Show THE GARLAND TIMES Resorts in the Orient for US r UTAH GARLAND ' Soldiers 'Minute Mil- - Up j ' By QABRIELUt Amusements Sports In Himalayan Camps About Hasty Weddings in Wartime JE Equipment Paid For by Reverse e BeH Syndicate—WNU Features t soldier In the theater of operations does not lack a place to rest when he gets a chance for a few days away from battle with the Japanese He can go to any one of a number cool and of camps in the Himalayas V away from the broiling heat of Orient lowlands and have free the facilities and sports that otherwise only " Jr jr wealthy men could afford One such camp situated In the t ' hills near a popular and famous British summer resort can accom7 Is : '500 men more 'll modate than ' ) a former British army rest camp v" O and was taken over this year by the American army It consists of about A soldier gallantly lends a hand te an army nurse as they hike 45 barracks of stone and tin roof construction is some 7000 feet high near one of the army’s rest camps and troops there have every comfort and convenience with absolutely shoes touch football badminton no duties for these are taken care basketball and soccer Streams not of by a permanent staff of United Indoors away abound in fish States army officers enlisted men far there is pool and table tennis and Indian drivers guards bearers and a radios and phonographs sweepers cooks and waiters' QMC PORTABLE COFFEE brary There are motion pictures Isolated Site most of which are American and RO AS TIN Q UNITS The only access to this particular the programs change daily road camp is up a winding At night dances are held in the Roaster-frescoffee Is reaching which in some places hangs over British resort Attendance requires sheer drops of thousands of feet to an overnight pass for the road is American soldiers in aU parts of the the valley Transportation is so dif- open only to travel at night world direct from tha quartermaster corps’ portable combination ficult that all possible facilities are Camels Bring Supplies concentrated in the camp area: a Much of the equipment and most roasters and grinders that eliminate telegraph and post office barber of the supplies for the camp result vast quantities of strategic steel and tin and save untold tons of valuable shop (with haircuts free) a coffee from reverse e Five stashop run by the army a laundry tion wagorts and five lorries have shipping space tailor and shoemaker An army ho- been given the Americans According to tha war department by the units of portable coffee roasters and spital takes care of minor Illnesses British to men from and emergencies any serious case the railheadhelpto transport grinders are now serving the armed the camp Supplies is cared for at a large British hoin various ways perhaps the forces in many theaters of operacome tions spital in a nearby town it possible for fighting strangest of all being coal ldaded on men making to receive steaming cups of Favorite sport of Americans at the the backs of camels coffee lacking nothing in strength Indians camp is horseback riding Other camps in the theater are from the surrounding hills bring much the same as this one All are1 flavy§n4 aroma even though the their horses and hire them for a located in the coolness of the hills scene Is 10000 miles away from tha nearest coffee plantation nominal fee— but not until each an- so troops may have a brief respite imal and gear is carefully Developed some two years ago by inspect- from the heat of the plains ed by army authorities to see that quartermaster corps subsistence exAt one of these Is a golf both are In good condition the portable unite were decourse and hunting Many perts signed chiefly to provide good fresh There are tennis courts at the an American home may' have Today their and tiger or leopard skin as a decoration coffee in foreign fields camp with plenty of equipment value is enhanced by the great sav-- 1 the aame goes for baseball and sof- as a result of Innumerable GI hunts Inga 4a- space and criUcal material ' ' tball There are facilities for horse-- in the area they effect Due to the fact that coffee expands when it is roasted it considerably to ship It In is highly advantageous its green state When coffee is Aaaoeiated Newspapers—WNU Futuna shipped green In burlap bags and roasted at overseas bases freighters can carry 39 pounds in each cubic Boys Meet Girls By NANCY PEPPER On being roaated space foot WAX WORKS this coffee materially increases in do something about bulk but shrinks in weight to ap33 pounds Due to the Everybody knows about dismal first be proximately increase of volume of the out roastithose necklaces made during fore the party really gets uncandle drippings— we hope derway You know? When ng process however canonly 22 be carpounds of roasted coffee But here are some whackier the boys droop around in one ried in a cubic foot of shipping space wax works to keep you in a the freight space yield together and the girls isConsequently 50 per cent greater when mood green melting wonder if they have measles BROOCH BUSINESS— Pour melt or something Your problem? Instead of roasted coffee Is shipped ed wax Into a miniature cookie cutdeliver good coffee to troops at hostess? to get the boys theTotront it must either be roasted ter While stlU soft attach a pin As in back When hard remove from and girls together Here’s how and ground in tha vicinity of conor roasted in the United cookie cutter1 and your brooch Is In to do sumption in States and shipped overseas You can sUck in a HEARTS-B- uy a packperfect shape The few colored beada before the wax age of red paper heart at the