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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06
New Yorks Mayor
seDaysHSEsg.z o In es 5ozon9%5

A curious place is this Bagdad
on the Subway, as o. Henry called
1t. Many years ago, when we were
children. the town elected one VII.
liam Jay Gaynor. a follower OF
Epictetus. mayor and enjoyed the
spectacle. Gaynor was a master OF
profound badinage- which meant
nothing and the citizens love il.
Henceforth. a mayor had 10 be a
com bination OF executive and noun
tebank, in a word. a character. as
Damon Runyon would have IT,
The most brilliant and beloved OF
such mayors was Jimmy Walker
who now presides over the Circus
OF Saints and Sinners OF Jimmy.
II can be said that his worst vice.
apart from such as We are told
about in Sunday school. was an
inability 10 hurt or disappoint =
friend. He made as good a mayor
as this city seemed in those days
TO need. No election has passed
since he retired from office. 10 put
II in its proper phraseology, that
some sizeable part OF the popula-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06

denizens and 1t is also true that the
city schools have become corrupt
ed by Communist infiltration but
for all that La Guardia has one Of
those homely answers like PA.
thence and Fortitude."
La Guardia knows that the city is
weary Of his type Of humor. So he
asked his erstwhile buddy. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt, to give him a job
running Italy with the title OF Brig
adler General. In spite Of the fact
that worse Brigadier Generals have
been appointed, the Little Flowers
laudable ambition has been frus-
trated. Roosevelt apparently wants
him in New York, but New York
would like to give him to Italy. And
joking aside, he would have given
Italy a better administration than
any of the brass-hats this country
has sent over there so far.
II this is mixed up to you. mag
inc what it Is to those who have to
live with It?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06
Side|ights on The News

BY FREDERICK G. OTHMAN
For the Information Of the OPA,
the L. S. Senate. would-be dyna.
inter from Kansas City and letter
writer's so numerous I've got TO
mention EN-. can report that a
certain steakeasy has gone out Of
the s. steak business
Calm down. fellers Neither IS
this Joint continuing to sell eight
pound hams. sans ration points for
$40. The proprietor thereof has
decided to be a good boy. and I
think IL would be nice II the OPA
slashed cold water on its face. Or
at least quit issuing statements de-
nouncing my fayorite author. '.-..
All | did was describe last week
my experience in a steakeasy here
that was doing standing room
only business There has been
no peace for the man since.
The story hardly had hit print
when a redfaced Missourian. in
Washington on OPA business burst
into my Office and cried
Where is this steakeasy? I want
to dynamite it He wasn't fooling
Hardly had eased him out before
Chairman Elmer Thomas OF the
Senate Agriculture Committee read
the dispatch into the record OF the
senatorial meat inquiry. He turn.
ed TO a couple OF the head men OF
the OPA in the audience and said
he presumed they knew all about
the situation.
Apparently they didn't. Because
that night an executive OF the Ma.
tional OPA phoned me to ask the
name and address of'the steakeasy
! had 10 tell him TO go sit on a
tack, that I was no cop. that his
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06

ton did not express the desire that
he run.
Jimmys successor is the lugub-
rious Fiorello La Guardia, various
ly known as The Little Flower
The Little Stink Weed" Butch, "
and The Hat" La Guardia has
TWO virtues: /. He has appointed
extremely competent men to run
the city departments and they have
done splendid. il expensive job :;
?. He is the funniest show in town,
making "Hellzapoppin" dull by
comparison. His Sunday Radio
Show, in which he performs solo is
something that is better heard than
imagined. He can get a laugh out
Of a privately -composed goulash
and his confidential asides are
worthy at times Of Weber and
Fields He rides to fires and runs
the police He hates gamblers and
fights with tin horns" It is true
that there are streets in New York
which are closed 10 its decent cit.
liens because Of the mayhems that
are the normal occupation OF their
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06
Your Health
Sinus Infections
Should be Given
Treatment
BY II. n. BuNpEsEN. NJ. D.

