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Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-12-14
St. Luke's Lutheran Church

~ ~ fKNcUE0IfNE - 10 n ~
Ralph Hershberger, Pastor
10 A. M. Sunday School.
IL A. M. Confirmation sermon,
"Paul and Bodyguard".
a P. M. The Luther League will
visit Grace Luther League in Wash
ington.
Thursday, Red Cross all day
Friday afternoon, Girl Scouts.
Friday at Z, Boy Scouts.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-12-14

Time is like money; the less We
have Of it to spare the farther we
make it go.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-12-14
Presbyterian Church
Rockville

9:45 A. M. Church School.
II A. NJ. Worship Service.
z P. M. Christian Endeavor
Society.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-12-14
Coming Events;

Will churches and organizations
send in their dates for suppers?
We receive calls every week about
current suppers.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-12-14

The trouble with holiday is the
work that comes afterwards.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-12-14

The man who is brilliant part of
the time is generally iaborious all
the time.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-12-14
4eleasse hy Mestern Newspapef b no
By Virginia VALE +

ALFRED HITCHCOCK,
4 \ who's just signed to. pro-
duce and direct one picture
year for five years for SELF
nick international, came up
the. hard way. The master of
suspense began his career in
England by sweeping the cut
ting room floors. In the years fol-
lowing he filed almost every job
connected with the making of NOV
les. When he finally picked up
megaphone and began directing. he
turned out such immediate sue
cesSes as The Lodger," "The 80
Steps" The Lady Vanishes," etc.
Now in England producing govern
ment shorts, he's due back soon to
begin work on the Selznick-Interna-
tional Notorious which will star
Ingrid Bergman She also has
"Spellbound'' coming along.
y -
Remember back three or four
years when Sylvia Sidney was max
ing pictures that always seemed to
put her into drab costumes, in drab
stories? Well, just wait till you see
her in Blood on the Sun. The Will
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-12-14

RUMMAGE AND BAKE SALE
by Pentalpha Chapter No. SO, o.
E. S., Saturday, Dec. 18. from
$3.50 on. Rummage to be sold in
Masonic Hall and Bake Sale to
be held in Barnett's Drug Store.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-12-14

Don't forget just being boss
doesn't mean that you're big exc
cutive.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-12-14

CHRISTMAS BAKE and NOV.
ELTY SALE, sponsored by the
Ladies of the, Flower Hill Church
Of the Brethren, Redland, at
Gaithersburg Fire Dept. Hall,
Friday, December ID, beginning at
10 A. M. .,.'s.@
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
POLITICAL PARADE

fore the defeat Of Germany,
and perhaps of Japan also.
In a strong protest against
the seizure of church property
for the benefit OF the university,
the Rev. George 3. Kinkead
makes this bold public state
ment:
'"The action Of the President
In signing the order for this
cor 4 . m n ation II plainly
consequent upon the opinion Of
the attorney general tthe fa-
nous General Biddle who COM
nianded the victorious United
States Army in the battle of
Montgomery Ward) at which
time he stated that The Presl-
dent II - independent Of the
courts - he II Of Congress. The
President now comes out In the
open to oct ~ any dictator
would"
That Is telling IL to Mr..
Roosevelt right here in his own
home town. And by a distin-
guish member of the clergy!
Think II Overland write your
congressman
II the government can take
this property 1t can take yours!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08

lin the famous study of
over 500 marriages by psycholo-
gists Ernest w. Burgess, Uni
versity of Chicago, and Leonard
s. Cottrell. IL was found that
where the bride and groom each
has several brothers and sisters,
and il both were the eldest OF
the children. the marriage was
more likely than the average 20
turn out unhappily. They think
this Is probably because the
eldest child often tends to be-
come more domineering. and
when two dominators marry IL
is not the best combination.
Our Success in Marriage"
booklet based on Prof Burgess
and Cottrell's research provides
tests and information. This
booklet will be sent at cost, 10c
and q stamped (3c) self-ad-
dressed envelope. Address Or.
Wigeam. LET'S EXPLORE
YOUR MIND. co this news
paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
BY Paul
Mallon

