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Show Food Needs of Starving Kiirojx: Present Problems for America (ft tip a 'f '1 by Wf Mtrr n New f r Union fcp NKW YORK CITY, N. Y. Should America send food to the starving, nations of Kuiope which have been successfully invaded? Considerable eontroversv surrounds the ansua r to this viquestion for it may be a of outcome the tal factor in war-strick- tin1 en current war. Kngland ft at s ft oiling these nations would indirectly aid (ie: many anti tend to ru utral-i- t the lit c tie t ness of their blockade, but others dis-ngie- e. lei bt r t Hoover successfully supervised distribution of food in Belgium during the World war and believes it 1 can be done again. The National Committee on Food for the Five Small l)t mocraeies has been formed to carry out his plan. The following article presents the committees reasons why the five small democracies should be aided. Food Is a weapon but famine Is a boomerang I'ach Is powerful and effective and, like all deadly arms, should be handled with knowledge and experience nnd not emotion The first reaction of the Ilrili-.government of October, 1914, to the proposal to feed Belgium was, in words of the Lord Hubei t C- ecil, Gieat chief of Britain's Day M my pt rsoiis In I. eve ir Cr nting runii art ury null tor the jnendl llml you know Ufll; llut ue urot tome iiiriu terms tor ihi-i- t ery fainout per ion. Thu Other Side ) Household Neius Valentine's that It wool! be impossible to gutisfac-- t ruy supervise d.stributmn of food sent to conquered nations of nn pe Among those who bold Uns view Is Wallace R. Deuel, who has spt nt six jears in Germany as for ign correspondent for the Cluedgi Daily News Iiei ently a nadir wrote him ..ml asked. "If we r ould ship food through the him kude to the starving Belgians (for example) what pt rcentuge of it irvght we expect the Nazis to take'" To this tpn st.on be refilled. "You might xpeit the Nazis to take eithi r most or all of what you sent If they refrained from taking the same food you sent they would take a corresponding amount tif other stocks. The stai ving Belgians would, in either event, be little or not at all bet ter oil than they were bifore." A lO HIE PRESIDENT - We they were Inst on time) rebe- MORNING GUARANTEED TO GET THE FAMILY UP IN THE hind you! (See Recipe Below.) Rut now we must guard our every border rate eggs. Combine milk, eggs, and BREAKFASTS TO GET THE So please hurry that stuff youve cooled melted shortening. Add dry FAMILY UP got on order" Ingredients to milk and egg and stir For dont think you can stop our foes in "The nice thing about breakfasts," lightly until just dampened. FoldunWith that little "piece of garden whites Beat egg apple. that grated you said one newlywed, "n hose! glossy and fold in, using dont have to plan them, you Just til stiff and Bake wafd on a is spatula. serve them. Although it possible and with serve butter and fle iron whatever with a breakfast to get TO WINSTON CHlRCHII.L there is at hand in the line of toast, brown sugar. Corn Bread. coffee, and fruit juices, a little plan(1 square) ning does yield big dividends. For It is planning that makes poslt4 cups yellow corn meal (unsible the breakfast specialties that cooked) get the laggards out of bed in the Vi cup flour morning and down to eat before 4 teaspoons baking powder they go. And thats important, be- 1 teaspoon salt cause they miss the Vitamin C in 1 cup milk the orange or tomato juice when 2 eggs (beaten) they skip breakfast, the Vitamin B 2 tablespoons fat (melted) in the whole grain cereal, the iron Sift corn meal with flour, baking in the egg yolk, which aren't always and salt Combine milk, powder made up later In the day. eggs, and shortening and add to dry A sketchy, hurried breakfast, or ingredients. Bake in a none at all, accounts, too, for some square baking pan. In a modof that fatigue. Its a erately hot oven (400 degrees Fahrlong time to go without food, from enheit) for 40 to 50 minutes. of one night until noon six Bran Griddle Cakes. of the next day. (Makes 15 cakes) Here, then, are some breakfast milk lVi cups new menus, and some recipes for 1 egg As long as you keep that "bulldog breakfast special- - the German government that they will abstain from seizing either native or imported supplies Small Help to Germany. But food alone would scarcely provide the motive for seiing the imis ported supplies Native produce Gerher for the taking, anyway many is consuming today 1,400,000 tons of food a month; live invaded