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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19
STAGE and SCREEN

yard VIII the lady who was at
Leon & Eddie's Sunday night wear
ing = black dress with large dol
man sleeves made entirely OF erm-
inc kindly communicate with this
department? | want to know how
she getF her coat on.
Jerry Zerbe's OPA-refereed bout
with Robert Mizzy Gypsy Rose
Lees ex once removed), for pos
session Of the home Jerry fought
in the Pacific to defend, has reach
ed the comic opera stage Jerry
thought OF entering via ladder to
take possession of his own belong
ings during MizZy's absence, but
gave up that plan when he was
Informed he could be arrested for
house breaking II he did so. AS
for M'zzy, he has barricaded him
self IN the apartment and refused
admi'tance TO anyone, even Gypsy,
who has offered him the use OF
two rooms in her house in the
Sixties.
Meanwhile. Jerry's pals are ring
ing Mlzzy's phone at all hours OF
the day and night, asking for Jerry.
And Jerry has to go on paying the
rent without accepting Mizzy's un-
til the case is fought out in the
courts-a matter OF months, they
tell him.
An. we'll C'est la home front!
The wild wave OF Juvenile delln.
ouenCy has caused confession
magazines 10 start focusing their
stories on teen-age problems. One
nationwide tell all" monthly is
inaugurating a whole new depart
ment devoted 10 body soIers and
their troubles. Ben Marden is
shopping for a midtown theater
The Copa's Miriam LaVelle and
Nora Morales vocalist, Tito Rod
rlguez are swooning. o.. The Holly
wood whisperers hint that Edgar
Bergen and his bride, Frances
Westcott. are knitting tiny gar
ments. Jerome Kern's death
| leaves two new "Showboat" tunes
unfinished. Monte Carlo will re.
open It's Casino Room as a celebrity
corner, in competition with S. BILL
ingsley's Cub Room. 8. odd that
Bert Wheeler. one OF the more
famous OF the stars who got their
start under Gus Edwards wing,
wasn't asked to participate In the
radio memorial program for Gus
A Washington bigwig will be
blushing mighty lax a rose when
the United Nations Organization
desigrates its headquarters in this
county. He's promised that honor
to representatives OF four different
cities -. Lady Mendps dinner
companion in the Stork Club the
other evening was her little sheep
dog. no bigger than a lady's nun
and usually mistaken for one. She
takes II everywhere with her.
| Copyright, 1945, for Daily Press
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Policy Needed

Never before. certainly not in the
recollection OF anyone now alive.
has thi- country suffered so be-
wildering a conduct o. It's foreign
Affairs. II seems TO be a process OF
motions without direction. OF con
duct without policy.
And 1 is nothing TO laugh on.
because this country Is involved
deeply In numerous enterprises
which AFFECT serious and dangerous
ly the lives OF our children who are
scattered over the earth, hungry
for their homes.
To take a few examples Of these
confusions:
/. II we are TO make = loan TO
Great Britain OF, let us say, So
600 ,00C 600. II ought not TO be the
product OF a haggle between the
two countries but OF a premeditated
policY designed not so 10 aid Great
Britain as 10 support the United
States in its world policies. II our
purpose is 10 maintain the BRIT
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Foley Needed
These Days5Hy s Ss0 5' e. E0z0l927

ish Empire. we ought 10 NJ that
into all our plane and purposes.
This 10 too serious Il decision TO
make as a haphaEard trade over
interest rates or the wording OF a
legal document. What Is essential
ly important is precisely what 10
our overall policy toward Great
Britain.
2. Atomic fssion is no ones sec.
ret: the manufacture OF the bomb
is our secret What is the policy
II is American policy TO use that
secret as a political club to force
our policies upon a frightened
world? II so. we should act &C
cordinEly; II not. II makes no sense
to give the impression that II is.
Certainly, the proposal that we dis
close the nature OF this engineer
ing project TO UNO or some other
body on condition that Soviet Rus
STA q sclose its maximum inten.
lions. r. childish.
Hitter at Munich disclosed his
maximum intentlons-and they be-
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.HA T TER and
- q Fact or two

