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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Marriage After Forty
Not Cure-AH FOR Boredom
BY HELEN ROWLAND

ALWAYS ShVer when meet attractive woman in The early
most attractive AT that
and the point of detachng
fairly good husband
reached the most dangerous moment Of her life
nothing steady head miracle her from
reckesSy gong and crashing into
should think long time before she decides trip
long before decides another
the altar.
SHE WILL find that Of the around her
married pretty we'll hoCtied The few who still
circulation looking for young thing half her and
regard a. Al antique
when she in her reliable old used husband
viii probably have choose between being
young guardian and being old mans Between
trying keep with young who has stepping foot
trying slow old man who has hardening Of the
arteries
Between putting bags young head and putting
hot water bottles on an old man feet
THERE'S NOT choice between trying 10 change the
wild habits of a Young man and trying
prospect Of wondering what young
doing himself when away from home all evening
and wondering what to do TO anlse old man who IS around
the house all day.
But that's about choice when she
searching for thrills and romance after the bell has rng
youth.
THERE HAVE ~ course happy marriages many ~
10y n ortIoS and the ffe Mar
race ndcrs landing and love and conpanonshp But they
thrill who divorce because of boredom
and marry a change.
Marriage al 20 may ad,entuebut, after 40 it's the
last call.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Vitamin Conscious

Although they diet 20 pre-
serve youthful lines. there is
less said Of dieting IN Hollywood
than before they learned Of vita
MINIS. Now they talk If nu-
triton and carry their Vtamin
tablets with them.
Miss Carroll keeps hers in
tiny silver box fastened 10 a
silver Ink bracelet.
While It seems simple enough.
few people seem 10 remember
what any one Of the vitamnS
stand for They didn't learn Of
them in their school DAYS SO
reminder or chart is necessary.
For instance. YOU may like 70
know that yitamln Il is vitality
necessary for good health. We
have many foods abundant in
this vitamin: kidney beans SOY
beans, nuts, brown rice. Yeast.
asparagus, avocado, fish roc.
milk and eggs. are a few Of
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Hats 60
Up and Down

by TITS time YOU are prob
- ably used 20 the down-in-
back hats winch cover All your
-alr. your neck and even Your
-h0gldars. bat leaving your fore
Noad too 100 exposed But you
can have both S'Nle and flatfcry
Ihere is. for instance the novel
ha' worn tv Anne shirley
It's a SILKY felt q perfect oval
In SHAPE. the long part of the
oval running up IN front halo
style. and down n hack in the
best modern SfN.o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Exercises
Help Keep
Hands Nice.

ELFNER women dress up their
wrists. It's a good idea
whether the hands are pretty or
not. Dress designers, this sea-
son. are giving more attention
10 decorative cuffs.
There are great possibilities
along those lines. In the shops
YOU VIII find collar and cuff sets
Of dainty lace, many Of them
hand made.
When mbricating your hands.
which YOU should do AT least
two or three times week
frequent use Of a hand lotion is
not enough he sure 10 give
your wrists a good thumbing.
While YOU are AT II, cup your
elbows in a well-olled palm and
give them little massage
Wrists must he flexible n
hand movements are 10 he
graceful Swing yours around q
bit. 500 II they are muscle bound
Just as well 10 exercise them
anyway.
Flutter both hands AZ once.
Send them up and down as far
"a they Will 90
Lift the hands. palms outward.
As you lower them fold fingers
and thumbs inside the palms
When the hands are made into
tight fists turn the wrists from
side IN side. /J
II wrlJs arc thin bones prom
nent, apply toilet lanoline.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Stars
Follow
Sane Diets
nv DONNA GRACE

HOLLYWOOD beauties will
always watch calories and
avoid rich foods. They have no
choice in the matter. They
either retain their slim figures
or they are asked to 60 on the
leisure list They can he dropped
because Of the extra pounds so
they avoid this handicap.
A young healthy appetite is
something 10 control though and
occasionally there is need for
restricted diets and lots OF ex-
ercise.
Lovely Georgia Carroll has a
little system of her own for TAX
ing Off The few pounds she ad-
mts appear from time to time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Tomato Pepper Sauce