to enable him to maintain civil
ian discipline.
FURTHERMORE, the Prus-
l. sian generals have been
able to maintain army morale
throughout the retreat from
France, the Balkins and eastern
Europe.
This retreat was sold to the
soldier and the people as an
orderly withdrawal to reduce
the length of the fighting line
for the final battles near home,
and to some extent it was.
While they lost a lot of men
10000 to 10000 Nazis are still
on the Aegean islands, the gen.
erals maintained complete au-
thority.
With Himmler functioning
ruthlessly through his secret
police at home and the Prus-
SLAMS holding the men IN uni
form, the preservation of this
fictitious morale can continue
until physically crushed by us.
Another factor has helped
them. The United Nations
agreement to insist upon uncon-
ditional surrender left the
masses no loophole except SUBJ
servience and encouraged last
ditch resistance.
We insisted upon these terms
because we gave them an arnnis-
tice without occupation last
time. only to find generosity did
not pay.
Yet we must admit our justi-
fable position has worked
against US in the latest fighting.
Distributed By King Features syns.. Inc.
Rspreduetiea In whole or In pars
strictly prchibitsd-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
=. v. DURLING

10 take a stogie for such an
easy question. II was Ed Alb
baticchio.
IS 3 TO hrst wives training
IA husbands to he neat
around the house and second
wives reaping tho benefit Of said
training" writes a New Yorker.
"Just a lot Of nonsense.
"When q man In not neat
around the house practically
nothing can be done about IL.
THE responsible person Is the
mans mother.
1.-THE sons OF neat mothers
will make neat husbands.
"Sons Of careless mothers will
make sloppy mates.
"A wife can't train q careless
man to he neat. IL IL too late.
my first husband was the
careless type.
His mother was bum house
keeper.
my second husband is neat.
"His mother Ia a wonderful
housekeeper and spent much
time training her children to
be neat"
QUERIES from Clients:
VI Q-You say many happy
returns of the day is birthday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
BEHIND THE NEWS

will soon show effect upon the
Aachen line.
WHY these Nazis fight with
w such suicidal stubbornness
in the face of coming death not
only for themselves but their
cause is a subject of study by
the most eminent authorities
here because the course Of the
war. and its European duration.
depend largely on this factor.
Any idea that Germans are
extraordinary people is pure
nonsense. Their troops now are
less than ordinary and include
even the physically unfit.
Determination Is imposed
upon them and they are a peo-
pie accustomed to following
orders.
Stories that Hitler is dead or
insane may not be accurate.
Yet he has gone into the back
ground and Himmler has car
ried through a last ditch mo-
bilixation Of the people which is
maintaining discipline.
The true story probably is
Himmler got control because
Hitler fell out with Goering and
the army leaders. became in
volved in hot quarreling.
No one could maintain dis
cipline except Himmler and his
secret police. The army took
the military reins from Hitler
and co-operated with Himmler
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
One Word Led to Another
BY Patterson
BY Arthur Bugs Baer-

Just three elapsed years since the Japs copied
sneak at Pearl Harbor
Two days before Pearl Harbor l wrote "They say a
watched pot never boils but hear the sound of
sizzling kettles in the Orient"
When you look back you realize you that thing
coming as clear elephant in a street parade
Events were writing and yowng like Conga line
of scorched cats But such the parliamentary procedure
of democracies that couldn't zig until the other guy
Jagged.
On the day after Pearl Harbor l wrote I'VE are now
running shoe store for Japs who die with their
boots on"
But let's look back little further than that Three
days before Pearl Harbor THE way looks now the best
we can hope for Ii 30day option on the inevitable"
And strangely enough December day in 1886
Those folks who think avoid war are fishing for
trout In wishing WE'LL
December must have been my month for throwing
strikes with the crystal ball
Now. we 60 back 20 years and it's Dec. l. 1921 Pin
back your big red and read this Under the $50
naval pact scraps the cruiser Mssu but keeps the
battleshps Hitsyu and Snksyu.
coRyrlght 1914 s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08