Gallows Hill or Witch Hill 10
the name given TO hill in the
neighborhood Of Salem. Mass,
where a number OF victims were
hanged in the witchcrAft mania
OF 1922.
A lizard Of Jamaica and Gen.
trail America Ia called the GALL
wasp. II Is feared by the people,
but really IL harmless.
The daily cost Of farm fires in
the U. s. totals about q quarter
Of million dollars.
THE JAPANESE built .
super-submarine which they
never put to use. Since 1t was
one gadget they hadn't copied
from someone else the Nips APP
parently didn't know what to
do with 1t.
Army. 4S: Eotrs Dame. OF
Navy. 81: Michigan n Zsdok
Dumkopf says he shudders 70
think what will happen when
the Marines land.
1!
I. D. olso wonders " the Army
and Navy are merged, their COM
binsd team shouldn't be forced
10 ploy rive civilian slsvsns 81.
mvl.unsovslY.
! =!
Radar, says Grand Apply
Jenkins, should be made avail
able Immediately to football
fans-so they can ind their
parked cars, after a big game,
In less than three hours.
|
Wen never achieve that
dresmed-o-' push button ciVIh-
zstion ii the peoples Of the
world don't stop pushing each
other around.
!
The man ai the next desk says
he hopes shei Washington con-
ference On aseu splitting dossn't
wind Up with too much haf
splitting.
Some astronomers say our
satellite will eventually fall to
Earth. II the Man In the Moon
has any brains whatever he'll
make tracks not toward, but
away from us-and fast
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RatlonS

Meats. Fats, Etc.-Book four red
stamps Fl through K1 good
through Nov. 80; L through Q1
good through Dec. 81: RI through
VI good through Jan. 81; WI
through Il and green stamp Ms
through Feb. %.
Sugar-Book four stamp SO good
for five pounds through Dec. 81.
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GUIDANCE EXPERTS
STUDY B.V.s.

Lansing. Nov. 19-AP Experts
In Juvenile guidance were to put
the troubled Boys Vocational
School under the micropscope here
today as a two-months' old reform
investigation at that institution
neared It's end. The experts. moro
than 100 Of them, are members OF
the advisory committee to the state
juvenile institute commission and
represent public and private chill
dren's agencies and other social or
Plantations.
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Hall Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

The marriage OF Robert Richardson Arbor, Miss
Kennedy which Nov is announced Rev.
Dunning Idle offciated
Dieter family their house Just
peed 1924 They from Milan Ypslant
eral months ago.
Friends Miss Ola Dures Ashabua o. formerly city,
election member Of the school
board with a high
Anderwon her Ave-
Birth To Mr. and Mrs. John Kenworh, boy John I'd.
ward Boyer Hospital
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A.E.K.: Can you please tell me
why tartar forms around the bot
tom of the teeth even though they
are brushed daily? Is there any
thing that removes it?
Answer: Just why tartar forms
around the teeth is not definitely
known. There seems to be no way
known Of getting rid Of it except
to have it removed by the dentist.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19
ToSiay's Horoscope

The person who celebrates q
birthday today will be likely to
have a smooth. orderly existence.
free from conflict. You are diplo-
matte and speak nuently You
also have gracious manners. and
adapt yourself easily to changing
conditions. You have a host Of
friends who hold you In the high
est esteem. Today beware OF over
indulgence OF any kind. Do not
imblbe too much In the way OF
food, liquids or emotional excite
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Fifty Years Ago

Cards marriage o. Of Miss Geueyeye c.
Ryan 10 Dr. NJ T. Watson Bay City Ceremony win the
home Of the brides parents, Rev Dr. and +. "
The hypnotic entertainments by Sautane Cleay Hall
very well attended and creating Of
IN the city Don't be afraid these entertainments
taneH has stated repeatedly that hypnotic
against his will
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Your Health
Many Causes
Of Skin
Disorder