One tablespoon butter, I
tablespoon flour, 2 tablespoons
chopped parsley. salt and pep
per cup chopped green
pepper ~ cups tomato soup
Add butter 70 drlpplnEs in
skillet in which hamburger were
skillet n which hamhurrers were
Drowned Add flour parsley salt.
pepper and green pepper STR
until smooth and continue cook
inc urtI pepper jV tender Add
tomato soup and cook = ~ 70
minutes or Until NaVorS arc
blended Ser-e over biscuit
hsn-hgr-ers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Her Diet

We will give YOU her diet:
For breakfast she has glass
~ orange or grapefruit juice.
unstrained, a slice OF buttered
wheat toast. a generous serving
Of fresh fruit without cream or
sugar and black unsweetened
coffee.
For luncheon she has two
hroiled lamb chops or chicken
or an omelet with tomatoes, a
green salad, a slice OF melha
toast and a glass of SKINNED or
raw milk.
A glass NJ huttermlk is per-
mitted if she is hungry AT tea
time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
No Cooking School
tuesday Afternoon

TVIFRE VIII be no cooking
4 school Tuesday afternoon.
January u for members ~ The
Detroit Times Uomemaker>
Club
Instead the HomcmakerS Cun
Inlt Of the American Red Cro~
viii work al day on krit Wear
for our boys on north Atlantic
patrol
The meeting place is the club
room on tho 9th floor of our
building Doors viii be open At
q m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Mustard Sauce

ADD INTEREST 10 cole slaw
or iellicd meat salad with a
nlppy dressing An unusual
sauce is made nv mixing one
half cup prepared salad dress
ing with two teaspoons prepared
yellow mustard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Dinner

Her dinner usually consists Of
hrolled roast. lean meat, a
green salad, medium serving Of
carrots or heets. two slices of
melba toast and SteWed fruit.
Georgias diet forbidS cock
tails and requires that she drink
a quart Of milk, raw or
skinned. during the day. This
may seem 70 he quite a lot OF
food but II will not put weight
on any girl who is as active as
this smart girl.
Miss Carroll, you know. Is the
New York model who has not
only had stage success but ap-
pears in some important PIC
lures She is one Of the very
tall blondes whose presence
would grace any show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
ltAPCY- ri TO APPIL IN

tRIES Generally favorable
"a aspects. We'd call this a
good -build-up day for tomorrow
and remainder Of the week. I'M
portant details and arrangements
should be carried out now.
arm cf TO WAY N
Taurus BE discreet. tactful,
conscientious, have forethought,
speak with careful consideration
of the truth and so that YOU
won't hurt unnecessarily. In gen
eral, be a diplomat today. For
the effort, You'll he surprised at
the good results YOU will accumu-
late.
NAY cf TO JrNE sf
Comm Your planetary CON
hguratlons are very hene6c II
you Will keep steadily on the ion
(wlthout anxiety, overstraln or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

S0OulG AUG tOh~ MAKE YOUR NflI
unfit for the following days
work. Today's aspects are favor
able
NOV. - TO DEC 90
cagittayJUS BE care y NJ
your answers No unnecessary
abrupt speech or sarcasm The
pleaSanter you are, the more
others will assist YOU Re rightly
determined, hut not stubborn.
DEC. ~ TO JAN II
Capricorn Money can be made
through sound investments and
by saving instead Of reaching ont
for every bargain YOU see. OHer
helpful suggestions whore you
think they really viii help. Keep
your affairs in order Romance,
domcsticity are on the favored
list,
JAN. p TO FEE. n
Agp1rjgs a fine period now
Tor getting your affairs m order
promptly for the week. taCklng
money matters, offering your very
useful IDEAS in difficulties El,mi-
nate minor details so they won't
hamper the week s progress.
FEB. 2f To MARCH %
Pisces Please note advice 20
Aauarians. Your influences are
similar today. Get prelminaries
attended TO quickly but properly,
hold helpful conferences, make
worthwhile changes.
4 CHILD horn oH this DIM
can make an unusual mark FOR
itself nm this world II II VIII learn
- hold back curt speech and not
be oycrcNactlng. 1t has the eX-
ccllont qualities Of uprightness.
cardor. ambition, clean-mIuded-
ness, general capahlllty. MAY II
always live up to its Unborn yir-
tues.
Copyright. 1872 hy King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
YOUR HOROSCOPE
the Section Your Rvtbdop Comes h. and Find What
Your Outlook H. according n the Stars
For Hondnu JnpBntH ,.

