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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-24
POPULAR
RECIPES
MONDAYS MENU


BREAKFAST: Blueberries
and cream, dry cereal, whole
wheat toast. coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Fresh fruit
salad. cream dressing, hot
mullins, ch o colate Indians,
tea. milk.
DINNER: Ham with orange
sauce, steamed brown rice,
spinach timbales, peaches and
cream, sponge cake, coffee,
milk.
Pour little fruit juice into
your hot weather menus. 1t will
make them better from every
standpoint.
Ham With Orange Sauce
(Serves to 81
Two pounds smoked ham. cut
into slices, 2 tablespoons flour,
2s cups orange juice, water
cress. 5 oranges cut into segments.
Fry the ham slices. Remove
to hot platter. Measure table,
spoons of ham drippings. To it,
add the flour and stir until flour
is lightly Drowned.
Then slowly stir in orange
Juice. and continue stirring until
sauce is free from Jumps. Cook
over low fire for minutes more,
until sauce is thick. then pour
over hot fried ham. Gsrnish with
orange segments and crisp chilled
wstercress.
Fruit and Meat Grin
(Seryes 4 10 81
-Four orange slices, h-inch thick,
green-tipped bananas peeled. 4
tomato halves, veal or lamb
chops.
Place all ingredients on. CREASED
brciler rack. Brush bananas with
melted butter. Broil all for about
10 to IL minutes with rack 4
inches under moderately high
flame. Turn once. Serve on hot
platter. Season meat with salt
and pepper and garnish with
stuffed olive slices and lemon
quarters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-24

If she is a nice. though m,
routine job in a city, she sh,
earned two weeks visiting rel
There she win be the mouse she
has been all year. But with some
new clothes and 4 little imsgina-
ton she could enjoy playing at be-
Ing someone else n she went away
where abe knew no one.
The very best possible vacation
for = woman executive might very
well Be staying right at home
spotting" around her own house
or apartment. being thoroughly
domestic.
The mother OF several children
--or even one--oueht to manage
somehow to take her vacation with
her husband and without the small
fry.
The woman whose job or way
IT living calls for . burdensome
amount Of dignity ought to thor
oughly enjoy = dude ranch where
she can do ~ she pleases without
stopping to wonder. what will
so-and-so think :"
The woman who leads . cramp-
I'd. narrow life In . place she |
feels y too small for her, would
probably get more out Of going |
~ far ~ she can 70, or stopping |
IN = big hotel in large city.
The woman in business who has
become 70 tired Of being pleasant
that she would like to scream In
stead Of smile. ought to hunt out
= place where she won't have to
zee anyone unless she chooses.
Most Of W. never. get ~ tired
Of other people ~ we do Of our
selves about the time = vacation
u due. And the smart woman ar
ranges = vacation where she can
Be anyone she wants to be-for
. while, at least.
Note Of Thanks
Dear Miss Grey: After a death
IN : family how many davs .hou,d
elapse before sending cards
acknowledging Flowers ana svr.
pathy. READER.
No set number OF DAYS "a
established before thanks u ex-
preased for flowers and svm-
rathy at funerals because this
4 : time when the comfort Of
~. here.ved family A. unn.r.
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She'll look just like colorful
butterfly in this engaging Anne
Adams dress, Pattern 41S6. Any
little girl will enjoy its dainty de-
tails any mother will like its
quick, easy making, helped along
by the concise sewing instructions.
An all-occasion style that can be
used to make both a Sunday-best
dress and one for everyday play.
Cute scalloped panties are INCLUDE
ed in the pattern. The dressier
frock has scallops wherever you
look-at the waistline, on the wisps
of cap sleeves and along the button
opening. With lace at all the edges.
it's "partyfied" indeed, The other
version has a small collar, straight
sleeves and is gay with ric-rac
trim. 81,
Pattern 41S6 is available in
children's sizes 2, 4, 6, and 10.
Size s, takes 35s yards of 35 inch
fabric and SIS yards of lace edging.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) in
coins for this Anne Adams pattern.
Write plainly SIZE, NAME, ADJ
DRESS and STYLE NUMBER. =
Sun-filled, fun-filled summer days
time to look your prettiest! Time.
to write for our new AIMEE
ADAMS SUMMER PATTERN
BOOK and plan your hot-weathers
wardrobe. Choose from a dress,
parade of engaging, "make-t hem.'
yourself" frocks. Surf-and- sand
wear classic sportsters
airy dance styles travel toys.
Smart accessories. lingerie, at
home clothes. Every age included.
from the forties through the.
twenties, teens, juniors and tots.
Order your copy now. Book fifteen,
cents. Pattern fifteen cents. Book
and pattern together, twenty-five
cents. Send your order to The Ts-s
coma Times, Pattern Department.
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dominates the room, isn't likely to
be anything except neutral in tone,
and neither is the buffet or a large
area Of each chair. 1t behooves the
decorator. amateur or professional,
TO see that curtains, chair seats,
rug, walls and accents are gay
enough to offset the neutral tones.
IF / were doing over a dining
room on almost no money, I'd GER
tainly consider getting new cur
tains and perhaps new rug rather
tina ma new buffet. That is, if get
ting the buffet meant having 10
struggle along another year with
dull, lifeless looking curtains and
rug"
In modern dining rooms or
those in Georgian. French Provin-
cial or Victorian houses. it's often
effective to use a huge sheet of
mirror with polished edges or an
antique frame over the buffet.
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crisis after another In the course
Of family life. cannot be expected
to raise normal children.
The mother who studies child
training methods faithfully then
spoils it all by outbursts Of emo
ton is not 4 good mother. Much
better is the mother who knows
little about the science OF child
psychology but moves serenely
about her business Of bringing up
the child according 10 common
sense principles.
The perfect mother is the one
who learns all she can about her
job as a parent and carries out the
established scientific methods of
child training with effective calm.
over-anxiety and cver-mother-
ing are as bad as too much emo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-24
52-SUCCESSFUL PARENTS