tel i ltnries would need about 200 000 tons a month, foodstoi ks would be maintained in these countries (as a are "Your Friends," and we mind you "Youre the Itous" and were imporgoal unices are of secondary Interest tance und German national the primary factor What are these so called "guarantees? Naturally, the operations could only begin afterwith negotiation of an undertaking pre-heate- (all-purpos- two-wee- well-greas- g three-day- s (well-beate- e. Pan-frie- d quick-cookin- g ten-de- r, lemon-colore- X d. 1 apri-Fol- d f j (hard-cocke- $een i 1 . Attend O I T. Le m certificated c . .. , Washington, D. C. IN GERMANY OBSERVER S. U. Avra M. Warren, chief of the state uncorked departments visa section, condia sensational earful about and conquered its tions in Germany a countries when he testified at aphouse closed-doo- r session of the propriations committee. Warren had returned from a prolonged inspection tour of Germany, the France, Poland, Holland; and information he disclosed about their internal situation wss so confidential that a committee stenographer was Instructed to leave much of it unrecorded. were: Highlights of his testimony had enough (1) That Germany crucial supplies (food, gasoline and war materials) to continue the war for some time, but was beset with serious internal problems in the nations she has occupied. (2) That France, Holland, Belgium, Poland and Denmark were not "cooperating" with Germany in fact, civilians in these nations were at the point of rebellion against the wholesale confiscation of foodstuffs and other necessities for the German army. (3) That German prisoners of war, on the whole, were treated decently. The internal situation in the occupied areas, Warren reported, was becoming graver by the minute. Civilians were bitterly resentful of German troops quartered among them, and kept in subjection only by the sternest military discipline. Germany has plenty of gasoline supplies, though of poor grade, he said, but the shortage of lubricating oil is so intense that its use for civilian purposes, such as in operation of elevators, is prohibited. basis 'llius, if foreign office, ut any protection moment one Germany ef"duectly coun- fected an all embracing seizure ter to every dicCape to the k rench tate of military from the North border, she would receive thereby prudence." 72 hours of supplies for her llut the Brit- exactly And if she ItO millions of people ish government of food would be cut off flow the did, later came to to the next. from one realize, in the There we seeshipment amazing and exposed, words of Mr. Asthe maximum menso obvious, yet quith, "that this supply ace to Britain a food of food for Germany! reaches the BelSome believe that it is Germanys gians nnd the to feed these people, but French, and obligation Herbert Hoover is inconsistent with the prealso this 2 tablespoons melted fat reaches them chin," ties, that are vailing opinion of the German Its cups flour win. he Old cant knows Adolf Just alone"; while Lloyd George, speakbeto one get guaranteed The more ruthless Vi teaspoon salt allied . . for the . of woik "the ing the family out of lieves them to be the more obvious I'or Just as long as youre the Boss 2M and associated powers," said, "it teaspoons baking powder to cross! he dare wont The channel bed In the mornIt is that they are not going to raise 1 tablespoon sugar warto finish has been of inestimable value." And when hes let them Just ready ing. a finger to help their victims. V cup bran cereal They demonstrated their belief in ring, We have heard of requisitions and get one whiff of a to its necessity by giving priority still be will lion Combine John Bulls of milk, beaten egg and roaring! the shiny platter leaks of food supplies during rein f shipments even over ship- World cooled melted fat in mixing bowl brown and audited the sausages but pub ments of troops, munitions and food lushed war, with Sift flour once before measuring. accounts of the commission garnished for the Allies. orange slices, like that in the picture Then add salt, baking powder, and that did that Job reveal that throughThis Is a striking lesson from the out sugar and sift again. Combine dry of their above, and no coaxing will be needoperafour the annals of the World war und should tions there wasyears ingredients with bran cereal. Add to not one single requi ed to get them down to breakfast. cause us to explore deeply the facts milk, was one not that stirring until just mixed. Bake nt least, QUICK BREAKFAST sition; of the