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mattered to him and II was increas.
ingly large as the war-work pro
gram became more urgent
According 10 the Department Of
Labor report that ! am quoting.
prepared by Robert J. Myers and
\. Arnold Tolles, the end OF war
production will reduce this pay
roll figure by about Sl6,700,000. 900.
Henry Wallaces statisticians hgur-
ed this reduction at 100000 900.
To meet IL, the Administration has
nothing to offer but government
charity for % weeks, and the Con-
gress. a platitudinous and pious bill
stating principles OF government re-
lationship to full employ ment. A
fictitious figure. 60.00O,000 jobs, is
offered as a definition OF full EN-
ployment in a country where, II you
are to be socially sound, there
should not be more than 100000
persons in the work force.
There are. OF course, other alter
natives. some OF them altogether
practical but running counter to
the domestic policy OF winning cleo
tions by, and the foreign policy OF
appeasement through. bribery. II
Is possible to give the consumers
market its head. letting the Ameri-
can people enjoy a buyers spree.
We need new cars, new radios, new
refrigerators. new homes, new
everything and we have the money
IN earnings and savings to buy.
But to do that the ceiling must
come cff prices as well as wages.
When William II. Davis suggested
an increase in wages but none in
prices. he talked nonsense. be-
cause goods will not appear on the
market at a loss.
Wages represented almost two
thirds Of the national income In
1914 and in some industries ran as
high as nearly so per cent Of the
cost OF production. II Is obvious
that II wages rise and prices do
not rise. goods will have TO be pro-
duced at a loss. Secretary OF La.
Dor Schwellenbach seems TO be-
lieve that somehow industry will
find a way to absorb the increase,
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in Churches
Wide

World Communion Sunday, 90
tober 7. has come TO have an inter
national significance among many
OF the n ajo-' denominations. Bind
ing people Of many lands in a COM
munion OF Christian fellowship It
reminds all participants that on
that given day throughout a "a hour
period Christians are sharing a
common experience.
Many Churches In Ypsilantl will
observe Communion Sunday on
this day and on this particular day
following the end OF the World
Wars. a particular significance at
taches itself to It's observance.
Said Rev. Raymon Bair OF the Pres
byterian Church, This Is the one
day OF the year when all Christians
should come TO the sanctuaries OF
their churches and become part OF
the spiritual band that circles the
world"
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81 DOROTHY KILGALLEN

BIZ DOROTHY KILGALLEN
The Enrol flynns have agreed to
disagree. Mrs. Flynn the former
Nora Eddington, will get custody
OF the child. Theodore Knappen,
husband Of the late Betty Compton,
became a bridegroom again Satur-
day at the Marble Collegiate
Church. Jimmy Walker. who also
was once wed TO Betty, was best
man. President Truman hasn't
given up his idea OF visiting the
Pacific Bases there will be pre-
pared for his arrival soon after
Christmas. Names" will be
mentioned in the Bernarr Macfad-
den divorce proceedings. - Lenore
Lennon, OF the spectacular set,
will waltz down the aisle with an
Army sergeant NOW at Camp
ShanEs) as soon as she's legally
free from Jackie Webb. Bud Abb
bott. OF the comedy team. will back
a Broadway show. It'll feature
many OF his pals from the burles-
que days.
Charlie Barnet Is In St. Clair Hos
pital. Peggy Knudson's next VIII
be Don Mcclure. intimates say, as
soon as he's divorced from his es-
tranged bride, Nancy Jacobson.
Greta Carlo has disposed OF her
house ;the one she Just boughD az
Lonelyville, Fire Island. .. The Jo-
seph Cottens have ironed out their
difficulties. Glenda Farrelrs boy
Tommy will make Ann Kass his
bride as soon as he returns TO
these shores. The opening OF
"Blithe Spirit" at the now-cellu-
loid Winter Garden will be white
tie and ermine event.. Paulette
Goddard and Burgess Meredith are
having hotel trouble. When their
stay was up at the st. Regis they
managed TO get a room for two days
at the Gotham. but don't know
where they're going from there.
A famous motion picture actor,
recently discharged from service,
narrowly missed death the other
night Passed out, blotto. at the
wheel OF a parked car and came
close TO being a carbon monoXide
fatality D.. Colette Lyons, the SOU
brette,- is doing the bistros with
Frank McCreedy. Will Hayes Is
being urged land appears not I'M
willing) to run for the Senate In
next years Indiana elections.
Nat Karson's romance with Eddie
Cantor's daughter, Marilyn, is or.
Quite a to do the other night when
a photog snapped picture OF David
Selznick with Jeneifer Jones his
star. selznick demanded the mega
tive.
Bonita Granville's book VIII be
titled My Life With the Holly
wood Wolves. Ramon Novarro,
the Van johnson OF the silents, is
gravely ILL., Penicillin is the only
hope 80. The new S125,0O0 night
club On W. Third St, THE S.,
has a hatcheck girl yclept Rhode
Island Smith. It's one OF those
come and be heckled' places.
Margaret Sullivan and Katharine
Hepburn were among the celeori-
ties who attended the Providence
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National Income Principal Problem
These Days5Ny f gEo lo e: J0z0HS4