Happy is the reward of good parenthood healthy,
emotionay balanced youngster is one of fes great salts
factions
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A E[QGlE (lE E4T&s

Z Perfectly. He phoned me from
the airport had Just got in from
Washington and I rushed out ana
took charge Of his bombs. Gwen
was there, too, and turned over
the blue prints.
I haven't had a chance 10 look
at them yet. but from what Gwen
told me on the way down here, the
two of you really have something
Of inestimable value to the Sery-
ice"
Rick Inquiries
DO you think they'll drop those
old charges against Frsyne ?" Rick
I inquired, eagerly. You know, he
was my fathers best friend. Dad
was heartbroken at the trouble he
got into. He never did believe he
was guilty, and Frayne, when he
came to me for help, insisted that
he had done nothing wrong. That
he had been framed. He never
knew who was responsible"
Il know" Ellen spoke up. 1T
was Karl. He told me about it
he boosted about it when he had
me tied up in the apartment. He
thought I'd never live TO tell any
one about it."
you poor darling" Rick said,
holding tightly to her hand.
About Frsyne, don't believe
you need to worry" Bsrringer said.
1T was a wartime offense.
THE war has been over more
than 20 years, and since he has
behaved himself all these years, I
think you'll find the government
will be lenient. Especially, with
this invention of his which I I'M
derstand he is turning over to the
army air service"
Strength Returns
Kicks strength returned rapidly
and soon he was walking around,
showing Barringer the work shop
he and Frayne had built inside the
old mine entry. Ellen refused to
leave his side, and walked along
with him, her arm linked with his.
Gwen was busy in the cabin, and
soon called them all to lunch.
Il used up all the supplies" she
told Rick. But it won't make
much difference, as I don't think
Wen be using this place any more"
After luncheon, Rick felt so
strong that he insisted on flying
the plane which Rayburn and Vor-
his had brought TO the hideout,
back to town.
Barringer's men had loaded the
body of Rayburn, wrapped in a
blanket, into the large plane they
had come in, and they were ready
to start the return to Santa
Monica.
Vorhis and Jules were trussed in
their seats, and under guard. There
was no chance for them to escape.
why don't you fly back with
us ?" Ellen asked Gwen, taking the
girl affectionately by the arm.
Sure. come on along, Gwen"
Rick urged
mo thank you. I think I'll fly
back in the big ship with the
Major
She suddenly kissed Ellen, and
then ran and climbed into the big
army plane.
AS the motors roared and it
started to move slowly down the
level canyon floor, picking up speed
for the take-off, she slid open
side window and leaned out to wave
goodbye.
Neither Rick nor Ellen saw her,
however. They were in each others
arms. (The End
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS

