The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-24
Observations
Cakes Mystery
Headache For
Duke of Windsor
BY Helen Esssry

solemn duty TO perform lie must
find out who killed sir Hary
Cakes.
As governor general Of The Ba
hsmas. he is responsible Tor the
conduct OF the Bahamas and for The
safety of residents and visitors.
n is imposs bic for him 10 over
look the 4gIness that the trial Of
Count Alfred de Marigny. just az
o. tied OF the murder OF his father
inlaW. Sir Harry. has brought into
the TOO clear light
Mess The governor genera sees
that this vicious crime is punished.
Nassau viii be branded as the
place where riUh man may be
beaten TO death and the identity Of
MS murdered be hUshed Up
Rich men are useful to the Ba-
hamas The Islands must be made
respectable hayens for such assets
More Importantly. The Duke ~
Windsor il h. wishes 70 be rescued
from exile on this personal s.
Helena. must prove that he can d.
vital job well and quickly As
] have said several times. the Duke
and Duchess are charming and in
te,ligeut people who should be used
as travelling statesmen n the inter
est Of AugiO-AWerirau gOOd' vii
This i MY particular reason for
hoping that the Duke viii see that
English Justice e more than
catch-word in the Bahamas.
~ NEW YORK for a week end
discovered that
The shops are bursting with fur
coats earrings and silly hats. but
you cant and a suit % winter I'M
derWear for a child Have TO wrap
the poor little thing in blended
mink suppose Almost cheaper
than wool
The hlackout has become a dim
on or even less After dark. from
the 25th floor OF Hampshire House,
saw the lights OF the thrilling
city spread out in power and beau
" A country which can build
such city as this, / thought need
never yield TO any race or ruler.
Heard Frank Sinatra IN the ele-
giant NedgeWood room OF the Wal
dorf and ,ked him enormously.
Yes q d. Hes a nice boy. A
little shy Not hsnsome Really
neutral IN personality but the spe.
cial quality OF the voice is there.
You have 10 admit f.
It's quality that each listener in
terprets 10 his own mood Sinstra
Is actually a medium for a disturb
ing voice Hes not remarkable in
himself Too bad he acquired the
sWooners But then, swooning Is a
new kind OF autograph hunting
suppose A fad that will pass.
on the train to New York. talked
in the diner. with two labor men
returning from a Washington con
ference with War Labor Board Off
cials One OF the two was a labor
organizer The other represented
b big food industry.
Discovered that labor continues
IN the mood-to demand more and
more OF capital and the world It
serves
Believe me. said the labor or
ssnizer In loud voice. in the post
war world you're planning We
mean 20 get ours Why should YOU
for example. live on dividends from
stock in the company which YOU
do not work or run Why should
you sit back. soft and SNUG
We labor. sweat and struggle
TO make money for you It's not
going 10 be that way after the war.
We've stood enough. Count us in
from nov on
What about the industrialisty
the men who are responsible for
the plants in which you Labor
work. asked the man who repre-
scented the food company.
Oh they've got theirs already
tsid the labor agitator And well
get ours. / keep telling you this
We'll get third. Divide IL up this
way Plant owners investors and
labor We can't quite see the best
way 10 work tht thing out. Not
yH Put you wait
Ut occurs to me" said. that
Bltnough 10 Dor deserves its share,
Labor would ne smarter II il stop
ped its shouting now La Dor isn't
too popular now Besides every
body ia saying gimme gimme.
The smart ones are those who
are trying 10 cooperate not wrau-
glelers
Later thought 7 should then
have quoted General Grant The
genera said Labor disgraces no
man unfortunately you OCCASION
ally End men disgrace Ia boz.