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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-14
Army Needs Turkeys
for 81 THANKSGIVING

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA =
(P) - The Army's quartermaster
general sent out an urgent call
today for turkey growers and
professors TO hurry up their de-
liveries.
Thanksgiving and Christmas
dinners for millions of soldiers
- "the holiday cheer they have
so we'll earned - are at stake,
said Major General Edmund b.
Gregory.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-14

IN GERMANY, Sept. IL
$3.50 p. NJ R Daughters
Of the U. S. First Army snp-
ported BY tanks broke through
the first line q the Siegfried
defenscs today and drove
deeper into Germany.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-14

gin. Franklin w. Schmidt
president Of the Michigan Dis
Registration for the conven-
ton will commence at Mount
Clemens High School 1t 3 p.
p, Friday. At 3 p. m, the
Resolution Committee will
meet Ut the Colonial Hetel
and at 11:15 p. m, the Nom
ination Committee will cen-
vene briefly ut the hotel.
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trict. will speak on the activities
See CONvENTION-Page 3
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2. Do you think any nation
which starts a war anywhere
should be dealt with
(a) BY the country attacked?
119o
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-24
Your Health
Many Cures Fail
Due TO Patients
Emotions
BY Logan CienoenninS, NJ. o.

PEOPLE WITH chronic dis
eases exhibit a pattern OF human
behavior which while perfectly
natural and understandable might
well puzzle a brain truster. BY
brain truster | mean a thinking
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-24
THEY SA Y

Chicago -- Pre.inyasion assur.
ance by WPB chief Donald NJ. Nel.
son. Our men will have the finest
war material OF all types. in the
greatest amounts ever seen. to
match their courage and disci.
pine"
Washington Treasury Secretary
Henry Morgenthau, announcing SO
nations agreement on the princi
pies OF the postwar eight billion
dollar International currency sta.
bllizatlOn. plan: Anybody who
wants to be fair will admit that II
is the key tone OF postwar econo-
mic planning
Chicago omedienne llka Chase
Men think they've got corner on
the hooting privilege regarding
women's clothes But what could be
funnier than some OF the horrible
sports jackets some men wear. or
their loud socks and ties
New indian Information
Minister Sir Sultan Ahmed Fool
ish people are asking why the Jap
anese ever were allowed TO set
foot on Indian soil. Such questions
can be answered only by events
Just wait and see
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-24
Yankee SenOrita

these men will be punished >"
las soon as the deputados have
checked the murder. Even without
that crime they have plenty or
them with just the drug charge.
They have ruined many Of the ma
tives, not only with the actual drug,
but by paying them to get it into
the States TO men like DR.. Cour-
vier." He laughed briefly. Your
car must really have given them a
jolt, Mallory. The. we're in cahoots
with the doctor"
II was foolish ever to hope they
had not seen me. And foolish to
hope l could make them think
had not seen them-but I'll never
understand their picking the high
way as the fatal spot"
Just as we decided" repeated
Manuelita. that night at your
apartment. They did not expect
car to come along"
THE dusk hid them safely from
all eyes" said Carlos.
They hoped" supplied Blythe.
Probably Sam-if it was Sam
took a while longer to die than
they'd planned on. He was a tough
hombre
mo doubt they left the engine
running"
Richard Blythe looked at the
Mexican girl with pride. I'm sure
you are right. That il, why they
didn't hear Mallory. and without
lights they couldn't see her until
she was upon them. l imagine Sam
was dressed as a peon for his own
protection John and William
turned that disguise TO their own
advantage. Oh, I'm sure they'll
learn it was Sam"
How will they know" Nal
lory's words were weak.
by bones. teeth. all that sort
OF thing" said Blythe, in careful
ly controlled eoice. Just like the
murder mystery you buy TO read
on the train. It's all part OF being
my kind OF engineer" he added
with a wry smile. Were apt 10 be
found in most any section. You'll
never know, Mallory. what a help
you have been. All from meeting
you on the plane. Most fortunate"
Manuelita suggested, lie: us all
have a brandy and drink to
prompt arrest"
"Or something" said Richard
Blythe, AS effective as arrest"
To add her sincerity to that OF
the others, Mallory had a small sip
Of brandy from Carlos glass. The
group talked few minutes Ion
ger about trivial thin-s, and finally
the luncheon was over, as Mexican
lunches are, approximately two
hours after Il had commenced. The
four separated. Carlos to the bank
Manuelita, in her chauffeured ma
chine, to a siesta. Richard Blythe
to some mysterious appointment
Mallory TO the Palace OF Fine Arts
Sandy was there. Just as she had
left him still practicing on his own
music. They w-rked together for
a little more than an hour. then
went 10 their hotels.
ANY message from Mr.. Pat
rick" Mallory asked just inside
her front door.
Nom" responded Prism sadly.
"Just who does he think he ia
the sirl demanded silently.
ITO BE Continued
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-24
BY Dorothy Kilasllen