Below are the answers 10 test
euestions printed on the editorial
page:
]. orinoco river.
:. Thomas Jefferson.
:. Eight
I. IRA.
;. Seventy.
8. Pred'-a-to-ri; not pre--da-
tort
Z. Yosemite National park.
:. Doctor Of Philosophy.
:. 1t Il the dyed fur Of muskrat
end nutria-
10. ''Old Line State; also 'Free
STATE"
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Historical, Exclusive Hand
OUer Child Is Dangerous

of
OF
standing authority the family.
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5. How should a woman an
nounce herself on the telephone
when she is Making an appoint-
ment with her hair-dresser -
What would you do if
You want to tell q business a..
sociate that someone called and
left a message. would you say
Ca) "A party called you and left
this number?
tb) Mr.. Brown telephoned and
left this number and asked thai
you call him" 80
ANsNEHS
1. No.
2. Leave the money.
3. No.
4. Ask If you may call back.
5. This Is Miss Andrews"
Best What Would You Do.
soiuuon-tb). Don't use "party'ss
in that sense.
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READY FOR POWELL

William Powells dressing room
at M-G-A. unoecupied all this
time, has been redecorsted. pre-
psrstory TO his return TO resume
work in 1.-The Thin Man Returns"
next month.
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Good Taste
Today
BY EMILY POST


Dear Mrs. Post: Please answer
the correct way TO address wed
ding invitations to the following
groups Of people. each of whom
live together. This means both the
mailing envelope and the inside
envelope: I'd A man and wife and
daughter; f2) A man and wife AND
family: ts) A widow and family;
~ A man and wife and wife'l
mother.
Answer: f,)
Mr. and Mrs.. John Smith
Min Mary Smith
Address
And on the inside envelope, the
names without the address.
ca
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith
The Misses Smith
Address
A separate invitation addressed to:
The Mcssrs. Smith 1.-THE inside en-
velopes the same.)
t3)
Mrs. John Smith mot Mrs. Mary)
tother directions same as No. ~
90 A separate invitation must
be addressed to the wife's mother.
The Suitability Of Stacks
Dear Mrs. Post: We have been
having q discussion about the pro-
priety Of young woman wearing
Stacks on (a) a train and tb) on
the street of resort town. The
group II divided in its opinion and
we have to call upon you to settle
the question. Win you tell us
what you think?
Answer: My opinion is that (a)
slacks are very unsuitable on
regular city to city train. On the
other hand, on a local train run
hing from one resort "a .nother.
rom one beach, for example, to
mother further along the coast, or
IN . regular sports train that car
les cancers upstream or skiers
ip the mountain. they are obvious
y right. OBJ Yes. According to
present fashion they are suitable
IN the reaily--or apparently
young. and unquestionably slim. in
any place that is definitely = re-
sort
Favors for the Wedding Cake
naar Mr.. Post. what t.vors ar.
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q ~. .sdd,nm ~. o.. -,
49, "a 80. - -. !, ~
,..s,or., ro..,h,.
-. -
Ans"e a'ors arc rs,''y put
N 'n' one pig weuuihg oah.' par
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Vacation Hint: TaUo
Weeks From Yourself
By CYNTHIA GREY

The best kind Of vacation for is the that lets
her take vacation from herself.
If she is nice though mousey little person who does
routine job city, she shouldn't spend all of her hard
earned two weeks visiting relatives.
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ton. The mother who watches over
every minute Of the child's life
with anxieus care is not giving her
child a chance 10 develop naturally.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-24
by MARIAN YOUNG
NEA Service Staff Correspondent

BY MARIAN YOUNG
NEA Service Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK-The dining room
should be one of the most charm
ing rooms In the house. And, with
excellent books for the amateur
decorator being published in pro-
fusion and furniture manufacture
ers producing perfectly beautiful
tables. chairs, buffets and other
dining room pieces in price ranges
to suit all budgets, there's no rea-
son 1t can't be.
According to one important New
York decorator, lack of color is
the chief cause Of the dull. almost
drab certainly embarrassing -
picture created in many dining
room.
MAIN PIECES
USUALLY NEUTRAL
Since the dining table, which
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
Zvysi platy.