The wage and salary income OF
the United States amounted TO
S43,s47 ,0Qo 900 in 1889 and increas.
ed 10 S9S,l3l 900, 900 by 1874. In a
word, in this six-year period, the
item Of wages and salaries in the
national income more than doubled,
but the working population decreas-
ed. for 100000 men and women
OF working age were taken out OF
1t 10 serve in the armed forces.
According TO figures produced by
the Department OF Labor. ". This
was almost two-thirds OF the total
national income in 1874, and repre-
sented an average annual income
OF approximately $3.50 per work
err
Manufacturing industries paid
about AZ per cent OF wages and
salaries In 1914. Actually, the in
crease in this category was from
$4,000, 100000 in 1889 TO $4,000.
100000 in 1944-an increase of
about 800 per cent. But what cate.
cory OF employment ranked sec.
ond; The Government of course.
Excluding those who were receiv-
ing the dole apd all payments TO
the armed forces, the Government
in 1889 paid out $500, 10000 900: In
1874, Sl3,300,000,0O0, an increase OF
more than 125 per cent.
This general payroll increase is
now the principal American domes-
tic problem. Had the government
been literally truthful in its opera.
lions. the situation today would
not be- so complicated. For inst.
ance, the impression was given that
there was a wage freeze, but actual
ly wages were manipulated and al.
ways upward. This was done by
the device Of time and half for
overtime. and double-time under
certain circumstances. Therefore.
II a worker put in As hours a week.
he had a hours at straight wages
and eight hours at time and a half
or double-time. SO far as the work.
er was concerned, the gibberish OF
time and a half and double-time
was too apparent to worry him:
His "take-home" wage was what
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and SCREEN

premiere OF the Spencer Tracy
play, THE Rugged Path. Open
ing nighters found it "talky" in its
present state.
Special NJ. P.'s without identifi-
cation are patrolling the Times
Square sector TO combat the horde
OF girls who fleece servicemen.. q.
Marilyn Maxwell's husband, John
Conte, is trying to get out OF his
Army hospital long enough TO come
East. o.. Make Rosenbloom and
Judy Cook are cooking on the front
burner. Lauritz Melchior. IN
Denmark now, is searching for his
daughter. Brittle. He's had no
word OF her since the Nazi invasion
-. The producers OF "MaTinfA"
are contemplating a "bobby sox
matinee" each week for fans In the
low-budget group who want to
swoon over crooner Jerry Wayne
90. The newest fad among a group
OF the male ballet dancers will STAY
you: they parade around town
wearing love birds (rean perched
on their shoulders! Hildegarde
is now a Texas Ranger.
The breeze from Hollywood
would have you believe the Gloria
Vanderbllt.Stokowski union has
hit thu Mav-December stage. A
youthful multi-millionaire is hav.
ing private escalators. OF all
things, installed in his triplex.
Happy" Chandler is organizing a
campaign to glamorize baseball. &c.
Lou Costello's racing losses are
making even the moyietown charac-
tiers (who are used to boxcar fig.
ures) whistle in awe. E. The Mar
jorie Hughes" who's clicking with
frankie Carries band Is his daugh-
ter.
Copyright. 1945, for Daily Press)
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but somehow Is not a program
and the statistics published by his
own department prove that II can.
not be done. except (al by produc-
ton at a loss; (b) by lowering OF
quality; (c) or. by government sub
sldy, al OF which are wrong. econ
omically and socially. The simpl.
est and most correct way is 10 kill
OPA and 10 let the market find its
level.
Thea we must explore the foreign
field for additional customers for
American goods That requires an
aggressive. alert. business-like for
eign policy with no appeasement
eyewash and a relationship Of loans
to trade. Nobody in this Admins
tration acts as though he under
stood that jobs Tor Americans is
the everlasting basis OF national
policy.
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THEY SA y