treatment
BY II. n. BUNDEsEN. VI. D.
MANY persons who suffer from
sinus infection have the notion
that they have an incurable dis
order, a chronic condition that can
never be overcome. But this idea is
false, because sinus infections can
be cured.
During the Fall, Winter and
early Spring. those who suffer
from sinus infections begin TO have
an increase in the severity Of their
symptoms.
There are all types Of SINUS in
fections.
In some instances the condition
is an acute one. There are dis
eharge from the nose, fever. head
ache and pain over the sinuses.
There are also the chronic infec-
tons in which there is q discharge
from the nose with little. II any.
fever and not great deal Of pain.
The material from the nose may
drip into the throat causing a sore
throat and coughing.
When a person has a discharge
from the nose II is necessary, OF
course, that an examination be
made TO determine the source of
the trouble. X-rays are helpful in
telling when the sinuses are in
fected. The physician as rule will
want TO know the kind Of germs
which are producing the infection,
because then he can decide just
what treatment may be best.
For example, the sulfonamide
drugs may be used in certain kinds
OF infection.
For acute sinus infections oper-
atoms are not performed, as a
rule. 1t is in these acute infections
that the sulfonamlde drugs and
penicilin have in recent times been
found Of great value. In chronic
infections operations are more
often required. The use Of pen
icillin together with the suitable
surgical procedures, offers great
hope for permanent cures.
Sinus infections are not without
their dangers, unless properly
treated, for there are certain com
plications which may be serious.
For example. an infection Of the
bones Of the skull known as osteo-
myelitis may occur. Then menin-
gifts, or inflammation OF the lining
membranes over the brain. may
develop. An abscess Of the brain,
an abscess in the eye socket and an
infection in a large vein which
leads from the nose my occur.
Every possible effort must De made
to keep these complications from
occurring, and that means proper
treatment of the sinus infection, so
that it does noe make too great
Roadway. In advanced cases treat
ment is more difficult.
Several patients who developed
osteomyelitis of the skull, who
formerly might have been expected
TO succumb TO the condition, have
been cured by penicillin.
Sinus infections should not be
feared but they should be re-
.spected and not neglected. A physi-
clan should be consulted promptly
when sinus symptoms first make
their appearance and his advice
should be conscientiously followed
In this way the dangers Of sinus
infections may be eliminated.
Tomorrow, DR.. Bundesen will
discuss Rabies"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06
PRISON TERMS GIVEN

Lapeer-Long prison sentences
were imposed Wednesday on Clare
Kohn, %. and Kenneth Shoemaker.
y, both OF Shower. who had plead.
ed guilty TO raping a l3-year-old girl
March 10. Kohn was sentenced to
serve a maximum OF rs years and
a minimum OF 10 years, with a
recommendation that ne serve Is
years. Shoemaker was sentenced
10 a maximum OF 20 years and a
minimum Of 10. with a recommend.
alton OF 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06

local enforcement officials ought
to know all about the capitals
buster restaurants.
Then came Director Robert X.
Thompson OF the local OPA to
issue a three-page statement in
which he said that dispatches such
as mine did no good Ut reformed
a steakeasy, didn't II. Roberto
Came also Enforcement Chief
Carl W Bureffly of the local OPA
TO say he's never asked me to tell
him the location Of the steakeasy.
He hadn't. but one of his national
superiors had n necessary. III
introduce him to his boss. (Phone
me anytime, Carly
Somebody else got on the phone
AMI started to curse me I asked
him who he was He wouldn't say.
! hung up. He called my long.suf.
fering bride and told her to tell me
! ought to be ashamed OF myself
| don't know for what
Numerous citizens phoned They
said. frankly. they wanted steaks
at any price
BY now the letters were arriv.
ing was either a hero or a heel,
according % the viewpoint OF the
writer's. have spent the day
answering them
My operatives who don't work
for the OPAJ report that the one.
time steakeasy has no more IS
tenderloins; that it's serving stew
and fish, like other restaurants.
Let's everybody forget II now
and 90 back to work. I'm tired Of
being in the middle OF a Washing
ton controversy. II interferes with
my sleep
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06
= HAT TER and
~ q Fact or two

~ q Fact or two
Alabama is now the 26th oil
producing state In the Union.
Discoveries Of oil in Georgia and
Florida have encouraged the leas-
ing OF more than nine million
acres for oil exploration in Ala
bama
Fort Marion, Fla, is the oldest
defensive work still standing in
the United States. II was begun
by the Spanish in 1872 as a pro-
lection to st. Augustine.
Five thousand women are said
to be holding positions as bank
executives in the United States.
Mobile. Ala. claims to be the
mother Of carnvals, which have
spread to the southern states.
BARS must post ceiling
prices Of their drinks from Apr.
Is on. What makes OPA think
a customer, after he's downed
his tenth double-header. can
read?
Berlin calls on the Nazis 10
have faith. They ran out Of
hope long ago and never did
have charity.
Smiling Albert" Kssselring,
oYi as German Western Front
chief, didn't last long enough 10
even show his teeth.
It's our guess the chief rea-
son those beaten Nazi generals
on the Western Front don't go
over the wall" is because there's
a passed. Of Russians waiting on
the other side.
!
Photographs says the grass
hopper can travel 10 miles a
day. This gives it the jump. no
doubt. on other insects
General Pofton's tanks GRE
travelling so fasi that they're lio.
BILE 10 run right of the right side
Of those newspaper war maps.
Japanese Premier Koiso says
the Nips' loss Of Two lima was
unfortunate" And a trifle an
noying. too. Ell, fella?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06
TO PROBATE WILL