V Pittsburghu, Pa, spoiled
most Westinghouse Electric &
Manufacturing Co. oznamila,
re vratf 1919 srazku z platu
5000 re svych $4,000 zamest-
nanc1, a to pry nasledkem to-
no, re Sc obchodnf podmfnky
zlepsily.
Ornament O zvyseni platd
pfislo, kdyz v1dcove ocelarske-
no prdmyslu pc novorocnim
vysetrovan1 situace prohlasili,
re Cd vanocn1ch svatk1 zvysila
Sc vyroba v Pittsburghskych
zavodech o vice neil 15% a
re je nadeje ma dalsf zlepsenf.
Pfedseda spolecnosti George
H. Bucher pravil, re vsichni "a
mestnanci, kteTf dostavali $125
mesicne nebo meme, dostanou
zpet to, co Jim bylo 1. cervna
minuleho roku strhnuto. Teh-
dy spolecnost strhla vsem "a
mestnancGm i vykonnym tired
n1kGm 1919.
'Prozatlm spolecnost vrati vsak
onech 1919 jenom tenn S ma
lynn pfUmem. Ostatnich, KITE
RI mali vetsl platy, Sc toto IVY
Semi netyka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
Mooney pc % letech ma
svobode

Dlouhy BOZ Thomase J. Moo
neye O svobodu a spravedlnost
bojovany plnych 20 let jest u
konce. Sen cestne "svobody"
tohoto ocelarskeho slevace, tyr
dosijne udrzovany a probojova
ny behem temeT ctvrtstoleti v
zalari jest konecne realizovan.
Prvni demokraticky guver-
ner Kalifornie v poslednfch "A
letech. Culbert L. Olson, splnil
den pc slavnostnlm uvedeni do
Kapitolu, slib, re Mooneyove
zadosti o svobodu vyhov1.
Guvernerova milost zname-
ma zbaveni Mooneye why mad
pachatelstvfm pumoveho ito
ku ma narodni manifestaci v
San Francisco v r. 1916. Moo
neX byl odsouzen k smrti Ia
domnele pachatelstvf atenta-
tn pfi nemz bylo zabito 16 O.
sob, ale trest zmenen Ia dozi-
votnf zalaf. Pozdeji vyslo ma
jevo, re svedci proti Mooneyo-
vi Sc dopustili krive prisahy a
to zadalo Mooneyovi pro BOZ O
rehabilitaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
Dopis, ktery dojde Ia pet
tisic let?

Ma stavenisti svetove VISTA
Wy v New Yorku byla zapuste-
ma do zeme ocelova schranka S
dokumenty o nynejs1 dobe, ur-
cena (nenf-li to jen reklama)
nasim potomk1m, kteTf budou
lit v roce 6936. V teto schran-
ce je take dopis Alberta Elm
steina budocim lidem, v nemz
slavny ucenec shrnuje sve po-
znatky O dnesnf dobe takto:
"Nase doba je bohata ma Wy
nalezce, jejichz dflo by mohlo
podstatne usnadnit mas zivot.
Brazdime more "a pomoci e.
lektriny a upotrebujeme il, a.
bychom lidem usnadnili tvrdou
praci svald. Naucili jsme Sc
letat a jsme S to zasilati posel-
stvia zpravy kolem celeho sve-
ia prostTednictvfm elektric-
kych vim. Ale nestejnomerne
je organisovana vyroba a roz-
delenf statkd, take kazdy mu-
81 lit We strachu, re Dude Wy
loucen z hospodarskeho obehu.
Mimo to Tide, obyvaj1cf RUNE
zeme, snaz1 sc v nepravidel-
nych odstupech zab1t jeden
druheho, take kazdy, KIDD po-
myslf ma budoucnost, must Ii
ii We strachu. To je nasledek
toho, re intelligence a charak-
ter sirokych vrstev jsou nesrov-
natelne nizsf, nezli intelligence
a charakter tech jedincG, KITE
RI produkujf veci pro lidstvo
cenne. Doufam, re nasi po-
tomci budou tento list c1st S po-
citem pysne a opravnene pre-
vahy."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
Pc svatbach truble.