ArahNA ~ 4
ny HERMAN NJ. BUNDEsEN NJ. I
SKIN disorders may arise from
a variety Of causes. One Of the
most common causes is allergy or
oversensitivity 10 something with
which the person comes in contact.
One type OF skin condition which is
thought to be due 70 allergy is
known as chronic urtiearia or hives.
Persons with hives may also have
Rngioneurotic edema, a condition
in which various parts Of the body,
such as the lips, suddenly become
swollen due 20 a collection Of fluid
in them.
Doctor James II. Black Of Dali
las, Texas, over a three-year Pc
Rod treated more than 800 patients
with chronic urticaria and anglo
neurotic edems. A careful study
was made in all instances 10 de-
termine, if possible, the substances
20 which these persons might be
sensitive.
Other Infections
A search was also made for In
fections such as might be present
in the teeth, tonsils and elsewhere
in the body and these were elm
mated when found. The methods
Of treatment mentioned above
brought relief 70 about half Of the
patients.
The remainder we're treated with
vitamin X. Almost three-fourths Of
these patients we're women and
nearly all Of them were young and
middle-aged adults. The urticaria
had been present for from one
month to twenty years.
Daily Attack
Most Of the patients had an at
tack practically every day. The
vitamin K was given by mouth. At
first only small doses we're en-
ployed, but later on the amount was
increased until the quantity was
found which would give results.
The preparation was taken three
times a day before meals.
AS you may know, vitamin X is
needed so that the blood may eliot
properly. 1t is possible, by making
a test known as the prCthrombin
time determination, to ascertain
whether or not a vitamin K def
cheney is present.
More than three-fourths Of those
who had deficiency Of prothrombin
were relieved by the vitamin X
treatment. In those in whom the
prothrombin time was normal only
about one-third were relieved Of
urticaria by the vitamin K.
OF the patients relieved by treat
ment, almost a third had relapses
following periods Of freedom from
the hives of from two weeks to
eight months. A second course Of
treatment brought about prompt
relief in every instance.
QUICK meaning
As general rule, the treatment
was continued for from one to four
weeks but in many instances, the
disorder cleared up after two days
of treatment
1t would appear that in persons
with chronic urticaria or hives in
whom there is evidence Of vita
min X deficiency, the administra-
ton Of vitamin X will bring good
results in relieving the hives.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
WI: Is it safe to use penicillin
salve without doctors direction I
Ihave an eye infection.
Answer: It would be better for
you to use penicillin salve as your
physician directs. There are some
conditions in which penicillin may
help and others in which it may
not be Of any value. Your doctor
will decide.
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Words OF Xlsdom

No man was ever so completely
skilled In the conduct OF life. as
not to receive new Information
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19
Hnta on Etinnettn

A woman does not sign herself
Mrs or Miss anywhere but on an
hotel register.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19

Window will sparkle II some
vinegar is added TO the wash
water.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19

In the Germany OF the Middle
Ages, Gothic buildings were gen.
orally initiative OF the French.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19
Rural Events
TUE SDAY
East Augusta

Farm Bureau meeting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gar
rod, 9 o'clock.
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ment. Try the ways OF reason
and common sense. and you win
feel much better for II.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19
Ono Minute Test

Ono Minute Test
1. What Is a bract?
2. Can you name the Eve zones
Of climate on the earth7
;. What special markings lden-
tlfy the car In which the general
rides?
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from age and experience.-Ter-
ence
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19
Quick Healing

". Is it safe to use penicillin
salve without a doctors directionf
Ihave an eye infection.
Answer: II would be better for
you to use penicillin salve as your
physician directs. There are some
conditions in which penicillin may
help and others in which it may
not be Of any value. Your doctor
will decide.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-12
Big Three
Strike on "a
Basis