you a attempt more than vow
should and thus make yourself
unfit for the following days
work. Today's aspects are favor
able.
Evening star., 1942-02-08
He's got a bigger job now :.

TIME WAS when we could urge this boy, and
thousands like him, to typewriters and
fit himself for better job. But he's not buying
typewriters today. He's got bigger job -. the
biggest job man can have. And we'll he knows
how our hopes and prayers march with him.
So this advertisement is not to him, but to millions
of stay-at-homes and perhaps it is not even an
advertisement Maybe our typewriters can help you
with your daily work; whether they can not,
the point is that all have that daily work to do
Beside the job given to these boys of ours, jobs
seem small and dull :. but never in our country s
history have they meant much.
Some millions of us are helping directly, in mines
and fields and shops. The rest of us only do
each days task it lies before do it the best
can. . and then find more to do. Our part is
to keep things going home for these boys of ours
And no hand is fast enough, no day long enough,
to do all that we want to do.
, G Smith & Corona Typewriters Inc Syracuse, N
Evening star., 1942-02-08
Me0/
ROSEMARY LANE
A oo-SeCOkD CLOSEUP

gan. Rosemary came East to give
performance for Greek War Relief.
Abbott saw her. thought she'd fit into
BEST Foot Forward" He asked her
to sing. She sang three lines. He inter-
rupted: Read this play script"
1t took him exactly an hour to hire
her.
THE OTHER Lane sisters Uola is
in Hollywood; Martha, the only nom
actress. is a newspaperwoman) bring
the total to five. On December %
Rosemary married Bud Westmore -
one of the screen makeup experts.
Bud is one of five brothers.
Bud got girl who has one of the
smallest faces in camera history (she
has to wear a children 's-size hat).
Who, in 10 years, hasn't missed per-
formance. Who has eyelashes really
half an inch long. Who stands little
over five feet, looks like college-prom
queen and has lovely shoulders -
hasn't she? JERRY MASON
Evening star., 1942-02-08

looked like million bucks in a bath
ing suit Qook lefD. Then things hap
pened:
Producer George Abbott asked her
if she'd like to be the star of Broad
way show. And what kind of a part
do you think Hollywood's home-girl
type is playing? Right! She's become
the toast of the town as the super
glamorous. sultry, sexy movie queen
of hit-show BEST Foot Forward"
EVENTS have a habit of repeating
themselves with Rosemary. She was
Is, Priscilla was ID, when they left
Iowa to visit New York. Big sister
Leota Concert singer sent them to
music publisher to get some music.
Bandleader Fred Waring dropped in.
heard the pair practising.
1t took him exactly an hour to
hire them.
The band reached Hollywood in
81. The Lane sisters stayed there.
The daughter -wife-mother saga be-
Evening star., 1942-02-08

LOOK at those pictures! That's Rose
mary Lane. You know - Rosemary,
one of those nice Lane sisters who
starred in the Hollywood saga of
-Four Daughters" -Four Wives"
-Four Mothers" For years, Rosemary
was the lovely embodiment of the
gingham apron and low-heeled SAN
dals. No phony glamor. No oscillating
oomph. Just sweet, lively kid who
Evening star., 1942-08-15
Rev. Robert CaverIee
To Fill Pulpit al
First Baptist
Plans Three Sermons
Tomorrow With
Special Music