Oona O'Neill Chaplin is under
the care OF physicians. 4 bad case
OF nerves. the Eddie Cantor
Bert Gordon feud is a sizzlor. d.
Ann Sheridan is di,erting the ru-
mors that she's Steve Hannagan's
bride by being seen so often-and
so Cosily-with Duke York, host at
the Valley Lodge. -. the Artic
William Morris explosion will
equal the Benny Goodman,MCA fra.
cas-. Arlene Francis and Fran
ces Robinson are no longer a beau
tiful friendship. the reason
Martin Gabel. they say Con
stance BENEFITS trips 10 Washing,
ton are actually for political rcas-
sons. 49,. Jack Wildberg aud act
ress Susan Leeds are shifting or.
ange blossoms. new lawyers
are preparing an application to get
Lucky Luciano out OF prison.
Dick Powell has cleared out or Inc
Blondell-Powell Hollywood home.
There's no chance OF reconciliation
'T'allulah Bsnkhead. who has
been investing heavily in oil paint.
ings, is acquiring a fabulous col.
lection the theaters have a
headache facing them for the sum.
mer months Bonita Granville
and Bill Won Zehle the ad agency
executive, are aflame again after
long lull. . Cynthia CaVanaugh.
the showgirl. and Herb Fields. the
play scribe, are a heart toddy.
Joy Hodges. who received word Of
her mothers death just before
Monday nights performance in
Something for the Boys went
through the show. then,left for Des
Moines for the funeral Jane
Balls reason for breaking Monte
Proser's heart well, bruising iD IS
an Army major
Friends are trying 10 get Joseph.
inc Baker back into this country.
Reports are that the new body
makeup she's using in her act is
gaspproyoking 90. Dana Sage.
listed as the author OF the last-sell-
ing murder mystery The Moon
Das Red. ,tually is one OF wealth
lest men in the country. Sage" is
a pen name. Michael Stones
ons-distance calls are from Edgar
Bergen Cartoonist Al Capp re-
ports that his interest IN Allah
Be Praised" is friendly, not finan-
cial.
Hollywood is getting around the
new ruling against making mobster
pictures by fashioning films like
The Hitler Gang which has more
spectacular shootines in it than
"Scarface. the lad who's i'm.
proving relations with Peggy Hop
hns Joyce al FL Morocco nightly
is Nenezuela's Anthony QuasQuarel
Tops In town: Dave Appo!lon's
mad humor al the Latin Quarter.
The Mark Twain radio dramas
g.. frankie Carrie and his band
on the Capitol stage Rene
clairs new movie. II Happened
Tomorrow jimmy Simms lush
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-24
What They're Whispering in Gotham