dime vacuum packed containers coffee roaster can produce If effect a want hardens you jeweled tort — or m aka portable 6000 pounds of roasted and ground FBI SPECIAL— Make ten round your own Cut ev24 hours To package discs of melted wax' While still ery heart in two coffee every that much roasted and ground coffee with a scissors oft press each finger Into a differfor oversea shipment requires apin ent disc to leave a complete set of lines 713 pounds of steel and Put half of each proximately youf finger prints String on yarn of the weight into a necklace heart in a basket tin— about Thus one of a portable machine labeled WAX LEAVES — Just dip any "girls” machine operating on three shifts green leaves Into melted wax Aft- and the other halves In a basket laer the coating of wax dries string beled "boys” Every girl and boy half a heart at tba door and them Into a necklace FOOD VALUE OF BREAD Purty with picks tha fun begins when (bey try to fit your cotton blouses the helve together to find their right RAISED BY ENRICHMENT — New flour entime the By MINNEAPOLIS partners everybody has found his better half the ice is richment standards make bread a ' broken and the party is a success protective food with FLOATING PLACE CAROS— Colincreased benefits to the greatly lect soma clam shells on the beach American public but rationing limi(don’t retd this trick if you’re not tations on butter may deprive many near e beach) the next time you’re families of these new benefits unless having a party end make sailboat housewives use Ingenuity In serving place card out of them HowT Just this traditional food according to a stand a colored toothpick in the bulletin from the Northwestern Life center of each shell (a drop or two of Insurance company liquid cement does the trick) and atSome of the best answers to her tach e sail made out of paper Write problem are Toast “fancied up” the guest' name on the sail of with cinnamon marmalade etc course You can use tha shells for toast as a base for other dishes such candles or nuts as asparagus on toast eggs on toast creamed fish on toast etc toast in Maids to Measure or with soups and stews Sandwiches margarine Give a gal an inch and she’ll can use mayonnaise peanut butter cottage or other soft take a whole measure or cheeses as spreads when butter Is What for? Tricks of scarce A plate of attractive can be served along with the course! NEW RULES FOR WAISTLINES regular dinner or luncheon Several kinds of breads on the table will in—Cut an old wooden ruler Into Bore hole In the ends crease the quantity the family uses piece Mrs Lawrence H Smith wbe was of each pleca and string together with benefit to the food bill too Postwar benefits to the health of recently elected president ef tbs on cord or yarn for a belt American Legion Auxiliary She Is HEM MEASUREMENTS— You’re millions of Americans especially in brackets will result leading 55000 Lesion women In a always looking for some new ideas the program of rehablUUUoa for return- for cotton iklrts aren’t youT Try from the new wartime flour and Ber husband Is a con- sewing a cotton enrichment ing soldiers standards the tape measure bread from Wisconsin around the bottom of the hem line bulletin predicts gressman The Kathleen Norris Says: American S' "Tired” lines 4 round the mouth under the eyes will do a if you are clever enough about your makeup "magic”! Play up the and eyes by a careful makeup Accent their sparkle by using rouge close Never allow up under the eyes rouge to extend down towards the Curve your mouthline up mouth a trifle when you put on your lipstick Brush your hair UP! Ledger Syndicate— WNU features America In Action "GAY GADGETS" dally can conserve Its own weight in about ten days’ operation In soma theaters of operations locally green coffee is obtainable and by using the portable coffee roaster It Is possible to eliminate the shipping problem entirely Furthermore since roasted coffee deteriorate rapidly even If not Jos trailed mcrou As floor hold hi two big lands out to ms and said and green coffee does not Fathsr lore will marry us will you toko s chsncs ground with ms Julia?" the use of these overseas portabls roasters greatly simplifies the coffee KATHLEEN NORRIS By Green in coffee storage problem went to two bags can be safely stored In any TAST week I I One was a dry warehouse which affords pro1 v weddings tection against the elements golden wedding and the The portable coffee roaster-grinwas a war wedding The other er when set up for operation is about had 11 feet high and occupies a floor bride at the war wedding pace of only nine feet square It known her man for something la powered by a small gasoline en a little less than two months glne and the roasting unit utilizes But those who love her and coke charcoal or hardwood coal those whp know him are not Separate gas burners are provided afraid that they are making with each unit for use in localities where either natural or manulao any mistake tured gas may be available The answer lies in the charUnion Released by Western Newspaper acter of the two The man is a fine serious affectionate home loving mother -- loving i person who wears the uniform of the United States navy the BrraTLUSBUUONT j girl a loving eager generous loyal little creature whose da What to longing through many a happy giddy time in her dancing and days has d been true to one ideal a to love a home children Let's that corner 7Vv‘ $ Is it Auxiliary Head tape ruler BUY A $25 BOND AND CLOTHE A ‘CHUTIST TELEFACT 4 out of every between 7 families in the U S moved at least once Your $25 war bond (purchase price $1875) will