DR. MacDANIELS: They get too much for mowing lawns.
MR. WEBER: There is a nut crackery at Mitchell, Indiana. The man who cracks them cracks hickory nuts and puts them out in his name, John Eversol. Mr. Wilkinson can tell you exactly what his name is. He was down there last year. He is cracking walnuts, and in addition cracks hickory nuts and puts them in fine shape.
MR. CORSAN: Isn't it true that nuts have more Vitamin E than any other food in the world, and isn't Vitamin E the greatest antidote against anemia?
DR. MacDANIELS: I wouldn't know. You have a medical man here?
DR. WASHICK: I don't think you are right.
MR. CORSAN: In the West they say Vitamin E is a cure for anemia and they are having wonderful success, and they claim there is more vitamin E in nuts than any other food. I don't know, they are keeping me alive.
~Editor's Note~: Green walnuts are rich in Vitamin C. See 1942 Report, page 95.
DR. MacDANIELS: You are Exhibit 1.
I think Mr. Salzer has slides he wanted to show this afternoon.
MR. SALZER: I had a few. Perhaps we can use those blankets and just fix up, perhaps, a few of these windows in front, and I think we could probably show the slides.