The visiting minister tomorrow at
the First Baptist Church will be the
Rev. Robert r. Caverlee, pastor
of Fredericksburg Baptist Church,
Fredericksburg, Va.
The Christians Answer for Our
Day will be his topic for both the
GAS and IL am. services, and his
8 pm. topic will be Entering Into
Life"
Special music will be given at the
morning services by girls trio. The
trio will sing again in the evening
service. at which time male quar-
tette will also sing.
The girls trio is composed OF Shir-
lev Maltz, Josephine Fisher and
Betty Baker, and the male quartette
is composed OF Donald Siegrist, Allon
Barker, John Parry and Iverson
Hutton.
The Kathleen Mallary Missionary
Circle meets at pm. every first and
third Monday Of the month in the
Luther Rice Building. Mrs. Gail
Eldridge is the program director and
Miss Marguerite Pack is the presi-
dent.
The Rev. Gaye L. McGlothlen. di-
rector of Christian education, Dis
trict Baptist Convention, will con-
duct the service at pm. August 20
Evening star., 1942-08-15
Denver j. Youth Guest
Al Auoustana Lutheran

Hugo Eskildson OF the University
of Denver and national treasurer Of
the Lutheran Students Associa
ton OF America will be the guest
preacher tomorrow morning At the
Augustana Lutheran Church. Mrs.
r. E. Snesrud, contralto will be the
soloist.
DR.. Arthur o. Helm, pastor. is
spending his vacation for the most
part at home and may be reached
for ministerial emergencies by call
ing Emerson DOLL.
The Luther League meeting
scheduled for next Thursday eve
ming is being merged with the out
of-door youth rally OF the conere-
CATION on August 30. The rally will
be held at Palisade Park, Station
Is. and will be attended by the Rev.
Wilton Bergstrand. OF Minneapolis.
head of the Luther League work of
the Lutheran Augustana Synod of
America.
The Rev. s. E. Engstrom OF
Minneapolis, executive director OF
Home Missions of the Augustana
Synod, will be the speaker at a din
ner with which the congregation
will launch its fall activities Sep
| tember IA
Evening star., 1942-08-15

wife might bring him into danger.
he pretended that she was his Sis
ter: thus earning the contempt OF
Abimelech for himself. In all So
cietv. the man who will not de-
fend his wife's honor Is held In
pretty low esteem.
Two sons were born to Rebecca;
and she early developed that grew
Gus parental fault OF preferring
one above another. Esau was a
lusty, needless, out-of-doors man;
Jacob WAS quieter. shrewder dis
position, inclined ever to take refuge
behind his m others strong person.
ality. 4 1scrupulous Jacob, the
younger son, took advantage of
Esaus impetuous appetite by cheat
ing him out OF his birthright. Later,
Rebecca connived with Jacob to de-
ceive the blind father into giving
him Esau's blessing. 1t is not ex-
actly q happy family portrait that
Genesis paints We must admit
that Isaac was failure as father
and as head OF a family.
Wells Of the Orient.
High point of this brief biography
has to do with the succession of
wells which Isaac dug, and then had
wrested from him by his neighbors.
In this semi-desert land wells spell
life. It Is an old Arab trick to beat
foe to the nearest oasis. fill the
waterskins and then poilute the
water, without which the enemy
cannot proceed further. Some OF the
wells OF Canaan and Sinai are in
credibly old. Jacobs well at Sychar
impressed me most by the deep
grooves worn in the curbing by the
ropes let down toilsomely through
out the centuries by weary women.
Beersheba. geographical center OF
our story, is a place Of wells, i'm
measurably ancient, still In use. I
have repeatedly drunk from them.
The place is still O. town, though
f1ocks Of sheep are always to be
seen, while grizzled Arabs sit pa
tiently about on their launches,
indulging in the Arabs favorite pas
time of talk. Since the war, there
has been a bust Of Gen. Allenby
perched high on a pedestal near the
Government headquarters. South of
Beersheba runs the cruel Sinai
Desert.
The Man Who Would Not Fight.
Isaac always surrendered the wells
his servants dug as soon as opposi-
tion appeared. Even those he had
Evening star., 1942-08-15
Dr.. Paul F. Douglass
To Preach Two
Sermons Tomorrow
Middle Brows' Is Topic
At II at Mount Vernon
Place Methodist