more than clothe and “feed” e paratrooper on hli destined mission Multiply by four and you see what the extra $100 bond each worker was asked to buy during the war loan campaign will do in fighting the war This is what a single $25 bond will buy for a paratrooper: Metal helmet $ 099 Helmet liner plastic 219 Many girl who have dreamed of wedding bells and long white gowns and Veils are getting married In street dresses in last minute ceremonies while their heroes ere home on furlough A can still look glamGood grooming is tha keyorous note to glamour and everyone can be well groomed cleanliness Is the first Complete step in good grooming A weekly shampoo daily band and foot care clean teeth end clean clothes make e radiant beauty of the plainest woman Ledaer Syndicate— WNU Features Champ Hog Raiser CKf? W d “If v V'1$ u ‘Those are great words” she said to me with tears in her smiling eyes when the exciting moment of going to the marriage license bureau arrived She looked about with radiant approval upon the couples old and young black and white and brown who were streaming into the city halL “For better or worae for richer or poorer in sickness and health I MEAN those” ahe told the T mean them too” he added gravely 'And cherish” she said laughing T love that word! I am going to be the cherishingest wife you ever saw!” 'And the most cherished” be told her And when the next day standing in a glowing September garden w heard them make the sowe believed them lemn promises Geldea Wedding Hilarious Event Tha golden wedding was an altomore hilarious affair as a gether golden wedding has a right to be Sons wort there t daughter the sons wives the daughter’s husband and approxnine grandchildren uncles aunts cousins and imately collaterals Also a named Julia for ber There aged five weeks old were a great many kisses much blarney bursts of laughter attemptchildren ed silencing of naming up and down stairs Ma wort a silk and real Irish lace collar but these didn’t prevent her rushing into the to the see to kitchen or dashing upstairs to bubble botlittle Julia after her tle Ma and Dad got many presents Dad has served the city of Brooklyn faithfully as a fireman for almost his friends came in during the day to add their congratulations to the general uproar and the heap of golden presents grew really formidable as the hours went on and golden chrysan- themums orange cakes gold cakes two plates from the and the family and friends and there stood Joe sailing that week for America— and no Anna And the last minute when we were all as nervous as witches didn’t Anna's father stand up and say that to his shame he'd have to tell us that Anna flad backed down she wouldn't marry anyone and go away from Ireland and her mother— that she not for ten Joe Moores wouldn’t Substitute Bride I began to cry And when spoke sharply to me and why I would be crying I spoke up—the little shy thing that I was I— and said that Joe looked like a good man and a kind one and it was a pity a girl like Anna would miss him And at that Joe walked across the floor held his two big hands out to me and said ‘If Father here will marry us will you take a chance with me Julia?’ and the' priest said to my mother though she looked for 20 years she’d do no better’ And Joe and I sailed away that week with everyone’s blessing and me asking him on the hip did he take milk in his tea or didn’t hel “And a good man he’s been to me” ended the bride of tears again in her smiling “No woman ever had a beteyea ter! But I’d never laid eyes on him until 15 minutes before I married “Well the priest asked me him” These two true stories are in answer to the thousands of anxious mothers and wives who write me about the flood of wartime weddings that are engulfing the country My general advice to the girls Is not to marry Just before the groom sails away for foreign service I’ve even warned them against for the man who engagements comes back from Kiska or Guadalcanal or Naplei isn’t going to be the man who went away or rather Isn’t going to be what she thought be was He may be nicer he may be not so nice Whenever he is he’ll be different from youT rpemory of him i i All the time he’s gone you’ll be him You’ll naturally Imagining build him up into something superhuman When the other girls esk if he’s handsome amusgenerous photosmart your answer will of and boxes the ing into the night course be a dreamy ecstatic ”Yea” he was handsome In his Joe?” Ma said Certainly new uniform of course ha was gento when Julia bottled and bubhonbled had fallen asleep on ber ex- erous on that hurried H be smart beeymoon must and we had a perienced shoulder cause ha was offered really fine together quiet moment upstairs Job when he graduated from col“Well there was a time when 1 wouldn’t have told you but now m lege only of course being drafted tell you how It was My cousin be couldn’t accept It Tr sables Ahead la Marriage Anna was golnf to marry Joe and she was playing fast and loose she But when he comes back it won’t wcxild and the wouldn’t I'd never be honeymoon Your first budget seen Joe I was to meet him at my may be $20 a week Bills uncerhouse in Cork the tainties and economies may compligrandfather’s of 1 the eras 17 cate first night wedding your Are year together "Well w all got to tha house you willing to face that courageend ao Anna The priest was there ously? Berman Oost IS ef Harvard HL whe won the Pills bury trophy at the Fourth Annual Chicago Junior Mar- grandchildren ket Bog show Hie crossbred Berk- graphs gold platters shire and Poland China hog weighed gold river flowed on 211 pounds “Where did I meet ns |