AN INTERESTING case In
"A Washington Of the extension
of governmental power through
by passing the Constitution
should be OF deep concern to the
rest OF the country. The out
come will bear watching.
Briefly. this il what is hap
pening: The government
meaning the administrations
seizing an entire block OF land,
in Washington, D. C.. under the
right of eminent domain"
But there Ia a factor in the
condemnation of this real estate,
which includes an old and his
toric church. which is entirely
new to those who have believed
that the Bill OF Rights protects
the citizen in his right to own
property.
In this case the government
Is proposing to condemn and
seize this property. not for
itself, but for q college. George
Washington University, as the
site for q new hospital.
Thus the United States IL
taking the property OF one pri-
vate institution. a church. and
giving 1t to another, a univer-
sity.
II is proposed that when the
property has been condemned
the hospital building will be
erected by the government, with
federal funds, taken from the
taxpayers, and then leased TO
the university for a period Of
not less than Ave years.
After the expiration Of this
period the university will have
the option OF purchase.
THAT, of course. is the main
L objective of George WASH
ington University, which for
many years has been badly in
need Of increased hospital fa-
cilities.
But the method to be en-
ployed to attain this justifiable
end undoubtedly places in jeop-
ardy every bit OF property in
the United States, since II is
obvious that II the government
can take this property. by a
subterfuge. under the so-called
war powers of the President,
it could take any other piece or
parcel of real estate cloaked In
the same deceit.
The useful Mr.. Biddle. our
accommodation New Deal attor-
ney general. backs up these
proceedings with one of his
customary opinions" in which
he is invariably most obligins.
in informing the boss that he
can do anything he may want to
to do.
Biddle supports the contenn-
plated procedure by five diff
ferent acts of Congress. in con-
nection with the war effort.
II would appear that these
statutes, enacted by Congress
under uptown high pressure,
are 50 exceedingly broad as to
give the President OF the United
States the power 10 bypass the
Constitution and ignore the Bill
OF Rights.
THAT the building OF this
Il hospital could have any sp-
preciable effect upon the war
effort Is most improbable. II
could hardly be completed be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08

what wealth they have in stock.
collecting dust.
before Col. Elliott Roose-
- welt arrived safely. this col
umn reported the rumor around
New York that zone of the
Presidents sons is rumored
overdue" //
This is the reason for the
scare.
Just as the Colonel was TO
hop for the u. S. from an ad-
vanced base abroad) he decided
not TO enjoy his well-earned
leave back home unless he could
bring his whole crew with him.
So Elliott waited TO arrange
holidays for them all tive Of
ficers and seven enlisted mem,
who returned with him.
A nice story. isn't il?
Therefore. let's make il pub
lic-in view of the ridiculous
N. Y. criticism because he
helped stop a street brawl.
ONE good friend told us long,
" long ago always to butt out
OF matters we were not hep 10.
Anyhow, TO get to the point,
all that space we wasted the
other day trying to explain
loaded dice land that you
couldn't make 9s with dice
loaded TO make Is and 10s) was
a wrongo.
You sure. il seems. can.
A pair of tops" (phonies)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
On the
Side

song. Don't you know this il a
wedding anniversary songf
A-Not the one I mean,
which was composed by the
author In honor Of her fathers
birthday.
Q-Who will win the 100000
Santa Anita Handicap?
A-First Fiddle.
Q-Settle an argument be-
tween myself and the character
that owns the store on our
corner. / claim If he sells me
a package of cigarets he must
give me matches according TO
OPA regulations.
Ale must give you the
matches IL he has them. He
cannot refuse 10 give you
matches and then sell the same
Independently.
A CALIFORNIAN claims to
"A have invented an automo-
bile that will run on air vapor-
lied in a boiler. Possible speed
will be 20 miles an hour. The
price four hundred dollars.
New York says she has an
Angora cat that does not like a
certain tune. When it is played
the cat jumps on top of tao
record and stops it.
Copyright. 1914. By King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08

THE articles which I pub
i lish at this time OF year are
designed 10 correspond 10 and
support the campaign for the
sale OF Christmas seals of the
National tuberculosis Associa-
ton.
The income from the sale OF
these seals goes 10 promote the
work which Is making this dis
ease disappear from our civil
zation. That IL is actually doing
this ~ abundsntly proved by
statistics.
II has been a long fight and
there is a long continuous fight
ahead OF US for so years.
But we have the guns and the
means 10 gain the victory
We would like everybody TO
have the satisfaction of having
a share: so buy the Christmas
seals. They won't break you.
II every home in America
bought a dollars worth IL would
90 long way.
I SAY We have the guns, the
i means. the weapons now n
our hands TO eliminate the dis
lease.
The difficulties are that II
takes time and that people are
not alert TO the possibilities OF
danger.
What our present program re-
quires IL that every person who
has tuberculosis must be de-
tected. diagnosed and treated.
That means that every person
must be examined
II Is called the case-finding
program and, as can be mag
ined, IS not easy because IL
depends upon the entire coop
Grafton OF the populace.
Our ideas of the best way OF
diagnosis OF tuberculosis have
entirely changed in the last 25
years and today make up a
much simpler procedure.
Briefly. 1t Is 10 take an X-ray
Of the chest.
This. Of course. detects only
tuberculosis In the lungs.
tuberculosis occurs In other
organs, but II IL only tuberculo-
sis OF the lungs that is the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
MARY HAWORTH'S MAIL