Washington-President Truman
in ordering the Navy to take over
struck oil plants: Nothing will be
permitted to stand in the way OF
the adequate supplies OF any kind
for our Armed Forces and for their
proper deployment and demobiliza-
ton"
Washington-Maj. Gen. curtis E.
Lemay, Superfortress bomber chief
declines an appointment to the SEN
ate: THE Army is my career. |
don't want to abandon that on the
chance of being a mediocre sena-
tor"
New York-Maj. Gen. Leslie r.
Groves, chief of the atomic bomb
project: THE war was won be-
fore It (the atomic bomb was
used but the Japanese did not ad-
init that fact. The men primarily
responsible for victory were the
men who actually engaged IN com
bat with the enemy. The rest of
US aided by supporting their ef-
forts"
New York-Henry Morgenthau,
former Secretary OF the Treasury:
IL am against restoring the German
industrial balance OF power. II We
are to avoid World War III, we
must make the other European
countries self-sufIicient and indus
trially independent OF Germany"
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CHAT TER and
~ q Fact or two

The great black-faced gull or
wagel, nearly 80 inches long, is
found on the Atlantic coasts Of
both Europe and America. The
glaucous gun or burgomaster,
scarcely less in size, is a winter
visitant from the Arctic regions.
Clara Barton directed the
American Red Cross until her
resignation in 1904, when she
was "a years old.
The word telegraph" dates
back to 800 B. c. 1t is a Greek
word meaning Ito write far off,"
GRANDPAPPY NKINS
says the weather has been 50
wet up his way since mid-Sep-
TENDER that the other day he
went swimming-just to get a
breath of fresh air.
!
Zadok Dumkopf is ignoring
the world series between the
Cubs and the Tigers. He says
be is aHergic to bears and cats.
!
In view Of It's behavior we
presume that the name OF ihot
indo-chinese sect, A NJ mi ts,
must rhyme with dynamite.
F!
An editorial suggests that
many government employees
would be a lot better off chop
ping wood than tapping type
writers. My goodness, doesn't
Washington have enough log
rolling the way things are7
The baseball season is over
but there seems 10 be more
strikes than ever.
!
bridge Leap Not Foial"-
headline. II Is II you Jump from
one club TO seven no irvmps.
Now they are talking about
the super-atom bomb. The man
at the next desk, who has a
tendency to be nervous. any,
way, thinks 1t high time they
changed the subject q
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BY R. ]. SCOTT
AMpERSAhP

many friends and are admired by
them. You are kind, Just and
considerable. You are devoted to
your family and you have their
full respect and love. Your re-
sourcefulness and brilliant origi-
nality should win you acclaim to-
day IL you put them to work for
you. Organize games for children
and arrange other entertainments
for the pleasure Of group.
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BURBANK, CALIF-AP - All
available Burbank police were rush
ed TO Warner Brothers Motion Pic
ture Studio early Friday when VOL
ence broke out in the eight-months'
old film strike. More than 800 pick
cts and police and deputy sherifis.
were involved. Pickets barricad-
ed streets leading to the sprawling
studio and halted, workers seek
ing TO enter. Two automobiles
were overturned and one man was
stabbed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-06
Hints on Etiquette

A baked potato is correctly eat
en- by breaking 1t in half with the
fingers. scooplng the inside onto
the plate. and then mixing butter.
salt and pepper In 1t with a fork.
II Is also correct to eat the skin
IL you like.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-06
Rash Appears

A rash usually appears during
the first few weeks, but may not
develop until later. Excessive ex-
posure 70 the sunlight may help TO
bring out the rash. The rash has a
butterfly pattern on the bridge Of
the nose, extending outward over
the cheeks and cheek bones. The
rash may spread up over the eye
brows and down over the upper lip
and chin.
In about one-third Of the cases
the rash also appears on the hands
and feet. The lymph glands in the
neck, armpits and groin often be-
come enlarged. Rubbing against
the bed-clothinR may cause a red
dened skin area on the shoulders,
elbows and knees.
Blush Tinge
At times the rash has a blush
tinge. After several months, some
swelling of the face, arms and
legs may develop due to q collec-
ton Of fluid in the tissues.
The exact cause Of lupus erythe-
matosus has not as yet been de-
termined. II seems to occur most
often in women and children. Ac-
cording to Doctor George Baehr
of New York City, some damage
TO the heart occurs in at least one
out Of every five cases.
In treating this condition, he
suggests that such drugs as the
salicylates be used to lessen the
fever and pain in the joints. Later
on in the course of the disease, the
giving Of injections Of whole blood
into a vein is helpful. The diet
should be well balanced.
Protein Foods
Apparently there is no reason
for receiving any particular foods.
1t is especially important to keep
up the amount Of protein foods in
the diet, such as meat, milk, and
eggs.
1t is also suggested by Doctor
Baehr that plenty of B vitamin be
given and also vitamin C either in
the form Of ascorbic acid tablets
or plenty Of fresh citrus fruits.
The room which the patient
occupies should bo darkened. In
order to prevent secondary infec-
tions, sulfonamide drugs or PEN
icillin may be administered.
1t is important that further
study Of lupus erythematosus be
made so that the cause may be
found, and some treatment for
eliminating it be devised.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-06