Dr.. Paul F. Douglass, president of
American University, will preach
tomorrow at II IN. at the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church on
Middle Brows' and at pm. on
"Disciplining the Soul"
The Rev. w. H. Wilson associate
minister, will preach at am. on
Life Uprooted." Martin Busch.
baritone, will sing. He will also
preach to the Junior Church at
] m. on Jesus and Bad People. "
The annual elections of officers of
the Pugh Glass will begin tomorrow.
Rossel E. Mitchell will teach, con-
tinuing the series on The Kingdom
of God"
The buffet supper for young
people and young adults will be
served in the recreation hall at
545 pm. The separate sessions
for the two groups will begin at
$50 pm. The Young Adult Fel-
lowship will have the third in a
series of programs centered around
the theme, Word Pictures OF a
World War" The speaker will be
from the Philippine Commonwealth.
The Womans Society of Christian
Service will meet at IL am.
The prayer service at pm.
Thursday will be in charge of High
Quest Glass. A fellowship In the
social hall will follow.
Evening star., 1942-08-15
DR.. Lenski 10 Preach
AT Grace Lutheran
Al 8:45 and II

Services at Grace Lutheran Church
will be conducted tomorrow by DR..
Gerhard E. Lenski. Mathis will be
held at 8:45 am. This service Is
held for the special benefit of
servicemen and their families. DR.
Lenski will preach on Il Am Re
solved What to Do" Special music
will be by the Cappelmann sisters
trio.
DR.. Lenski will repeat the sermon
at IL am. Guest soloist will be
Ruthanne johnson. Infant baptism
will be administered in connection
with this service.
A memorial service will be con-
Quoted at pm by the pastor, hon
oring the memory OF Capt. Charles
Dudley Bryant of the American
merchant marine, who lost his life
when his ship was torpedoed re-
Gently in the Caribbean Sea.
The Executive Committee of the
Sunday School Board will meet at
8 pm. Tuesday.
Evening star., 1942-08-15

inherited from his father he gave
up. He was the perfect pacifist.
Driven from one we'll. he dug an
other, until he was beyond the reach
of rivalry.
Thus is posed for us as of old the
worlds newest issue Is Gsndhi right
in proposing to let Japan take India
without opposition? Should Europe
succumb to Hitler, as Laval suggests?
Are the strong ever to have their
way? Is might the only arbiter?
Are there no considerations Of JUS
tice to take precedence of peace?
Our days verdict is dead against
the appeasement way. Certainly
Isaac would be more highly esteemed
today (the subsequent books of the
Old and New Testaments ignore
him) had he, like his father, man
fully maintained his rights. And his
own life would have been happier.
He not only lost wells, but he also
lost that inward peace which those
who are valiant for Righteousness
enjoy. He died, pathetic, deceived,
unhappy figure.
A Wilson World.
In his address to the Congress,
calling for war with Germany,
President Wilson uttered senten-
tious truth which should not be
permitted to die-"the right is more
precious than peace" AS Isaacs
successive repulses showed, there is
no permanent peace without justice.
If sheer and shameless might Is
forever to be given the right of way,
then all the ideals of peace must
perish, and the weak must forever
suffer wrong. Millions of brave men
are today witnesses that there are
things worth fighting for, goals more
precious than life itself. Man Is not
man at his best until he is willing
to offer the gauge of battle for the
truths which make him more than
a brute, a son of God with the ideals
of his Father in his heart.
If the world were made up of
Isaacs, men of good will and lovers
Vi Woulu NC 1io opi ilC.
And that is the sort of world we
contemplate, after the brute force
Of Hitler and all his ilk have been
broken and subdued. 1t is possible
for nations to dwell together with
never thought OF strife, as Canada
and the United States have lived
at peace for $50 years, each respect
ing the others rights Some day
the peoples of the whole earth will
become similar good neishbors. The
way of peace is the intelligent, rea-
sonable way, the way of mutual ad-
vantage and happiness.
To win this great goal OF a world
at peace, which seers and sages
have for centuries envisaged, man
kind must be dominated by the
motives and improvement which
are found only In religion. Day by
day. more and more persons are
seeing and saying that only spiritual
forces can give us the new order for
which we fervently pray. 1t must
be world wherein Christ is ac-
cepted as King, and wherein His law
OF love prevails. And that world has
its only beginning in the heart OF
each of us.
Evening star., 1942-08-15
BrookIond Methodist