other boy, until I was II, she
would send me to q convent.
I can't bear 10 60 on living
without him, and / know he
cared for me before our quarrel.
II had any money l would
leave this woman, but she con-
trolls my estate until ! am of
age.
Things have reached a stage
where l hate the very sight Of
her. What can ! do! What
should l do? Please help me.
DEAR A. c.:
IT SEEMS to me you nuffed
L a heaven-sent opportunity to
crack the ice around your
aunt's heart when you didn't
tell your boy friend the truth
about her peculiar attitude and
its intimidating effect upon you.
and let him courteously solicit
her permission TO call on you at
home.
Judging by his popularity and
high principles. he must be
superior person. and II you had
not let skulking deceit stand in
the way OF their meeting, il is
entirely probable that his mani
testify likable qualities. backed
up by a manly. straightforward
approach. would have won AT
least some grudging concession
from your aunt.
Or IL he failed 10 score his
point and was driven off by
further TRADE aimed At both Of
you. j daresay his encounter
with the dragon would have
made him your indignant ally
In righteous cause and added
a strong protective element 10
his budding interest In you.
As for what you can or should
do now-my first piece of ad-
vice il: Take a tip from expert
ence and never sneak or lie
again.
One last thought: Why not
take this problem 10 a minister
whose judgment your aunt re-
spects and ask him 10 plead
your cause with her.
EDITORS NOTE-Mary Ha.
North eounssis through hsr col.
umn; not BY mail or personal
interview. Write her in care OF
The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08

tive for collective bargaining
and working conditions, we will
refuse 10 think faster than a
very slow standard rate. refuse
10 think more than 40 or. posi-
bly,, 30 hours a week, and re-
fuse 10 out-thlnk each other
comparatively for fear of killing
the job by thinking up more
thoughts than the public could
absorb az the time.
This. az Prof. Einstein may
have foreseen. ALTHOUGH I i'm
pute no monkey-business 10
him, might create a surplus
which could be warehoused In
some kind of intellectual deep.
freeze and held for a high,
scarcity price while we intel
lectuals sold apples around the
Biltmore, which Ia the head
quarters. In campaign time. Of
the Democratic National Com
mittee.
Me. I don't want to belong to
NA any thinkers union
think at odd hours. fast or slow,
durable thoughts or consumer
stuff.
am a self-employed thinker
with no formal office hours nor
beholden 10 any time clock.
Sometimes I think in bed
when the union couldn't very
well check on me for scabbing
the Job and often l think
secretly when nobody would
suspect me of un-union-like &C.
tivity, what with my blank and
loose-mouthed expression.
Just can't help it.
/ love my work and I am
crazy over king. even
though Prof. Einstein may be
able TO switch il off at quitting
time and 60 blank till the
whistle blows again.
And, finally, I am not sure
whether Prof. Einstein's mani
festo represents thinking or
delirium.
One Of these days I may
quote from this manifesto so
that you may Judge whether he
is thinking thoughts or just
messing up intellectual raw ma
terial and turning out q product
that couldn't be used even by
the bobby-sox trade.
Copyright. 1914. By Kins Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
On
Broadway

with the numerals 1-5-6 ION one
dice and the numerals 3-4-5
ION the other) can make passes
all night long and never Crap"
Ito lose) or seven.
THE Germans newest secret
L weapon is an old one. II is
not the ~ or W. or the ro-
bombs at all.
IL is the "V-D." Since Octo-
Der when our armies lined up
opposite the German borders)
the Nazis have been forcing and
driving venereal-diseased women
Thy the hundreds) TO the u. s.
lines. They have even shot at
them 10 make them hurry.
They included Nazi profess
SIGNALS from the Ehineland
cities and beyond. plus hum
dreds of Belgians. Poles. French
and young Russian women who
had been forced into entertain
ment" for German troops.
II is a regular roundup, and
the Yanks and British have
erected stockades with barb
wire TO contain them.
That explains Gen. Eisen-
howcrs order of "non-fraterni-
zation."
1t wasn't TO keep Nazi gals
from winning over" our men
for soft truce.
Troops caught disobeying
Eisenhower's order are fined.
Copyright by Daily Mirror. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
WISH knew where there was
w a restaurant specializing in
WASHINGTON, Dec. THE