LANSING-AP- The Michigan
Grand Capter, Royal Arch Masons,
at the closing session OF its 2Oth
annual convocation installed j. Fair
BARN Smith Of Detroit as grand
high priest: George II. Morgan,
Hillsdale. deputy high priest; Ar
thur NJ. Burke, Port Huron, scribe,
Paul F. Becker. Bessemer, royal
arch captain; Donald Il. Webb.
Lansing, master first veil; Clyde
". Wilson. Owosso. secretary.
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Your Health
Fatigue, Fever
Be ginning Of
Many Diseases

By HERMAN NJ. BUNDESEN VI. D
THERE are a number Of eondi-
tons which start gradually with
weakness, fatigue, and fever. One
Of these is a skin disease called
lupus erythematosus. In this skin
condition, the temperature varies
from time 70 time, but may often
get to as high as los degrees. To-
gether with these early symptoms,
there may be pain in the joints, so
that the condition is much like that
which occurs in rheumatic fever.
The number Of white cells in the
blood is usually decreased, but
frequently infections caused by
staphylococci or streptococci, oe-
cur together with the lupus cry
thematosus, and in such cases, the
number Of white blood cells is
above normal. The amount Of col
oring matter as well as the num-
Der of red cells in the blood, IS
moderately reduced
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-06
Rural Events

SUNDAY
Beaole
Sunday School opens after sum
mer recess, GAS a. m.
MONDAY
Saline
Past Matrons Club, with Mrs. W.
r. Stierle, cooperative luncheon.
TO observe birthdays OF Mrs. Harry
Friis. Mrs. Rosie Woodbridge, Mrs.
George Lehman. Royal Oak.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-06
Half Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Rotasns gave the hour reception program honor
Of D. b. South president. Just wedding
trip L. G. Wiedman program chairman.
Supt A. G. Erickson OF the public schools that
lin teacher Paul Tammi Waukgan H. been
High School and Central grades The taught
and arranged according the experience pupils
Death Jean Hueber. years Ann Arbor,
niece Of Mrs. Samuel Toes, this city.
Birth: To Mr. and Mrs Herman seeske Water St a girl
Marriage Burt L. Crppen, Mr. and Mrs Crippen
and Miss Lillian Brown daughter Mr. and Mrs G. A. Brown,
Armada, the brides home.
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One-MInute Test

1. What is the standard height
from the floor OF a table top?
2. What legal document Is
spelled the same backwards or
forwards?
3. What has each Of the follow
ing vegetables in common with
the human body--lettuce, corn,
potatoes, celery!
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-06
Horoscope for Sunday

A birthday today means that
you have a sharp. intuitive mind.
strong reasoning powers, high
ideals, and the ability to speak
well before others. You are gen.
erous to a fault. and fond Of read
ing. Choose your mate with care
and do not marry too young. To-
day permit no one to burden you
with their responsibilities. This
Is the day OF rest. unless you are
engaged in very essential work.
Spend your time In rest, medita-
ton and silent prayer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-06
Fifty Years Ago

John Dodge has been offered position undersudy
Fencing Master Company being organized in New City
and will probably join this company This Whitney
Company's operas and is a first class organization
Our enterpsing washeewahee Pong Lee attended the last
football the Fair Grounds and very fayorably
Impressed with the sport He would about
in regular Chinese battle game.
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Words of Wisdom

Greatness lies not in being
strong, but In the right using Of
strength.-H. w. Beecher.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-06

One-Annute Test Answers
1. Thirty inches.
2. Deed.
3. Head, ears. eyes, heart
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-06
Today's Horoscope