trillins on her Tuesday radio show
Charles Coburn in the film
version Of "knickerbockor Holi.
day
George Giyot is the center OF 4
bachstage storm al Mexican Hay
ride. e.. Dayid Selznick certain.
~ travels in style. il the reports are
true When he decided to attend
the Republican convention in Chi
cago. they say he sent for floor
plans Of three leading hotels and
after choosing his suite sent word
to have all the draperies. spreads,
etc, stripped, because he was send
ing on his own furnishings from
California. Doris Duke Crom.
well and an Air Corps major are a
heart toddy.
Morton Gould is sending posies to
Judith Coty. the Bradshaw Gran.
dell model. Lita Gray Chaplin
is now working in defense factory
in Los Angeles. the flock OF
bartholomew in the Central
Park sector is due TO a brutal cpl
demic OF dog poisoning Lou
Costellos tipping OF his father TO
producer on his next film has Hol.
lywood smiling. Everett
CCrime Doctor Sloane has lost
his red beard-his son scissored it
while he was asleep, He's now get.
ting his effects with A monoclc.
want to be confused Lima Romays
brother has Just married her hus.
band s sister. the Washington
breeze has it that the Allies inya.
sion thrust will be seyen-pronged
with the main push coming where
the Nails fold first. Benny Good
man. who retired his band. will
make neNs as an individual artist
shortly Watch for an announce
ment within the next two weeks.
Funniest tales in town are being
told about the recent overseas trip
- TO entertain the boys - of the
Humphrey Bogarts Sgt. Mari
an Hargroye's wife is ailing in
Gotham. Looks like wedding
eongs for Gloria Anderson and
George Hale on the Coast. George
Jessel and Lois Andrews now
freeze each other when they meet
. Ken Tooill. IN. Q. Of the Toledo
Blade. is honeymooning with Nir.
s!nis Christian, a Columbus. O..
beauty. beware OF the alleged
Merchant Marine officers who
haunt 42nd ST. and the Main Stem
area asking strangers for so cents
TO get me to my ship" It's a rack
ct.
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anything about the treatment of
diseases not known TO any general
practitioner. | simply talk about
it more.
Lapses From Regime
One might be inclined to agree
with the heartfelt protestations of
these people that they would do
anything to get we'll if one did not
have the example Of chronic pa
tients for whom there is a known
complete remedy for their trou-
bles, but which requires a daily
routine of dosage or diet. For in
stance, pernicious anemia. have
before me a study Of patients who
gave up their treatment and
thereby suffered relapses.
Now, there was a time when we
did not know the specific treat
ment Of pernicious anemia. The
patients were given hydrochloric
acid with every meal and iron and
arsenic and transfusions and some
had their spleens out, but in spite
Of these treatments they would
have relapses and then periods Of
being we'll and then further re-
lapses and nearly all eventually
passed away.
Then in 1926 we were given a
remedy which kept them going
without relapses and which pro-
longed life indefinitely. But with
this boon in their hands, do the pa
tlents faithfully stick to it! By no
means. II involves eating liver
daily or taking liver extract by
mouth daily, or taking a hypoder-
mic dose periodically, and this gets
tiresome, or it is too expensive, or
they feel so good they think every
thing is all right, so they quit
Diabetie Patients
| have the records Of 81 sutn
patients here before me. When
they leave off the liver they get a
relapse, sometimes not for six
months or year, and that usually
Jolts them into following their
routine faithfully again, but there
Is the record of one unregenerate
who through neglect TO take his
liver extract had IL relapses in
Ia years.
Many diabetic patients exhibit
the same picture. The necessity Of
taking the hypodermic Of insuhn
every day and Of watching the diet
gets irksome, and they break over,
with muttered prayer that all
will be well, which it never is. Chill
dren, curiously, considering that
they are not supposed to have as
much will power as their elders,
are more faithful about their dia-
bette regime than adults.
The patient with ulcer OF the
stomach is somewhat in and be-
tween. He can usually keep quite
comfortable If he sticks to his diet
and his alkalinization, and he usu-
ally does because his discomfort
follows Immediately on a fall from
grace-it doesn't wait like perni-
cious anemia. and unlike diabetes
1t makes itself known by pain. But
the diet Of the ulcer patient is not
always optimum for nutrition in
certain respects and this shows in
alterations in his blood. These re-
quire adjustments that are usu-
ally too technical for him to do
himself and he needs to be con-
stantly under medical SUPER
vision.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-24
AWAITS SENTENCE

Lansing, Apr. 2i-AP- George
BONNER. Detroit, a familiar figure
about the legislative halls. await
ed tn, procurement Of sentence
today on a charge of contempt ~
court OF which he was convicted
Saturday by Circuit judge Leland
w. Carr whose one-man Grand
J ry is investigating allegations of
Graft in state government In
happily. BONNER remained in the
lngham County Jail at Mason 10
await the setting OF the penalty.
after Judge Carr accused him OF
having given "evasive' replies TO
questions as a grand Jury witness.
and with having used profanity n
tho grand jury room. Nature OF
tie questions was not disclosed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-24
FORTY-THREE