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE
W cold fanaticism of the Nazi
defense is noticeable in the little
observed fact that today, six
months after the invasion Of
France June g.. they still hold
four large French ports and
some OF the smaller Belgian
landings. They possess Lorient
with possibly $4,000 men; st.
Nazaire with 10000, the river
entrance to Bordeaux with TO-
600, and also Dunkerque.
These large bodies of suicide
troops have been supplied by
air from Germany to some ex-
tent. although winter wind and
weather have lately made that
task more difficult. Some boats
from Spain may have slipped
into ST. Nazaire with food, at
least. An occasional submarine
is reputed to have taken in medi-
cal supplies and others also to
all four points.
To supplement their meager
stores the strong forces sally
forth at night and raid the
farms miles beyond their de-
Tense lines. We have not at
tempted to Attack these places.
as their reduction would be
costly and we are now opening
other better ports to full traffic.
The growing use Of Antwerp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
Ram kNAU-EUI BY Westbrook
- T ASOOA Peger

LIVER since last May l have
IL been beating myself over
the head with a sort OF mani
festo, issued AT that time by
Prof. Albert ElnSteln 10 the
National Wartime Conference.
urging us intellectual workers
of the world 10 unite.
The conference seems 10 have
been an intellectual Olympic
games. in which IS scientific
professional and white-collar
organizations took part.
l just want 10 carry on
frivolously about the customs OF
unions as applied 10 us intel
lectuals.
/ want to yelp like sea lion
on a tub and toss myself an
over.ripe 1slemorado mullet in
the shape Of a suggestion that
once We intellectuals organize
into union, with a representa-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08

II was necessary TO lie TO have
these few dates; and as l never
could invite him TO my home,
he soon grew resentful, saying /
was ashamed of him.
OF course this wasn't true,
but / knew il he were told the
circumstances. he would have
gone TO my aunt and asked her
permission TO see me.
He Is very honest person,
and deceit in any form would
seem low 10 him.
So I didn't explain and We
had quite an argument.
/ haven't seen him for five
months and he is now going
with another girl, and l don't
blame HIM.
Things were pretty miserable
for me, but 10 make matters
worse. Auntie found out every
thing and told me il I ever
dared see that boy again, or any
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08

CUFFERERS from the cigaret
~ shortage would like to know
just why ii Is that night clubs
are enjoying nearly all of the
ciggie biz. This Ii how come.
The night clubs are in this
enviable position because
they've always charged a dime
to Is cents over the retail shop
prices. and. of course, they still
DAre permitted Thy the OPA) to
|charge the same tariff as before
the ceilings" went into effect.
Then. besides getting 10c and
15c more per pack. the cigaret
gals are invariably tipped an
average of Csc for each pack.
This, too, goes to the conces-
sionaire.
As a result. getting Soc per
pack for cigarets (for which re-
tail stores charge 17c) the con-
cessionaires are able to pay
good deal more for Gigs than
the retailers. That explains why
all the night spots are doing a
terrific ciggie biz.
\ MOTHER Sleeper" is that a
"A great many businesses are
combing the smaller buras for
fine perfumes, brandies and
other French products which
are so scarce and which have
been completely exhausted in
the big cities.
The small town and village
stores have these articles on
their shelves and do not realize
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
BETTER HEALTH
BY DR.. Logan Clendening-

contagious form-the spreader
OF the disease.
SO those are the cases we
want 10 find.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
NJ. y. - You have recon-
mended liver extract for perni-
cious anemis What is the effect
Of ventriculin in pernicious
anemla?
Answer - Ventriculin works
IuSt as well az liver extract on
pernicious anenia.
y. B.-Can YOU tell me the
cause ~ hernias in Infants
Answer Same as in grow
ups-weakeness OF the abdomi-
nal wall.
T. {. F.-What is the effect
OF lemon Juice on the blood and
should II be used As a laxative
by one having anemia?
A-Lemon Juice has no special
effect on the blood. at least so
far as anemia is concerned. II
adds Nitamin c 10 the blood and
tends 10 alkalize II. II is
pretty weak laxative.