You are thorough. eficient, en-
ergetic and do your work with
enthusiasm and Hgor. You have
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-28
Cuvuite Sc madeline.
ga prehladu

Danes, ko Steje vsaka ura, je
vaSa patrioticna dolznost, ola 81
ohranite zdravje. Ena unca pre-
precitve je vredna vec kot fun
tie zdravil. Imejte obilo spanja
in pocitka. Oblacite Sc vreme-
nu primerno in Guvajte Sc pre-
hlada. VaSa dijeta mai DO zmer-
ma in uzivajte obilo zelenjave
in saba. Pijte dovolj vode in
sadnih sokov. Zavarujte 81 re-
dino odvajanje z uzivanjem Tri-
nerjevega grenkega vina in
jemliite ga pc navodilih ma ste
klenici. To lahko odvajalno
%sredstvo, XII ina Stoves re 81
let. Z~ahtevajte lie pristnega z
vitamini B-1. Joseph Triner
Corporation, 1888 South Ash
land Avenue, Chicago 8, III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-28

Hitlerju, Brazilija pa je pod
predsednikom Vargasom z Via
do Zed. draw V najozjih odno-
Saith. Pristasi demokracije pa
nimajo besede, ne zascite cd
demokratocnih vlad ne v eni ne
v drugi dezeli. Kajti v medina
rodnih odnoSajih drzavniki nj
majo V mislih demokracije,
temvec lie povsem druge intere-
Sc, XII SO cestokrat protidemo-
kraticni. Drugace v sedanji sve-
town. ekonomski uredbi tudi
biti ne more.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-28

Zadnjic mi je prisel v roke
tukajsnji dnevnik G Cleveland
News, XII ina OBJ sobotah poseb-
no stran z naslovom Saturday
Town Meeting. v izdaji z dine
II. feb. imata V Mi razpravo ali
debate bivSi urednik Enako-
pravnosti, sedaj policijski pro-
sekutor Vatro Grill, in ured-
nix AmeriSke domovine James
Debevec. Grill navajo vzroke,
kako je prislo do sedanjega u
porniSkega gibanja. Pr tenn je
posegel nazaj, ko Jugoslavije Sc
bio nj, in ko SO bill Slovenci
pod nemsko nadvlado Avstrije,
in kako SO 81 jugoslovanski ma
rodi zeleli ustanovitev idealne
Ju~goslavije, a nastala je TAXA, S
kakrsno nj bill nihce zadoVoljen,
razen tisti, XII SO incl privile-
gil izzemati ljudstvo. Pedal je
dobro analizo. Ma drugi strani
pa slika James Debevec komu-
nisticnega bavbava, XII mort,
poziga, krade ljudem vero in
sploh pocne same zloceste stva-
ri. Dere Sc kot jesihar, kako je
katolicanstvo V nevarnosti pred
Titovo Waldo in da tam pod MO
ne BIO demokracije. Zagovarja
start red, Mihajlovicevo kliko
in sklicuje Sc ma Skofa Roma
ma, XII je preklel komuniste. ia
ka hvali tudi SIS, dasi il je bila
Slovenija lie MOLINA krava. Pra-
vi, da je S casopisje V Jugo-
slaviji pod Titovo diktaturo. Ne
pove pa, ola so listi Slovenec,
Jutro in Domovona, XII izhaiaio
v Ljubljani, pod diktaturo ge-
stapovcev in Hitlerja, XII je pre-
jel blagoslov tudi cd Skofa
Rozmana in kvizlinga Rupnika.
To casopisje mora prinasati po-
lovico nacijske propaganda v
nemskem jeziku, ostalo V slo-
venskem, in to V prestolnici
Slovenije! Tu in tam Sc sklicu-
jejo ma vero, pa jim nj zanjo.
pac pa "a start red, V katerem
bi vladali in ljudstvo jim bi BIZ
10 "a hlapce.
Ampak izgleda, da Sc tisti
cast, kakrsne 81 zele ii prijate-
iii reakcije nazaj, nikoli vec ne
vrnejo. Ljudstvo Sc je naveli-
Gallo vecnega hlapcevanja. Slo-
~venija vstaja in Sc prebuja k
osvoboditvi. Jugoslavija DO de-
mokraticna, federativna drza-
va, ker to zeli memo ljudstvo.
cato Sc bori in dale zivljenja,
ker hoce, da Sc poleg okupator-
jew otrese tudi domacih izkori-
Scevalcev. - j. F. Durn.