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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
There S No Time Limit
On Love, Says Helen
BY HELEN ROWLAND

and heart VIII bear up under
the shock OF meeting a brand
new man when he returns.
OR 1T MAY happen that they
can tell bv the mans past per-
fornance whether his love is
likely 10 slow down 10 a walk,
and by the quality and quantity
Of the girls old romances Just
how many weeks or years her
current emotions will keep their
color.
But all Of these are superficial
reactions which don't mean
great deal IN times like these.
Impulse. vanity. adventure and
romance are merely the cut
flowers Of love they have no
roots. and naturally they fade
sooner or later.
LOVE ITSELF is something
else: and il has no time limit
except life. And when all the
ovelty and excitement of
wartime wedding have worn OF,
love is that understanding. that
tenderness, h innperishable
something between you which
has remained fresh and alive
and unchanged!
No, love has no time limit.
But what you need very much
10 make sure of before you rush
into a war marriage, is Just that
il is love! Not ersatZ affection.
but the genuine thing-the only
thing worth marrying for.
Copyright, 1913, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19

LOOK SLIM and delightful
as a streak Of sunshine in this
vivacious frock with deep,
pointy yoke. You'll like Pat
tern 1878 IN a gaily printed per-
Gale. II you've a bit of leftover
fabric from another dress, try
having a note Of contrast as
shown in the smaller sketch,
Pattern 4578 comes in misses
and women's sizes Ia. Is, 1s,
20 81. "a, 30. 80. 40, Il and "A.
Size l6 takes 3ls yards 35-Inch.
This pattern, together with
transfer pattern of useful and
charming motifs 10 embroider
on linens and garments, 20
cents. so
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams Pattern.
Write plainly, size. name, adj
dress and style number.
Just out! Our new fall and
winter pattern book Send 10
cents extra. Free glove and
bag pattern in book e. pattern
and book together, 80 cents.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
1915 Times Square, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
Cutting Biscuits

CIT BAKING powder bis
clIts-faNortulIy m a q vltn
meat drppFnEs on lard into
squares Takes half the time,
leaves no cutting lettoverS, and
hakas % less pan space Cut
with nnurnd ktchcn knife.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
Just One Roll

When you eat in restaurant.
u doesn help any 10 have 70
wait in line and then have 10
wait for service You get so
hungry you could eat the table
cloth, Then. 10 keep you quiet,
the waiter brings on the water.
the rolls and the butter. Be-
fore you even start your meal
you consume two or three rolls
and lnnumerable toast sticks.
They don't give you enough
butter 10 spread II any way but
thin but you make il cover A
lot Of calorIeS. y If the scales
are going up, one roll or one
slice of bread is your limit.
You'd better stay away from
those places that are famous
for good food from VichysoiSe
10 hot minCe PIE. It's un-
patriotic 10 leave any food on
your plate.
Sdp DumpIiues
If YOU are trying 10 get your
weight down to normal 90 to
a place where YOU can order
the main course only ard don't
have 10 pay for the others.
Have meat, or fish or fowl. or
eggs or a cheese dish what
ever you can get along that
lrs,g. inc ,-,r. - , To- - e,I,I
one roll and a beverage. When
you take dessert. have leilo,
fresh fruit, or Crackers and
cheese Or you can skip the
dessert and have fresh fruit
later at home
The food pattern for the
dIner-out works Just as we'll for
the home maker. Hang on 70
your viii power. have only one
serving of the main dish, and
fill up the empty spaces with
bulky salads. vegetables and
fruit. and skip the apple dump
llngs.
Want 10 trim down that
figure for victory simness" .
Send for Ida Jean kain's new
leahet, the Victory Reducing
Diet. Enclose stamped, self
addressed envelope, and they
will be mailed 10 you simply
address Ida Jean Kahn. Detroit
Times. Detroit, 81, Mich
Copyright 1913. by KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
Pitfalls of Love :: BY Adele Garrison

