The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-16
Observations
Stain in Good
Health Despite
Reports

shington-Reports that Marsh
al Stain is falling in health run con-
trary TO the evidence Of persons
who had a chance 10 see the Soviet
chief closely at Potsdam. Army
men who frequently attended the
conference meetings though not
part OF the delegations. declare that
Stain held up better than most OF
his colleagues,
Despite the heavy calendar OF
social events. punctusted by in
Vulnerable toasts in vodka, the
generalissimo, they report, was
more clipper than either OF his
opposite numbers. including Gle
ment Attlee, and was more men,
able to the many demands OF con.
ference photographers.
Rumors that Stains health was
not too good cropped up when he
delayed the Big Three conference
due TO a head cold
Commercial Airline experts are
saying that both the Army and
Navy waste many OF the cargo and
passenger planes now in their
hands.
Hundreds OF new potential pas
senger planes are going to the Ma
val air transport and its Army
counterpart, many Of them not be-
ing used to full capacity. CONNER
cial operators say they could get
three times as much use out OF the
planes as the Army OF Navy does.
or course, the Army and Navy
has to worry about upkeep costs,
depreciation or the money that is
lost when a plane is permitted to
remain at one field too long.
One OF these mornings house
wives will find labor-saving de-
vices in the stores. It won't be to-
morrow and IL may be weeks or
months, but the day is now In sight.
Production of $50, 900 washing ma
chimes has been authorized for the
third quarter OF this year-July.
August and September.
Also 265,000 refrigerators have
been scheduled but they probably
will go to hospitals and other es-
sential users. And by 1916. says
the Senate War Investigating Com
mittee, production ought to begin
to satisfy the home demand for
100000 refrigerators. other items
expected to show up before long;
vacuum cleaners, heating and cook
ing stoves and typewriters.
There is lively speculation among
Washington officials and members
Of Congress on the potentialities OF
the atomic bomb. which brought
atomic energy into the world with
q blast that shattered Hiroshima
and Nagasaki in Japan.
Here are some OF the specula-
lions they are coming up with:
II Russia lacks the process, or
so long as she does not have II,
her power will be diminished. In
fact. there is a lot OF guessing in
Washington as to what Marshal
Stains reaction is to the news.
II nations the world over should,
In the future, acquire the process,
the power OF small nations would
soar, since smaller country might
hold power Of life or death over
cities Of a powerful neighbor.
There 10 widespread comment
that the discovery puts. teeth" into
the United Nations Charter which
the trainers did not dream II would
have.
II the secret is exclusively in the
hands OF the United States and
Britain It will multiply the power
OF these nations in dealing with the
rest Of the world.
President Roosevelt believed that
the assembly of the United Nations
Organizations would meet in var
ious places such as Chungking.
Washington, Paris London. Mos
COW, Buenos Aires and Ottawa, II
was disclosed by Clark E. Elchel-
berger, director of the American
Association for the United Nations.
Eichelberger says he discussed
the matter with F. d. r. on several
occasions. The late Chief Execu-
tive felt however, that the security
council must have a permanent To-
cation where it can be in session
continuously without interference,
according TO Eichelberger.