The Rev Richard N Edwards,
pastor from 1927 to 1884 and now at
Washington Grove. Md, will preach
at II am. on "A Well of Opportun-
ity." Special music will be fur
nished by members of the Young
Adult Fellowship. There will be no
evening service
Members of the Young Adult Fell
lowship will meet Tuesday evening
to plan an anniversary celebration
The fellowship was organized on
September "a, 194l. Games and re-
freshments will follow the business
meeting
Evening star., 1942-08-15

Vlchy France.
Perhaps the best explanation OF
Isaac's life is that which labels
him as merely connecting link
between two strong personalities.
He simply carried on the family
line. He was negative connect
ing two positives. We are all
familiar with this phenomenon:
Weak sons of strong fathers. But
they do hand on the torch. Per-
haps most of us fall into this cate
cory of the commonplace. hoping
ever to transmit virtues to our chill
dren which we do not ourselves pos
sess.
These old human interest stories
from Genesis are full of meaning
and profit. Here is household
wherein a wife dominated-a wife
Evening star., 1942-08-15
Rev. Glenn Wagner
At Wallace Memorial

The pulpit of the Wallace Memo
rial United Presbyterian Church will
be occupied at II am. by the Rev
Glenn w. Wagner, president of the
Washington Bible Institute. He will
speak on Having Everything: Lack
ing Everything" The contralto
member of the church quartet, Mrs.
Wallace P. Lynn, will sing.
The Rev Henry D. Brown, pastor
Of the Third Presbyterian Church.
Richmond, Va, will preach at 8
pm. At this service Mr.. William
Eliza Smith, tenor, will sing.
DR.. C. E. Hawthorne. the pastor,
with Mrs. Hawthorne, is spending a
part of his vacation at Winona Lake,
Ind.
On Tuesday the Nemoin Mis-
sionary Society will hold dinner
meeting.
Evening star., 1942-08-15
BrookIund Baptist

Chaplain Albert Corpening will
occupy the pulpit tomorrow in the
absence of the Rev. M. C. Stith. At
IL am the topic will be The Eyes
of the Heart" Members of the girls
choir will furnish the music. From
7:45 to s pm. the chorus and con-
gregation will sing At SPIN. Chap
lain Corpening's sermon topic will
be God Is Betting on You"
A Bible conference will be held
Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1942-08-15
DR.. Hastings 10 Talk
Tomorrow on What
God Hates Most

What God Hates Most" is the
subject of DR.. J. Warren Hastings
in the National City Christian
Church tomorrow at IL am. Mrs.
Leo Tooley, contralto, and E. E.
Condron, tenor. will render a duet.
The Business Woman's Guild will
have dinner meeting Monday at
pm in the Vermont avenue church
building. Devotions will be led by
Mrs. Fannie Foster, and the pro-
gram will consist of Echoes From
the Convention" with reports by
Miss Ida Mcmillan, Mrs. Gertrude
Pugh and Dr. William H. Pinkerton.
DR.. and Mrs. Hastings will be the
guests of honor.
The Woman's Council will hold a
study and prayer service at o;3o
am. Thursday. Mrs. Josephine
Stearns will be the leader.