KATHARINES EYES filled
and with a swift, graceful move
ment she Dcnt and pressed her
lips TO the kind old hand hold
ing hers.
Il feel as il had been
blessed she said huSkily yet
softly, so that the driver and
guard with faces held correctly
/. front could not hear
i Then, with no other word, we
bclimbed into the car, and he
spoke 10 the driver.
Spencer Leaves Them
THE usual place, Joe, he
said, and then, with little
wave OF the hand 20 us, he
walked away with a tread re-
markedly light and firm for his
years.
THE old darling Katharine
exclaimed. I'm ashamed of all
the times I've been impatient
over his dictum that I could
not see Jack until this mess
was all cleared up. / can see
now that he arranged II just
az swiftly as he could. But -
do you think the driver could
60 a little faster, Madge -
J smiled indulgently at her.
/ think hes oveTgtepping the
speed limit as il IS. ! said.
Just possess your soul IN pa
thence a few minutes longer,
dear glrl. You've been brave 50
long
That Just the trouble % she
said. voicIng a familiar truth.
You can endure. and endure,
and endure. with hope almost
gone, and then when YOU come
10 the end OF the ordeal, and
blessed relief and happiness are
gwen yOu--tnen you are apt 10
% to pieces.
Admorishes Katharine
Don YOU dare" / told her
sternly j refuse absolutely 70
deliver YOU 10 Jack IN sections,
your head IN ono box say your
hands and feet ~ another
She began 10 laugh. so I'M
moderately that / feared l had
overNhot my mark l had wanted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19

merely 10 ease her imPatience,
not to send her into hysteria.
stop H." l admonished her
in low quick tones. with warn
ing look al the driver and when
she had obeyed me, she looked
az me quiZZlcally.
Let this be lesson 10 you, "
she said. Never again be as
funny as YOU can"
Il won I. said, relieved that
I had diverted her thoughts
without having 10 tell her of the
arrangements my father had
made for her coming reunion
with Jack
We sat in silence for several
minutes after her laughter had
died away.
Then she spoke my name with
a distinct TemOr IN her voice.
'Madge. dear"
Katharine Shaken
From beneath my eyelashes I
shot "A swift searching glance
az her. and saw that instead Of
her usual poiSe. product of her
professional training and so IN
grained IN her a. TO be- virtually
part OF her character. she vas
as shaken, as timorous. as a
school girl meeting her first
glamor date.
Yes, dear girl?" / answered.
Joe fooled the car into the big
entrance of the Chinese factory.
the proprietor OF which was Of
constant ineStlmable help 10 my
fathers undertakings, then into
the garage, whose big doors
closed behind US. Then the steel
partition which I knew so well,
apparently an lmmoVable wall,
rose into the air. the car rolled
through into a big back room
and the steel wall Shd back
INTO space.
This Is where you get out. y
Joe, the driver. said, but even
* the other guard came back
10 unlock. the doors, Joe fairly
snarled another order.
Stay where you are" he
ordered Hicks, do you see
what | see
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
Another Red Cross
Nutrition Course

ANOTHER Red Cross NIL
triton class Is scheduled 10
start in The Detroit Times
eUdltOrium, Wednesday. Oct
~. The time is 6 30 10 s 80.
THIS IS the regulation
Red Cross 20-hour course,
from which graduates may
60 on TO the canteen course
or the dietiuans aide course.
SEATING capacity in our
auditorium IS limited. 80 Ve
suggest YOU register AZ soon
rs possible fiji out the
blank on these pages and
mail 10 Prudence Penny. who
VIII conduct the course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19

WHY DO so many young
lovers who are marrying hIr-
riedly these days feel that they
are gambling with happiness ?
Why do they have doubts or
qualms about how long love will
last
The man who goes TO war
may change the girl he leaves
behind may grow wiser and
more serious, but their love
won't change. Nor il it's love.
PSYCHIATRISTs have pre-
dicted that before long marriage
will cease 70 be- a gamble or An
experiment and will become an
exact science Before you sign
on the dotted line. you will be
able 10 tell. with the aid Of
psychoanalyst. not only lust
how long your own love Will last
bur exactly what your parking
time will be in man affec-
tons.
MAYBE HE can tell you all
about your libido and whether
your temperamentS and tastes
will match as perfectly in the
broad daylight Of peace as they
do in the shadows and dImouts
of war.
And m yb o its possible 10
foreSee how his temperament
will stand the strain and re-
strictions of domesticity or rebel
against them; or how her nerves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19

Due To the slowneSs Of the
mails and other conditions he
yond our control, pattern deliv-
cries are being delayed. Please
he patient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19

Backlog every weldireced wardrobe is tailored suit
sketched today from collection of suits distin
ished BY impeccabe tailoring and made Of finest imported
per woolens. The fabric which shadow
striped grays the that used for
suits which impervious wrnkng and bagging.
Both the classic styles available
skirts have peas fore and aft and upper osings
In IA through - SIS.
For shoppng Information $500 lime 347,
bstDesn 9 a. m and p ur--Saturdays, $50 TO $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
Washing Gudles

