateS of
Alabama, is dragging the ugly issue of
race hatred into its campaign to de-
feat Senator Lister Hill for reelection.
The man chosen to run against Hill
in the Democratic primary May Is
james A. Simpson, Birmingham law
yer and IL member of the state senate
Runnng for his second full term III
the L. s. Senate, Hill has been mark
ed for defeat by his home states iinan-
cial powers because Of his outstand
ing record as Roosevelt supporter
The Simpson forces, which had beer
making fulltime use in the campaign
of routing cracks about federal
bureaucracy, tossed the racial issue
into the limelight after it became OH
viouS that the indifference to theii
candidate was deafening.
From Simpsons headquarters in al
expensive downtown office building
here Il special printing of 2oo0W
copies of The Greensboro Waterman, {;
poisonous local antiNegro, anti-JewiS
newspaper. was distributed to rura
mail boxes in all parts of the state.
The Big Mule clique is also circu
lating widely Il picture of Hill escort
ing President Edwin j. Barklay Oi
Liberia to the roStrllm of the senate
when the head of the Negro republic
visited this country.
Another favored picture of ths
Simpson supporters shows Mrs. ROoSc
welt receiving an orchid from Il Negro
woman in Miami, Fla.
Although Hill has lined UP the back
ing of an impressive number of city
and county officials, his seat is con
sidered endangered by the fact that
this is an oif-year and voting is cX
pectCd to be Eight.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-04-13
Dues Increase
(C0ntinued From Page One)

convention was held with the following
being chosen: Phil LHughlin, Leon:!
Walters. John liouk and John Erhart ;
alternatcS, Carey jackson, William
McPhail. Mae Scott and Peter Sanders.
We wish to extend our sympathy 10
Fred Morrow Qiner) and his family
whose son was killed in action in the
South Pacific
Brothers. Pfc Eugene J. Brown was
Robert Bauer Il prisoner of war.
Cpl. Billy Daniels, who was stricken
with spinal meningitis, is reported to
be rapidly improving in an English
hOSpital-O.C. ~
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-04-13
TIE FOOD VALUE OF SOYBEANS

One may get an idea of the protein
content of soybeans from the follow
ing \ medium pork chop contains 16
grams or Il little over half an ounce
of protein, while an average serving
of beef has II grams, half Il medium
size broiler II grams, and two eggs
contain Is grams. BY comparison, an
average helping of cooked dried beans
contains about II grams of protein.
This amount equals that yielded by a
helping of beef which is richest in pro
tein and corresponds to the amount of
protein contained in , eggs. Thus it is
easy to see now the little bit of soy
beans consumed by the Chinese coolie
literally saved his life These poor
peasants and laborerS of China eat
very little meat and not enough fish or
eggs. If it We're not for SoybeanS they
would be malnouriShed in protein and
the consequences of such hunger are
fatal to health.
Besides protein the Soybean also
contains more fat than other beans.
This fat constitutes 20 per cent of the
weight of the bean and is Il good
vegetable oil. Soy is also rich in cal
cium needed for strong bones and teeth
and iron which is II mineral essential
in the production Of the lite-SuStaining
substance of the blood cells. In addi-
tiOn the soybean is also rich in i'm
portant vitaminS, especially those OF
| B compeX. When the beans are Sprout-
ed in water they are converted into Il
rich source of Vitamin {.
1t is easy to turn dried soybeans into
| a fresh green vegetable right in Nouf
own kitchen, even in the middle Oi
winter, by sprouting them in Il glass
jar or colandcr. They are as palatable
aS they are nutritious, served raw III
Il salad or as Il base for Chow Mein
and they are easy To digest. In this
form they will supply Il respectable
amount of vitamin &. An interesting
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-04-13
VETERANS AGENCY SET UP

Watertown. \. y. - The Postwar
Planning Committee in Watertown has
helped establish a new rehabilitation
and Unemployment agency. Representa-
tives of AL social service and civic
organizations or governmental units
participating make up the governing
board. The agency contacts servicemen
to determine which ones will need help
in getting employment when they are
discharged. This advance information
will be used in locating openings in the
community.