Battle Creek-The will Of the
late DR.. John Harvey Kellogg,
who bequeathed his entire fortune
to public welfare, was admitted 10
probate Wednesday before Judge
Frank A, Kulp upon orders Of Cir
cult Judge Blaine w. Hatch. Sew.
eral heirs-in-law had contested the
will
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06
Halt Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Twenty Years Ago
o,ce -, .Gnmandey number 81 Knights Tempsr elected
ooerb az ther annual meeting, William Homer r. c..
%. aooman g c K Clark e. G.: Elmer Warner V. = n -
sPpefr'~N H. G. Colburn. prelate. C. & Edward s,d
e A. Freeman, Sw Br NJ C. Crane vardor. II 70 80
treasurer; j r. Dell recorder: " b Eddy seniinai "'
Mrs Marie Spotz and Miss Anderson entertained g.,
Hiends at fudge party at their home washington
death Miss Marion MAGGIE daughter Of Mr. and NJ,
p MAGGIE Los Angeles Cal formerly this city Mrs
Hattie Prince age 49, Waterloo formerly OF this citv
Birth To Mr. and Mrs Alden Day bow Robert us-old. -
Mr. and Mrs George Binder. girl Boyer Hospital
Fifty Years Ago
Harding and shaefer and put in place Fir.
and burglar proof safe.
Matte wallace has had second operation per-
formed on his eyes and his almost certain.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06

JOSEPH KENNEDY, above. former
U. S. ambassador to Great
Britain. is reported to have the
inside track for appointment as
federal loan administrator to sue
coed Fred NJ. Vinson when the
Senate confirms his appointment
as director OF War Mobilization
and Reconversion. Vinson will re-
place the resigned James F.
Byrnes. With a 30-year business
experience in banking and indus
trial enterprises as well as federal
service, Kennedy was relieved OF
his post in England in 1910 be-
cause he differed with the New
Deal over the course the U. s.
should pursue with regard to the
war.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06

that tact. courtesy and under
standing are necessary to get
along with co-workers and asso-
ciates. Allow no small disturbance
to upset you.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06
Today's Horoscope

Today's Horoscope
II you are celebrating a birth
day today, you are home-loving
person, retiring by nature. and do
not invite the condolences Of 9TH
ers unless they share your intel
lectual tastes and interests. You
like literature and art. and find
little time for fun or idle CONVEX
sation. Put a little memorandum
on your wall, with the admonition
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06
BECOMES CHAPLAIN

Bedding The Rev. Clinton r
Everts has resigned as pastor q,
ths First Baptist Church here 10
become an Army chaplain.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06
One-Minute Test Answers

O1t-4'HIIIuto HtSI AIISWtTS
l. A V-shaped mark, usually to
denote rank or length Of military
service.
2. A clasp to hold the hair in
place.
8. An appliance for grinding or
mixing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06
One-Nfinute Test

One-Minute Test
/. What is a chevron?
2. What is a barrette?
3. What is a mortar and pes
tie?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06

United States, either to eat your
egg from its shell, or to break II
into a cup.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06
THEY SA Y

New York Admiral Ernest J
King, commander-in-chief of L. s.
Fleet: Our sea power should be
maintained. Possessed as We are
for the moment with naval great.
ness, It is diffc 10 believe that
We will permit this power TO be
squandered or bsrtered away
thoughtlessly
Chicago Edward r. Stettinius.
Secretary OF State: The close co.
operation OF the United Nations In
program for economic reconstruc.
ton and expansion is fundamental
10 the success OF the world organi.
ration. Without it the world will
be able neither TO recover from the
effects Of this war nor 10 prevent
the next war"
Washington Senator Elmer Tho
mas chairman OF the Sen.
ate black market" investigat.
ing committee. IT occurs to me
that much. OF this. black market
meat which | am told Ia not even
weighed, but just packsged with
the price written on II. may lie
horse meat
London - Bernard Baruch. ad
visor TO President Roosevelt tells
reported for Stars and Stripes.
one reason ] am over here is "a
hold the big stick over the big bows
10 make sure they're not going 10
foul no the peace
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06

Hints on Etiquette
II you are a guest for break
fast and a soft boiled egg is
served you, 1t is correct, in the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06

Words OF Wisdom
History makes us some amends
for the shortness Of life.-Skelton
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06

Tomorrow, DR.. Bundesen will
discuss Rabies"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-05-31
St. Mary's To Have
New Church Edifce