So many typos Of foundations
are light IN weight. so that thCy
may be washed and dried over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
Takes WiIIpower

After the trouble you have
getting food YOU aren't gong
TO see any Of it wasted When
there isn't enough Of the eScal-
loped potatoes left 10 bother
putting in the ice box, you iust
finish II up.
The situation looks hopeless
all the way around. doesn't il T?
But weight control hash r
changed What II takes 10
keep slim or reduce with ration
ing is Just what II takes during
normal times VIII power And
II takes about the same amount
eating out or at home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
Keep Figure
By Exer+ing
Will Power
BY IDA JEAN KAN

OFFHAND, YOU'D think no
woman should have the slightest
trouble keeping her weight down
these days what with the
butter shortage and all. To
actually gam weight on ration
ing is adding insult 10 incon-
Venicncc, But that is how II IS
with a lot Of you.
Whether YOU take your meals
out or al home, II is hard to
SideStep the starches and sweets.
Those Of you who eat ar
restaurants Stoutly maintain
that you cant diet and so you
have the lemon merlngue PIE.
Or, II you get the family meals.
surely you can't be expected 10
struggle with calories along
with points and the budget.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19

Obeu DRY 40 - -
M97Sy. - 10 . P ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19

and heart vii bear up under
the shock OF meeting a brand
new man when he returns.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-15
Low Interest Rate
To Be Continued

Talmadge L. Watkins, secretary
treasurer of the Western Maryland
National Farm Loan Association,
including Howard, Carroll, Fred
erick and Montgomery Counties,
announced today that farmers can
continue to finance at low interest
rates, their long-term mortgages
through the use of the Land Bank
Commissioner loans.
The President has signed a bill
which extends the time in which
these loans can made to July 1.
1915.
"Land Bank and Commissioner
loans, +" Mr.. Watkins said, "are
built on the long-term repayment
plan without renewals with the
first cost being the only cost. 1t
is designed so that the principal
does not come due all at one time"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-15
County Reports
Tick Fever Death

Montgomery County health au-
thorities Monday recorded their
first case of death from Rocky
Mountain spotted fever this year,
DR.. v. L. Ellicott, county health
officer said.
Clarence Howard, 46, farmland
of Gaithersburg, died Monday
night in the Montgomery County
General Hospital at Sandy Spring
Of the fever. Funeral services
were held today at Laytonsville,
Rev. William d. Waters, pastor of
Faith Methodist Church at Der
wood, officiated. Burial was in
Neelsville Presbyterian Cemetery.
A previous case was recorded at
the hospital, but recovered, DR..
Ellicott said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-15
Appeal From
Welfare Board

Nearly 200 children have been
entrusted to the Welfare Board
for placement, supervision and
case work services. Lack of
staff and lack of available foster
homes are now endangering the
provision of adequate care for
these children. Boarding homes
and work homes are needed to
provide care for children who
must be removed from their
own homes. There are now FIVE
vacarcies on the staff of the
Welfare Board. Three of the
positions vacant require gradu-
ate training in a school of social
work, but college graduates are
needed also to staff the assist
ance program. Any qualified
person interested in employ
ment of this type or anyone
willing to provide foster care
for children is invited to call
Mrs. Dorothy M. Kurtz, Execu-
tive Secretary of the Welfare
Board at Rockville 327.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-15
For Safety Swim
In Licensed Pool

Ralph Tarbett, County Sanitary
Engineer, has announced that he
does not advise swimming in
streams and watercourses in the
suburban area. The public is ad-
vised 10 use only swimming pools
under frequent observation of the
Health Department.
Licensed swimming pools in the
county are inspected and water
tested weekly. Thus pool swim
ming is made safe for people seek
ing relief from the heat and recre-
alton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-15
Man, SO, Secures
Marriage License