Detroit, Nov. 12-AP-In the auto
industry the threat OF strike
against one or all OF the "big
three"-General Motors. Chrysler
and Ford-went on a 2i-hour basis.
The companies remained silent as
six-man strategy committee took
full charge of the CIO United Auto
Workers fight for a 80 per cent
wage increase. The committee,
headed by JAW President R. ].
Thomas. was authorized by the
unions executive board in session
here to act las It may see fit in
support OF the wage demand.
In Detroit JAW Vice President
Walter Reuther said this would per
nit a strike call on immediate no
tice " developments warranted.
The workers have endorsed use of
the strike weapon In federally-con-
Quoted balloting.
Leaders OF United States Steel
Corporation shortly will consider
and reply to Secretary of Labor
Schwellenbach's second request
,tAst they rssume wage talks with
the clio United Steelworkers of
America.
Benjamin f. Falrless. L. s. Steel
president. wired Schwellenbach
last night that the invitation to re-.
sumo negotiations under a special
conCitiator Wednesday witt be TAX.
en- up when company officials are
available after the holiday.
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10000 occupation troops watched
rodeo in a Nippon baseball park.
Saigon celebrated with a parade
and a memorial mass but under
the close guard of British and
French troops because OF nearby
warning Annsmese
Gen. Charles DeGaullc OF France
and former Prime Minister Church
IN Of Great Britain led tho cclcbra.
ton in Paris before the tomb Of
Frances unknown soldier az the
Arc de Triomphe In London, King
George VI placed a wreath Of Elan.
ders peoples at England's National
Memorial.
At most OF these far-away places
American troops paraded. They
took holiday from chores in
France today. In this country
banks were closed as were many
schools In Washington govern
ment offices had a day Off.
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important
Issues, Split


Washington. Nov. ZAP Atom
iC energy and universal training
two Of the hottest issues on Capt
tul Hill-haye the House military
committee split in two closely bal.
anccd factions
The questions. both OF which may
be answered at a committee ses-
sion tomorrow. are:
l. Whether to reconsider a bill
creating a federal commission with
vast control over use and develop
Weut of atomic energy.
>. Whether 10 shelye until next
year proposals calling for every
American youth 10 take ono year
OF military training
In each case. the outcome appears
to be a toss up,
Chairman May CD.kyD told news
men he has the votes to stand
back of the atomic energy bill as il
is written and TO continue hearings
or the uniV ersal training K4easure.
Committee Republican leaders.
however, claimed that they have
both plans blocked. at least tenn
porarily.
They emphasized that in each
case they are not attempting to
Kill the legislation but are trying
to get more time for its considera-
ton.
Hearings on the universal train
ing bin began last Tuesday but
We're interrupted when Rep. Short
tR.Mol moved to postpone them
until next year a vote was delay.
ed until this week.
Short told reporters the bin is
dead for the present aud said he
has enough supporters 10 back his
position
II such action is taken II would
prevent possible testimony this
week by Gen. Dwight d. Eisenhow-
en- The latter Is en- route to Wash
ington from Germany. MAY said
he had no official word on the sub
jet, but added 1T is likely Eisen.
hover would appear as support
ing witness.
Full Employment
The administration added steam
today 10 its drive 10 get full
employment" bill through Congress
before Christmas.
Senate Democratic Leader Bark
ley tKyJ told a reporter he will de-
cline TO discuss any plans for a
holiday adjournment Of Congress
until some sort OF iob.guarantee bill
is ready for President Humans
signature
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y. Washington &. will be a dis
play Of children's literature from
the library Of the Central Elemen-
tary school. IN attractive exhibit
in the front corridor OF the Central
School displays unusual work &C.
complished In the fields OF art, pen.
mansliT, manual training, and
scholastic papers. All Ypsilanti
schoois are holding open house this
week with parents and adults be-
ing invited to attend classrooms OF
their children
on Wednesday afternoon in the
Central School, a special invitation
has been issued to the parents TO
attend classrooms and tea. spon.
sored by the faculty. following the
open house. Prospect School plans
the same type OF program in OBJ
serverce with a tea planned by the
faculty for Wednesday afternoon
for the parents, preceded by the
open house
Five assemblies have been plan
ned fcr the students and visitors al
the Woodruff school. the first one
being held this afternoon Each
program vii, concern active groups
in the school Assembly today de-
picted work OF Scouts. Tuesday.
the program will emphasize music
i'm the school. Wednesday. library
and books Thursday. visual educa-
ton. Friday. Assemblies growing
out or classroom study. The public
has been invited To attend each
assembly
Nm. ~iCau Education Week was
originated a quarter OF a century
ago. following the First World War.
in an effort 10 call public attention
10 The high rate Of illiteracy and
physical mduess which was
hr0uaHt .p Iisht hy the SslectiNe
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promised that the lndOnesiau
would assist allied forces in dis
arming and evacuating Java.bascd
Japanese forces.
BY The very principle Of indie.
pendence We do not like foreigI
troops on mdonesian soil" Soebard-
10 told the Soviet foreign commit
sar. He added, however, that the
presence OF British troops is tolar-
able for certain time"
Meanwhile, the battle for SoeId-
baja ragged with undated fury nf-
ter a week end OF fighting in which
the British renewed their air a.
lacks upon Indonesian forces. In
donesian-manned Japanese tduI7
repeatedly fired so shells into the
Jth Indian division ranks.
Both lndonesian and British
sources indicated that Indonesiau
casualties were heavy. Presidenf
Soekarno declared that "thousands
and thousands Of civilians bad
been killed In vast massacre.
An official British report said tina
many Of the enemy were slain
in "fanatical charges against Brit
ish tanks and that many lndo.
nesian bodies were removed by We
men, after Saturdays fighting
The British announced that their
tighterbombers had blasted tn
main Indoneslan army hea dquarter-
and three other staff headquarters
with direct hits
The British also said their artill-
cry had silenced the Indonesian
manned tanks after they attacked
indian troops. Twenty-one British
sherman tanks and a number OF
tracked gun Carriers( turretle
ShermaRs) arrived IN Batavia ia
reinforce British forces in Java
They included one squadron OF a
tank detachment and the battalioH
headquarters OF the Duke of Gov
naughts own lanCers.
Three topranking japanese ccu-
erals were placed under arrest b.
British authorities on charges VI
violating allied surrender order
by turning tanks, armored cars.
guns and ammunition over TO IN,
lndonesians. The three-identificJ
as 1t. Gen Nagano, commander Of
the japanese 10th army: Mai Ger.
Namamoto. his chief Of staff. AMI
Nal Gen. Nakimura. commander OF
japanese forces in central Java
will be removed to Singapore Wei
nesday for trial as war criminal,
Large quantities Of arms Wee
captured by the Indians as they
pressed slowly forward I'm Soera-
baia under what an eyewitness de-
scribed as cover from naval guns.
artillery, mortars and tighter
bombers. An official announcement
said that yesterday alone the Brit
ish forces seized SO three-ton Ja-
pauese trucks, eight machine guns
mounted for antiaircraft US. -
nm. field gun, a bofors gun, g. ma
chinegun carriers and large quaH-
titles Of small arms ammun ton.
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Seniority
Lists Merged

