The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-26
Observations
Hull Not Easy
Adversary For
Marshal Stain
BY Helen Esssry
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. que

BY Helen Esssry
WASHINGTON-Todays ques.
ton in Washington
Does M stain have an idea OF
the sort OF man Cordell Hull really
is? ..
Does MIR. Stain know that the
United States Secretary OF state Is
fundamentally a Tennessee sharp.
shooter?
Does he know that he is Ten
nessee mountaineer who gels his
man with the skill OF mountar
neer and plus the vim OF Cana
dian mounted policeman
Does Mr.. Stain know that no
American species can be closer
Tipped, more logged. more tena-
cious than a Tennessee mountain
Ger? That a Russian who won
tell What's on his mind is a bah.
bling brook compared with a Ten
nessee mountaineer who won't tel.
what's on his mind?
Does Mr. Stain know that beau.
tiful. eslhelic profile Of the United
States Secretary OF State hides a
tougher toughness than turks be
hind the walrus mustaChe OF a
Soviet premier?
Mr. Stain never tells anybody
anything at all as 10 what he -
going TO do He merely does IT,
nor does Mr.. Stain tell anybody
what he has done or why he did
il. He bides his time and then h
strikes again His belief that its
deeds and not words that are i'm
portant' is also II old Tennessee
conviction
Al the current tri-partite meeting
Mr.. Stain Is going 10 meet hi,
personal and diplomatic match in
the canny. cautious, carniyorous
Mr. HUI
Important is this question-Has
II occurred 10 Mr.. Churchill that his
open medd ing into United States
politics by way OF an indirect at.
tack on the reports OF the FIVE
travelling senators is kind OF
island hopping" that will make no
American really love Britain more
Moreover. Mr.. Churchill. ! cant
believe " unpatrioJ:c or traitorouS
for Americans. British. Chinese or
Russians to disagree out oud now
and then We are big United Ma
tions family aren't We And was
there ever a family worth its rs-
ton coupons that didn't fall out
regularly and with stimulating
zest-
Let's have the fallings out In the
United Nations family now while
the war Is still in progress. We
waited until the las war was over
before We began 10 get our Amer
can feelings hurt Now is the time
for all good Allies to start their
Uncle Shylock cries
IF THE HARRY HOPKINSES
ever do move out or their down
town boarding house will the white
House takes in other roomers?
Seems TO me that as public-spirited
as Mr. and Mrs r u. r. appear
10 be they will have to recognize
the housing shortage and cooper
ate with FILA. the Y. NJ. c. A. the
Travellers Aid or some other jam
med up center suggest that
Housekeeper Nesbit register the
Vacancies by phone. Like this
Hello, Hello, This is 1900
Pennsylvania Ave We have
room for rent A little suite, bed
room, bath and sit * room. En-
Nironment? Oh. very nice. Chance
10 meet interesting people There's
always chance for anything in
this family. Many foreigners
around? Lots. Coming and going
Furnishings Very good. An
tiques7 Some people think too
many. They say old stun cutters
up so. gets cracked and full OF dust
Other people say we've got too
much new STUFF around
Don't forget the phone mum
Der National 1914"
II Mrs Nesbit doesn't like to
telephone she might put up a sign
Room for Rent on the iron fence
around the White House A simple
sign. neatly lettered. Very demo
cratic idea-this sign Might
smooth down those critics who
keep shouting about the Palace
Guard
Imagine the rush OF applicants
for that empty White House room
IL and when the Hopkinses do move
out Who might fill the Vacancy?
Let's think minute Well
How about Judge Sam Sosen-
man. special legal adviser to Mr.
Roosevelt He'd like 10 move n
Seems companionable, does Judge
Rosenman.
Or Justice Frankfurter? There's
q man who would rush TO chat with
the President at any hour OF the
day or night in the old Harry Hop
kins way. As It IL. some people say
Mr.. Frankfurter already squeezes
into the White House whenever he
wants TO.