What members Of the Office force
of the Clerk of the Court contend
is a record for the office was the
issuance of a marriage license last
week to a man SO years old. The
licensee is John F. Nichols, Of
Takoma Park. He gave his brides
name as Miss Lillian E. Hall, Of
Tyler, Texas. Miss Tyler's age
was given as SO. This is Mr..
Nichols fourth matrimonial ven
ture.
The couple announced that after
the wedding they would proceed to
Texas, the home of the bride,
where they intended making their
home.
When asked if that was the old
est person to apply for marriage
license in Rockville Mrs. Lucille
Pennington license clerk stated
that it was the oldest applicant in
the time Of Mr.. Clayton X. Wat
kins, who has been in the Office %
years. Carey Kingdom, veteran
news reporter, of Rockville, can
recall nothing to match it in his
As years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-15
Recreation Center
At Gaithersburg
Has Full Program
Classes For Children,
Adults-Picnic And Hike
Planned Next Week

Gaithersburg Recreation Center
which opened to the public June 81
is in full swing with a program
varied enough to interest all ages,
according to Mrs. George Darby,
Jr., who is the director.
Children from kindergarten age
to IL years are invited to attend
the morning sessions from $3.50 to
1890. Miss Estelle Waters is in
charge of this program which in
cludes arts and crafts, music, sew
ing, folk dancing and dramatics,
assisted by Mrs. Forest Walker
and Mrs. Milton Walker.
The afternoon program from
to A P. M. on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday is in charge of Mrs.
George Darby with Ernest Day,
Jr., as assistant. This program is
purely recreational and includes
soft ball, table tennis, croquet,
darts, badminton, quoits and deck
tennis.
Twilight soft ball games as well
as individual sports are arranged
for Monday and Wednesday eve.
nings from z to 10 P. M. Friday
evenings from 8 to II there are
dances in the old gymnasium
Special events this week included
a soft ball game with the Wash
ington Grove Center.
Washington Grove defeated
Gaithersburg by score of 14-13.
Next weeks specials will be a
picnic and hike for the morning
group on Wednesday and soft bah
game with Rockville at 7:3O and
on Friday at 1880 there will be a
treasure hunt preceding the seized.
uled dances
Mrs. George Darby, director
urges, "Join in the fun and spend
happy vacation by attending the
center every day." For further in
formation call Mrs. Darby at the
High School or at her home Gath
ersburg, 287J.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-15
Safeway Manager
Has Car Stolen

Has anyone seen four good tires
attached 30 a 1885 Ford floating
around the county? David L. Nor
veil manager of the Safeway Store
in Gaithersburg left his car parked
in front of his apartment in Wash
ington Grove and the next morning
it was gone.
1t is a Black Tudor 1885 Ford
Md. License number 625-146. Now
according to Mr.. Norvell it is mot
so much of a car but it has dained
good tires" and he wants it back
so if anyone knows anything about
this car-call Gaithersburg 900.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-15
Governor Urges
Move To End
Legislative Jams
Asks Legislative Council
To Consider Checks On
Local Bills

Greeting the members of the new
Legislative Council at their orga-
nization meeting, Governor Herb
ert R. O'Conor placed before the
Legislators a suggestion which, he
felt, would lead to elimination of
the unfortunate legislative jams"
that often have occurred in the
closing days of the Assembly's ses-
sions.
Il emphasize the fact" the Gov
ernor said, that the Legislature
completed it's business before the
expiration of the time limit be-
cause / am convinced that it pro-
vides proof that the usual last
minute jams, which have character
lied legislative sessions in the past,
can be avoided. 1t is the opinion
of many that every effort should
be exerted to the end that such
unfortunate jams not be allowed to
occur but that orderly and bust
ness-like procedure be maintained.
In this manner, the respect and ap-
prevail of the citizenry for the
legislative process will be earned.
"In extending a most cordial
welcome to the members of the in
coming Legislative Council may /,
at the same time suggest that al
ready, in the short space of four
years, the Council has set record
of achievement that amounts al
most to a personal challenge to you
who are charged. now, with carry
ing on the work?
"Many matters Of vital interest
TO the people of Maryland invite
your study. The citizenry of our
State is looking forward with con-
fidence that you will be able to de-
wise appropriate methods for the
proper handling of these problems,
to guide the members of the Cen
eral Assembly when they shall
again convene.
zone definite thought is in my
mind, and / advance it with fullest
appreciation of the difficulties its
solution may present. 1t is my
belief that if the legislative rules
governing the procedure on intro
duction and final action on matters
of purely local interest were re-
viewed by your body, it would be
found possible to recommend re-
vised procedure under which all
local legislation could be disposed
of well enough in advance Of the
session closing date permitted by
law-say Is, or even 80 days-to
permit full and undivided attention
to the vastly more important
Statewide legislation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-15
Rockville Carnival
To Be Omitted This Year