OHAF EEk OIN : i ElINEE
FOR A MOMENT, after Manu-.
eliza had spoken. ne quartet vas
silent. Manuelita and Carlos stared
at the two Americans IS II they
should have known al along that
they were Manuel!ta md Carlos
Estrada. Which they should have.
Mallory put the apologies into
words. IF Id paid any attention to
names that Cay Of the interview"
III there had been introduc-
tons in your apartment" Gu. in
Richard Blythe, instead OF Broad
way-style instantaneous friendship
first names"
Manuelits interrupted him. But
We like that sort Of Americanism.
That is, Carlos and | do My moth
or thinks it is terrible"
Her brother stopped her. But
mother is not home yet-quite yet,
anyway"
But soon. Very soca," said Man
uelita sadly.
Mallory took a sip OF tea, ia
vored with lime. ~ understand all
the chaperone talk now, Manuelita
just as l was preparing TO ask you
how you could dash everywhere
with Carlos and still adhere TO Gus
tom. You do remember fussiAg be-
cause Carlos and l were in the
kitchenette together last night,
don't you?" Her violet-blue eyes
held a haunting CLEAN.
II remember-ah, don't tease me
Mallory. my friend. II you think l
am strict. wait. Just wait" She
raised her gold-5raceleted hand in
an imperious gesture. With father
and mother in Rio have been able
to live half way as does an Ameri-
can girl Ny good Senorita Dolores
permits me TO 60 out with Carlos,
knowing that / have a bit more
amusement. Filtration. she says IS
right for a girl. II makes her settle
down and be better wife
Carlos spoke for the first time, a
quite American observation, 80
my sister Manuelita should make
an excellent wife. because she is
the excellent hirt."
Everyone laughed. Mallory more
than the others She Leaned back
and relaxed. The relationship ex-
planned so many things that had
seemed fantastic she felt happier
than she had in days.
Richard Blythe, however. was
upset. What about the future =?
Shall see you Manuelits or shall
] have 10 leap a ten-foot wall?"
you'll see me. We are not quite
that medieval For an instant she
gazed at his disgruntled face.
you know, Richard. when we are
in the States we try to comply with
your code. TO respect IL. Tell me,
Why are so many Americans deter
mined not 10 do that much for the
Latin-Americans ?"
Her dulcet voice made the stern
engineer squirm like a SOCIOLOGY
He gave a shtn e-fsced grin. Il
Crlnge.
Wen all see each other Decor
ously, naturally" The Mexican girl
ate some strawberries and slipped
strong black coffee. But that. In
view Of other worries. should take
second place. This danger Of John
and William Smith should come
hrst." BoNing slightly, she. gave a
Spanish greeting 10 two elderly
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-24
By Lorena Carlton

men in black suits. Carlos also
bowed and spoke. dropping Nal
lorys hand 10 rise. Instantly he re-
seated himself and clasped her fin
gers with his own warm ores. Mail
uelita vas saying. Don't be an
cry, Richard. with Mallory because
she conhded in US. We also hate the
men"
Il told you they were allies" re-
minded the blond girl.
ITO be trusted" Carlos tone was
sincere. please believe that"
Richard Blythe nodded in curt
acknowledgment, then asked the
blond girl DO they know every
thing? p
NO. Just about my trip down. "
What do you mean by every
thing? want TO know everything, -
the Mexican girl insisted.
Wasting no words. Blythe told
abou: Prism having Sen drugged.
After this Information he turned
to Mallory. Does she know what
vas the matter ," he asked.
Goodness, no." Shed have
grabbed a meat cleaver and been
right after those balloons, as she
calls them. She thinks it was too
much aspirin, too much work. too
much altitude"
Fine" pronounced the engi-
neer. 81 believe | nave a lead on
the murdered nan" His careful
voice brought the other three TO
the edge OF their seats. I'm afraid
it was confederate Of mine"
"Oh, Richard" gasped the sin.
ger.
The Mexican girl said nothing
but her beautiful. hand rested for
an instant on his arm.
Another engineer" he said
"One who worked with me a short
time. He was TO go back TO Wash
ington for a short time. then re-
turn. not here. but TO Yucatan. He
never got to Washington" His eyes
swerved TO Mallory Baker. That
is where / had been when I saw you
on the hop to Dallas. went back
10 tell all | knew about his work
here He hadn't been through he
customs on the American side. He
hadn'. been seen in the bordertown
He just disappeared.
Il think" resumed Richard
Blythe. that he was on the trail
Of this dope angle before | caught
on. He probably was watching John
and William Smith. Then they be.
gan watching him. And now" he
stated in a voice that held an omi.
nous note. II am watching Johr
and William Smith"
I'VE all arc" vowed Manuelita
But, Richard" she -ried sud.
denly. you are in he same danger
as your friend? Yes?"
mo. I'm not. because he never
pretended anything but contempt
for the Germans I am their pal.
The man lighted cigaret from the
stub in his nsnd then changed his
mind and snufed II out. Il am sure
I'm not suspected Mallory is the
only one suspected"
But we shall give 10 her our
care" said Carlos. in an intense
way.
Yes" said Richard, q; I'D that oil
the deputados. I have told then
Of your danger, Mallory. They ar,
protecting you"
Good. said Manuelita. TEN me
J Richard. how long will II be before
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-24