present proposal before conon a hot griddle and serve with butin or not equivadirectly replaced Chilled orange juice demning to possible death 37 milter and strained honey or maple lent supplies. It is not improbable Hot cornflakes over banana wedges lions of people, ns well as occasionsuch leaks syrup. small there that weie Oven eggs in cornbread cases ing the inevitable concomitant disbeen cited in personal letns have Apricot Omelet. bacon eases that will stop nt no ideological, ters to the but when it is press; (Serves 4) milk Coffee, political or geogiaplucal frontier considered that over 11,000,000.000 Vi pound dried apricots BREAKFAST not even the AUantic ocean. LEISURELY of goods were taken into the 1 cup water In the World war experience, the pounds it is petty to Grapefruit halves territories, occupied Vi in condition of starvation Germany Bran flake cereal with brown sugar 2 cup sugar raise these infinitesimal proportions tablespoons at the close of the war, as contapioca and cream of the total amount handled as an 4 teaspoon salt trasted with the maintenance of the omelet Apricot objection that may condemn these 2 tablespoons butter Belgian population in good health 37 millions of people to death. Buttered toast eggs and without the loss of a life by Coffee, milk Revolt Held Unlikely. starvation throughout four years, is Prepare apricots ahead of time. Raisin Sally Lunns. Is It possible that if we do not Cover eloquent proof of the fact that the feed these people they may revolt them with water and let soak 2 dozen Lunns) (Makes blockade of Germany had been ef 30 minutes. Then Formertheir 1 conquerors? cup milk fectne and In no way affected by against simmer until ly, when there was less disparity be1 cake compressed yeast (t4 ounce) the feeding of occupied territories about 25 tween the weapons of an army and 3 tablespoons sugar minutes. Add sugOutline Proposal. those of a mob this would have been salt H teaspoon ar and cook for 3 What Is the proposal? How was possible; today, It Is absurd to ex 4 cup melted shortening minutes more. To this elTected last time? How could pect that a mob armed with scythes With you stood on high, 2 eggs stubby jaw make the omelet, It be repeated? and and pitchforks, hunting guns To watch your legions marching by 3 cups sifted flour drain juice from The proposal Is not to dump misknives, could withstand the weapcup raisins But soon those boys will be baok the apricots and cellaneous quantities of food Into ons of modern warfare. Scald milk and cool to lukewarm measure. Fill to the V4 home! western Europe in tire vague hope this who cup mark advances theory Anyone Greeks have shown them road (85 degrees Fahrenheit). Add crum- with water, if necessary. Combine that they will be distributed excluis apparently unacquainted with to Rome! bled yeast, sugar, and salt. Add 2 tapioca, salt and apricot juice in top famine which, far from emboldensively among the conquered peoples. cups flour, beating thoroughly. Add of double boiler over boiling water Nor is it an arrangement by which and men. progressively slowly ing melted shortening and beaten eggs. and cook 10 to 12 minutes. Add 1 any imported food would release to breaks their spirit and reduces them Add remaining flour, beating until TO IIITLFR the Germans equivalent quantities tablespoon butter, remove from heat to impotence and utter apathy. smooth. Add raisins. Fill greased and cool. Beat of native produce. Some thought, too, must be given muffin pans half full. Brush with whites unUl Separate eggs. are stiff and will On the contrary. It is to set up a to tie question as to whether it is they butter (if desired), cover and set in stay in a total administration under which all not, after all, merely one of distribupartially inverted bowL warm place to rise until doubled in Without mobe would of the native produce washing tion and not of shortage in Furope. bulk (about 45 minutes). Bake in until thick and beater, beat yolks Add bilized, by centralization in the adAgricultural exports reveal that Eumoderately hot oven (400 degrees egg yolks to tapioca mixture, then ministrations warehouses, for the rope is normally 15 per cent short in Fahrenheit) for 15 minutes. exclusive use of the civilian populalightly fold In egg whites. her food supply. Due to one of the Eggs In Corn Bread Cases. Melt 1 tablespoon butter in large coldest winters on record last year tions, and then to import only those (Serves 6) foods in which there is a deficiency followed by one of the wettest