Rockville Volunteer Fire Depart
ment will not hold it's annual car
nival this year according to an an
nouncement by the president Mar
berry Gates.
The carnival has been the orga-
nization's chief source of income
for about 10 years-netting from
$1,000 to $4,000 a year. "The loss
of income will not be disastrous
said Mr.. Gates, as the equipment
is all paid for and 50 is the build
ing that houses it, the only debt
the department now has is for ten
acres Of land bought during the
year."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-15
NelUs Of County Service Men

William M. Heron, West Point
graduate and son of Maj. Gen.
Charles ID. Heron, was promoted
to the rank of major from captain
recently. Maj. Heron, who went
through the blitz of Scholfield Bar
racks, December Z, 1941, is COM
handing officer of Headquarters
Co., 69th. Division. His father,
Maj. Gen. Heron is stationed in
Washington. General and Mrs.
Heron are residents of Bethesda.
X
End Lieutenant Robert A. Fors-
berg, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Forsberg, Rt. No. 2, Rockville, re-
Gently received his bombardier
wings upon graduation from the
Roswell, New Mexico Bombardier
School.
X
The following are the names of
boys, who recently enlisted in the
Navy: Hubert Jerry Moore, Jr.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert J.
Moore, Rockville; Frederick Bauer
Phillips, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. B. Phillips of Kensington; and
Denver Ray Jefferson son of Mrs.
Batchie G. Jefferson of Gathers
burg.
r
Pfc. Roy Lee Harmon, AT. Co.
18th Inf, APO. No. 1, New York
City, N. Y, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Kuster Of Rockville, r.
F. D., is now somewhere in Africa.
\
We have received word that John
H. Grimes, Jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Grimes of Rockville, has
been promoted to the grade of Ser
geant. He is a graduate of Rich
ard Montgomery High School and
entered the army in Jan. 1913.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-15

S/Sgt. Harry T. Slicer No.
33130925 Hq. & Hq. Co., Base Acc.
No. a, APO. 924 clio Postmaster,
San Francisco, Calf. S/Sgt. Slicer
is from Gaithersburg, has been in
Australia since June 1912. Before
entering the service ne worked for
B F.. Saul & Co., in Washington.
X
Pvt. Robert H. Fisher, son of
Mrs. Minnie L. Fisher of Rockville,
has been in the service for a
months, and is being trained for
Chemical Warfare. His address is
Pvt. Robert H. Fisher 33561034,
191 st. Chemical Depot Co., Camp
Sibert, Ala.
X
Pvt. Alfred J. Hobbs Of Cushman
Rd. and Danville Drive, Rockville,
is now among the new trainees
who arrived at the Coast Artillery
Replacement Training Center,
Camp McQuaide, Calf. He will be
instructed in the various uses of
the Coast Artillery weapons as
well as physical hardening.
\
1t. John w. Waters, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Bowie F. Waters, of
Germantown is at home on fur
Tough from Pocatella Air Field,
Idaho. He leaves Saturday for a
new post in Kansas.
X
Staff Sergeant Lennis F. Cum
ningham, rs, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd E. Cunningham of r. F. D.
No. 2, Rockville, recently was pro-
NOTED from Sergeant to his pres
emit rank somewhere in the South
Pacific where he is stationed. Staff
Sergeant Cunningham enlisted in
the Marine Corps in Washington in
March, 1889.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-15
ROckcrest To Have
New Residents

Announcement has been made in
Clarksburg, w. Va, of the en-
gagement and coming wedding of
Miss Tnelma Madolyn Bane to
Paul c. Chicarell Of Washington.
In 1941 from field of landscape
architects Mr.. Chicarell was chosen
to design the inaugural stand for
President Roosevelt's third inaug-
uration.
According to sister Of the
bridegroom, Miss Esther Chicarell,
of Rockcrest, the couple will make
their future home in Rockcrest.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-15
POOlesville Farmer
Hurt By Bull

Malcolm White, IS year old farm
err is in a critical condition in a
Frederick hospital after being
trampled by a bull on his farm
near Dickerson, Monday morning.
The bull apparently became in
furiated while being led into a barn
and Mr.. White attempting to get
away by crawling under a fence
became stuck and the bull which
weighed about 200 lbs. "a tom
trampled. Internal injuries are
are feared.