NEW YORK -AP- Edward V.
Broderick, counsel for Wayne Lon.
ergan, has been sentenced to so
days in jail on charges OF contempt
Of court, but had been granted
a month OF freedom in which to file
an appeal General Sessions Judge
John J FTeschi imposed the sen
tence Friday in the same court
room in which Lonergan was con.
licted OF second degree murder in
the death OF his wealthy wife, Mrs.
Patricia burton Lonergan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-24
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Woodruff six who hked to the Scout shack
cooked their eplaces vegetables
and rice pudding requirement for their cooking merit
Daryl Havker Wayne Hubbard Ed Stuye Charles
Kinds Hopkins Alvard Thomas Lawrence Richard
Given Russell Roadway, John and George AllVard
Ten boys attending the annual Camp Brk reunion in Ann
Gerald Donald Wallace Harry Sus Rob
Murray Charles Hill Frank Whitman Edward Root Ear
Marsh. Elmer Hunter and Ralnh Gates
Twenty Kiwanisns will Defiance o. inspect the
oftenng The trip BY Prof
Mark Jefferson.
Mr. and Mrs Westfar Ridge
Death Jean Shirley Bird at University Hospital old
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Roy Bird Pnckney formerly this
city.
Fifty Years Ago
Antoine lockwood the Occidental Hotel blew
the his when Lewis
who detected the odor Of broke the He
suscated with difficulty.
Arthur Smith resigned his position with Brothers
and plans to enter the University Of Michigan fall
Death Mrs L. Baxter Tccumseh the late vii.
liam 2. Cheeyer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-24

The Fortune survey shows that
Americans know hardly anything
about Japan and the Japanese PEG
pie and even guess badly about
them. am sure that similar sur
yey in Japan about the United
States q, 'uld bring a contrary re-
suit. II is useful and even neces-
sary TO know the enemy and there
fore ! suggest thi, April issue "
Fortune TO those who arc willing
to know.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-24

LONDON-AP- The Rome radio
said Friday that Carlo Carlo Scor-
"a, secretary general OF the Fascist
party has been acquitted of trea-.
son by a special tribunal which
heard charges that he failed 10 mo-
billie the blsCkshirts when Benito
Mussolini was overthrow.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-24

The editors OF Fortune feel that
he is to be regarded with unrelent-
ing suspicion. The END of that war
is far emo away 70 many novel
and even surprising developments.
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machine, q cool, calculating rea-
soner who cannot understand why
emotions should control the &C
tons Of people who stand TO gain
everything by following a course
Of medical treatment, yet who fail
to keep up the treatment because
Of their emotions. They either get
tired Of the routine or think they
are cured anyway and don't need
the treatment and decide TO let 1t
slide.
get letters every day from peo-
pie who have chronic diseases
such as, for instance, psoriasis,
high blood pressure, arthritis,
ringing in the ears and gradual
loss Of hearing, to name only
few, which medical science can
control to a considerable extent,
but cannot offer certain and COM
plete relief. They write passion
stely, saying they will do anything
TO be cured. They seem to think
that because | write for the news
papers | am privy to some secret
remedy for their disease unknown
to their family doctors, which l
assure everybody am not, fortu-
nstely for mankind. do not know
anything about the treatment Of
diseases not known to any general
practitioner. | simply talk about
it more.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-24

DR.. ClendenIng will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.