frying pan (10 inch). Turn In egg 6 squares or slices corn bread so as to make up a bare subsistence mixture. Cook over low heat for 5 springs, there is a farther shortage 3 cup butter (melted) inamtenance-o- f life ration of another 15 per cent Add to these mmutes. then place In a moderate precise6 eggs five World war. in done as was to due war the additional shortages ly (350 degrees Fahrenheit) to Salt It is. further, that Germany conphenomena, such as the doubling of cooking for 15 minutes or un-Pepper tribute towards tins program importil golden brown on top and firm to consumption immediately upon moCut off top crusty portion of corn the touch. tant quantities from her own sup- bilization, the destruction of stocks, Make a shallow cut bread. Then remove part of corn across the omelet at and the interference with sowings, plies. right angles to bread from each Under such a plan. It is obvious cultivation and harvests, and it is the pan. Cover half the surface slice, forming a that any leakages out of the total obvious that the total shortage in with finely cut cooked dried stores In sufficient quantities to af- Europe tins year will be far over depression. Brush over omelet, turn out fect the German food supply by any and above 30 per cent. top of each slice onto hot platter and serve at once. with melted butamount large enough to Influence One proposal has been to send into Codfish Toasts, ter. Break an egg the German ration, and thereby the these countries medicines and food on a loose! You're (Serves 4) the into each depresrowdy just war, would be immediately concentrates for children. There is to 2 And someone's "cook yet your tablespoons butter sion. Sprinkle but one cure for famine and that is 2 tablespoons with salt and pepper, place on bakA great deal of opposition to this flour goose! fix'd and no amount of serums or plan is based upon the assertion medicines can ward off death by For youll surely find, before youre ing sheet and bake in hot oven (475 1 cup milk , through that the Germans would not live up starvation. Such relief is but a degrees Fahrenheit) for 10 minutes 2 eggs to any "guarantees which they saline solution, a prolongation of the Youve bit off more than you can or until white of egg Is set. For 1 tablespoon green pepper (minced chew! fine) quick breakfast, corn bread should might give. But. curiously enough. agony 1 be prepared the day before. cup shredded codfish (freshened) No, Cither this thing is r ght and Few grains white pepper of no risk to England or it is wrong Grated Waffles. Records Apple V. 5. Soldiers Require Lives History Few grains onion salt If It is right, since we have a stake (Makes 8 waffles) 4 slices bread St. Valentines Of Shoe Sizes 90 Different in tins war which we are steadily ltj cups flour (ad purpose) The war department has an- increasing, it is our duty to raise h cup grated cheese Any attempt to explain why val- s teaspoon salt nounced that In order to provide our voice that at least a trial be entires are sent on St Valentnes Melt butter and add flour. SLr tc ls teaspoon cinnamon into the question; shoes if the proper size for each solday bumps made to save these m .loons of peomake a smooth paste. Add milk 3 cup sugar dier, it is necessary to keep in ple of our own ideals and p! ,Ieso-- t "Which St. Valentine do you mean?' 2 teaspoons Dce eggs and add to milk mixture tak.rg powder stock at least 90 different shoe sizes hy - e pe c a ly when th c r k th e For h. story records not one, but 2 eggs together with green pepper seven St Valent. nes in every army camps and posts. shredded codfish. S woist that could happen for the Brit1 m.lk cup believe that the Sene Regular stock includes 90 sizes, in ish c.u.se, is b,.t 72 bouts sut ; ly for POPor .nd on, 14 cups cooking cr apple (grated observance is dod'cated to all sevlengths from 5 to 12, and widths Get many. cut fire) from A to EE. In addition, it is The only altcrnjt.ve is to deny en. while others specifically name 3 tablespoons melted shortening C.l necessary to provide hi some cases food to these victims of aggression, tie bishop of Term and a Roman toasted I e Ur ( . V?r7n S once flour ft before shoes as large as size 16 or as small exposing them to dangers of were who both measuring burned at the priest pealed cheese end Vro as size stake by Claudius, Roman emperor. Then add salt, cinnamon, sugar, and hot oven (450 degrees Fahrenheit) baking powder and sift again. Sepa d by relief AVIATION 11 , la Wtfra Newspaper Union.) i : -- 4 lPtll Decorate