The Rt. Rev. Msgr. ]. Francis
Leary, pastor of ST Mary's Church,
announced on Sunday that the long
contemplated plans to provide this
parish with new church and rec
tory are soon to be consummated in
a short, intensive campaign now in
progress of organization. Monsignor
Leary stated that the objective is
$150,000 and that the church and
rectory are to be built, as soon as
wartime restrictions will permit,
on property owned by the CHURCH
at the corner of West Washington
and Prospects Streets.
Monsignor Leary also announced
that Mr.. Thomas W. Pangborn has
been named general chairman of
the campaign and that the month
of June has been designated for this
effort.
In accepting the Craftsmanship,
Mr. Pangborn said: For many years
we have realized the inadequacy of
our present buildings to properly
conduct the work of the church and
school in our growing parish, and
we could not have selected more
suspicious time for this program.
The need is generally recognized
and interest is universal. l am
happy to have the responsibility I
have been asked to assume and
am confident that on June 80 we
will announce an over-subscribed
objective"
Mr.. Pangborn stated that head
quarters have been established in
the Parish House at 210 w. Wash
ington Street, and that Mr.. W.
Geary Porter and Mr.. Arley o.
Sica have consented to organize
the campaign personnel.
When the new church edifce is
completed, the present church,
erected in 1926, will be converted
into gymnasium and auditorium
and the present rectory will become
part of st. Mary's School plant
An architects drawing of the
proposed new church and rectory
will be found on page six.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-05-31
Local Boy With Here's Your Infantry"
Demonstration Unit Coming Here June IA
Thrilling Army Show Complete With Latest instruments of
War, To Put Big OneDay Show Hagerstown Interest of
Seventh War Loan Drive.

Private Elmer L. Socks, son of
Mrs. Rosselia E. Socks, 339 Lanvale
street, who learned about warfare
through service in the European
Theater of Operations is now help
ing to tell the American public the
story of Infantry courage and skill
as a member of one of Is Here's
Your Infantry Demonstration
units, touring the country during
the 7th War Loan One unit will
appear in Hagerstown on June Ia.
Here's Your Infantry" is stir
ring presentation of Infantry action,
weapons, tactics and skills, climaxed
by an assault on a Japanese pill
box by combat patrol armed with
rifles, machineguns, rocket launch
ers, flame throwers and other in
fantry weapons.
Under joint ausices of Armed
Ground Forces and the War FL
nance Division of the Treasury De-
partment, the Here's Your In
fantry" units will visit nearly 900
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-05-31

towns throughout America to fur
ther the sale of War Bonds, during
the Seventh War Loan Drive.
The determination, expertness,
and power of American Infantry is
graphically portrayed in the dem
onstration and exhibition which last
for nearly two hours, sending home
the message that War Bonds make
possible the many weapons and the
complex training necessary to de-
feat Japan in her home islands.
Chairman John D. Hollyday has
announced that Washington Coun-
ty has already passed the 40 per
cent mark in the sale of the popu-
lar E bonds and that so per cent of
the county's quota for all types of
bonds have been sold. While ex-
tremely gratifed at the splendid
results achieved to date, Mr. Holly
day reminds everyone that to reach
the total quota assigned Washing
ton County, the drive will have to
continue under full head of steam.
until the last day
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-05-31

this escort carrier in the Battle for
Leyte Gulf.
Cople, whose wife, Mrs. Julia
Lois Cople, and infant daughter, 10
Ann, reside at 861 Virginia ave.,
Hagerstown, has taken part in many
of the Navy's major engements.
Included were the battles of San
ia Cruz and Midway, bombing of
Tokyo by the Doolittle fliers, Battle
of Guadalcanal, strike against Bou-
granville, capture and occupation of
new Georgia, and invasions of
Palau, Leyte, Mindoro and Luzon.
The citation read, in part: For
distinguishing himself by excellent
service in combat flight operations
aboard an escort carrier in her ac-
ton against the enemy in the South
west Pacific area By his outstand-
ing initiative, energy, expert skill
and devotion to duty, Cople direc-
ted and assisted in the roaming of
planes, some of which were not
equipped with the proper gear. This
superlative performance contributed
materially to the performance of our
force"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-05-31
DR.. Beachley Named
To School Board

Governor O'Conor has appointed
DR.. Jack Henson Beachley, well
known local practicing physician, to
the Washington County Board of
Education, to fill out the unexpired
term of Dr. Ralph S. Stauffer, who
resigned on May 7th.
The commission of DR.. Beachley,
along with the commissions of Mrs.
Mary R. CARROT, who was appoint
ed some time ago to fill the unex-
pired term of J. Kieffer Funk, and
of Philip A. Rauth, reappointed to
another six-year term, were receiv-
ed from Annapolis on Tuesday
Other members of the board are:
DR.. w. H. Shealy, Sharpsburg;
Charles I. Wolfnger, Smithsburg,
and ALI. c. Huffer, Bonsboro.
New officers are expected to be
elected at the next regular meeting
of the board.