Seniority lists OF both Local 142.
former representative body of the
Crab Paige Co., and Local so,
former Ford local, have been merg-
ed by action the Executive Coun-
ell OF the International UAW-CIO.
in their current meeting in Wash
ington. D. c. The decision was hand
ed down Sunday.
The jurisdictional dispute as to
which union will represent the
workers OF the Willow Run Plant
wheR the Kaiser-Frazer Co. begins
opeEtjons will be settled by
meeting OF the three top officers Of
both locals, the council decided.
II an agreement between the loo
ais eapnot be reached the lnterna.
tional Executive Council will dis
olive both locals aMl a new local
will be formed.
Brendon Sexton, president OF
Local so. who just returned from
Washington, d. c., after attending
the meeting. stated that he would
start Immediately TO arrange
meeting between officials of the
two locals in an effort to come'to
settlement.
The two locals. each trying to
gain recognition OF its seniority list
and both trying to gain recognition
for the International UAW-CIO as
the only representative body in the
new company. plcketed the Willow
Run plant and the Graham Paige
Warren Ave. plant last week when
the transfer OF plants was started
by the Kaiser-Frazer Company.
According to Sexton, r. ]. Tho
mas. president OF the International
UAW-CIO, met with Henry y
Kaiser previous to the starting Of
the Executive Council meeting. and
gained from him the agreement
that the company would agree TO
any reasonable solution TO the
iurisd'ctional dispute.