h, ) t, V- - Sundays Tea tov. el, the shown in festive attrt 1 Pattern for the 7 deters two matching panhoMeii Send order to. ALM Mtani Box La 166-- Enclose 15 cents ta desired. Pattern Name Address Relief outs than any other administration in history. Yet the biggest and most worthwhile job of propaganda today remains completely untouched. It is the Job which George Creel did for Europe during the last World war. For it is an indisputable fact that and the American propaganda speeches of Woodrow Wilson, percolating behind the lines in Germany and Austria, helped materially to cause the 1918 collapse of the Central Powers. Today, a confidential plan for a similar propaganda agency is somewhere in the White House where, no oce knows exactly. Drawn up two months ago by certain chiefs of the war department, it was sent to the White House with the recommendation that such a plan could do almost as much as airplanes to bring about the defeat of Hitler. But nothing happened. The idea still is reposing on the desk of one of the six White House secretaries. U. S. war chiefs are convinced that this country can perform two important propaganda functions: L Get across to the people of Italy and Germany the disadvantages of Hitler, the advantages of democracy, and the general idea that there is no quarrel between the peoples themselves. 2. Bring about greater national unity within the United States, espenaturalcially among foreign-borized citizens of German and Italian extraction. It is probable that the great majority of Italians and Germans in the United States are anxious to be good American citizens and are all too glad to be out of Europe. However, national and racial psychology can easily alienate them if not counteracted. To date the only agencies which have attempted to influence German and Italian opinion inside the United States have been the Bund, the Fascist Black Shirts and similar There has organizations. been no active propaganda from the democratic side. Furthermore, these Italian-Ger- man groups can be the moft n tive spearhead in getting propagan-finis- h da Germany and Italy. Leaf- ets printed in England and dropped from British airplanes have had no perceptible influence in Germany. But propaganda sent from purely German organizations in the United States to fellow Germans under Hitler is bound to carry weight This was what George Creel did under Woodrow Wilson. Czech, Polish, Austrian and Slav groups from Chicago to Pittsburgh created such effective organizations that eventually they brought about the fall of the empire and the ' crumbling of the entire n, st effec-ove- t At ForYourl r Creomulsion relieves cause it goes right tofc trouble to help looses germ laden phlegm, a to soothe and heal ru flamed bronchial msr: branes. Tell your dnsrn a bottle of Creomulsec: derstandmg you musSa quickly allays the 05:1 to have your money ill C REOMUL! For Coughs, Chest CeWtl Cultivation of Gs The richest genius, k: fertile soil, when c shoots up into the raui and instead of vines ss. the pleasure and use 0!: duces to its slothful " most abundant crop : Hume. of DONT BEK BY YOUR LAXAT CONSTIPATION THIS I I When you feel gattfi due to dogged-ubp) do take morning thorough,th 0 helping you start normal energy and PfPi p Feen-A-Miflt- A million! Feen-A-Mk- jf or inter' your night1 restFeen-A-next day. Try gum laxative, yoursftE handy and economic!. k FEEN-fl-- JT W Fruitless eat their 'tis green, Hai com At the true harvest Help to Relieve feim J PERIOD11 COMPLAIl BWkWj Try Lydia E. Compound to hP pain, ALSO calm in monthly Pink ham s Compc J marvelous to belP t ance against UJ days." Famous Hundredscf tboufijpj, women report I ltrte, WORTH TRYING Harshness wnl friend, and deadly foe. Austria-Hungaria- n front MERRY-GO-ROUN- D Congress has a number of linguists, tut only one who can speak He is Japanese. Sen. Elbert Thomas of Utah, who learned the language in his while serving as a Mormon youth missionary in Nippon. One of his gentle-manner- ed j WSt VlrPJliAs )CN.S-- '"el ing reminder from bus mother ery day a rose. - Rep. ev- S with all upset . . Doans . u5 a working irA used every neighbor! tmrd-wttrk- a! CROM Africa, Che England ar.d Frar. cosmopolitan group this new tea towel scf at his own particia;' may be quickly sketch on a daily tea towel. rs w Institute V Folk of Many) PLAN DEMOCRACY PROPAGANDA The New Deal has hired more publicity men and run off more miles of mimeographed press hand- Nazi-Fasci- ' Diesel. Mac) ing. Free boo) . 7 I" mF io nt :rei (he |