V Chicago Petr Skwarek, u
krajinsky umelec, ponevadz je-
no housle jej neuziv1, sc stall
lesticem kovu. Pc vecerach L.
cinkuje v orchestra. Ozenil sc
pred 8 mes1ci. PAX pry zjistil,
re manzelka Zofie jest O rok
stars1 a oddavky nebyly prove
deny pc ukrajinsku a proto cd
sve zeny odesel. Zena tehdy
zadala O rozvod, soud mu ma
rfdil, ably platil $12 tydne, ale
on skoro mic neplatil a kdyz jej
dala zavrft, tax Sc vymlouval,
re ami lestenf kovu s muzikou
dohromady nevynaSi tolik, ably
mohl platiti. Soudce mu snfzi]
alimony ma So.
Mary Buckley vyprav6la
soudci, re JEFF manzel cele no.
CT hraje karty a kdyz rano pTi-
jde a ona jej kara, tax il zmla-
tt. Proto chce rozvod a kdyz
soudce Sc il tazal, kolik chce
vyzivneho, rekla re mic, pone.
vadz jest ucitelkou athletiky g
vydela 81 zivobyt1. Soudce ma
to: "Vy jste ucitelkou athleti.
ky a nechate Sc takovym skrc.
KEN bit? Proc mu jich PAL
nevrazfte?" Hrda odpoved ne
to znela: "Mohla bych jej ri
dit, re by jej jeho maminks
nepoznala, ale zena, ktera bijt
muze nen1 lady"
= Andrew Pratt byl citoval
k soudu pro nepodporovanf re
ny. Rekl, re prisel O tri prst,
u ruky a proto nemGze praco
vat. Zena vsak upozornil;
soudce, re vzdor tomu, re ne
ma prsty, roztrhal il vsechn,
saty a kabaty ma tTasne, takz'
nema co ma sebe. Ucinil tax
ably jej nemohla opustiti, kdy!
il nedaval mic ma zivobytf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13

c. Zastaveni antisemitis-
mu o~kamzitym vladimir zakro-
KEN a ochranou uprchlikn, bez
rozdilu politickeho a nabozen-
skeho presvedcenf. Zadame,
ably Cesko-Slovenska vlada po-
kracovala v jednanf o podporu
s mocnostmi, ktere problem u
prchlfku vytvorily, prave tax,
jake my zde pracujeme "a to
ably Amerika temto uprchll-
KUN pomahala.
V pripad6, re temto nasim
zadostem, ktery jsou jedine mi
neny pro dobro Cesko-Sloven-
ske Republiky a jejiho lidu,
nebude vyhoveno, obavame sc,
re sc octneme v podobne situa-
CT jake americti Nemci, kteri
Sc ma konec museli postaviti
prot vladnoucfm rezimu sve
rodne vlasti a jej Sc verejne
zrici.
Ia Ustredi Ceskoslovenskych
Spolku pro New York a okolf,
Emil F. Prantner, predseda
Vaclav Lipsky, tajemnik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13

V Marysville, O., vrazda, je-
jiz obeti stall Sc v predvecer
sve svatby Clark S. Hayes, 20
let starry zamestnanec v groce-
Ri, stala sc jeste zahadnejs1,
protoze byl ucinen pokus O u
nos mrtvoly z pohrebniho 1sta-
WI a o znicenf stop pc pacha-
telich.
Jeho mrtvola, svazana dra-
tenn, zatizena konvf ma mleko,
plnou kameni, byla nalezena
potapecem v opustenem lomu
u Summersville. Hayesova
snoubenka Oletha Morrow z
York Center, &c let stara, s nfz
mel znamost cd detstvi, byla
premozena zalem. Pracovali
spolu v grocernlm obchode a
NELL miti svatbu.
Zatim co policie hleda motiv
vrazdy, bylo oznameno, re do
pohfebnfho 1stavu, kde je Ha-
yesova m~rtvola, pokusil sc do
staff nejaky muz oknem rano O
pull ctvrte iodine, ale mattel
1stavu jej zahnal. Serif vyslo-
vii presvedceni, re omen muz
bud chtel odnesti mrtvolu nebo
plechovou nadobu, jiz byla mr.
tvola zatlzena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13

" Los Angeles Martin Sny-
der byl odsouzen k zalari ne
vice nez 20 let pro pokus vraz-
dy ktery spachal ma Myrl Al
dermanovi, ktery. pozdeji oze-
nil sc s jeho rozvedenou zenou,
pevkyni Ruth Ettingovou.
Rozsudek byl vynesen soud-
Gem superiorniho soudu Tho
masem Ambrosem, ktery zaml-
tt navrh Snyderova obhajce ma
novy soud a jeho propusteni
ma zaruku nez Dude vyr1zeno
odvolanf z rozsudku. Porota,
ktera usvedcila Snydera, re pc
ranil Aldermana, osvobodila
no re zaloby pro pokus zavraz-
dit jeho byvalou .zenu a jeho
dceru z prvniho manzelstvl E.
dithu, 81 rok starou, ktera je
tajemnici Ettingove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
Sklenice piva no prozradila

V Mishawaka, Ind, 35lety
Joseph Takace byl zatcen jake
uprchlik pred spravedlnostl,
kdyz byl prozrazen otisky prs
til, jez zanechal ma sklenici s
pivem. Pred peti Lefty Takace
uprchl re statni robotarny v
P%endleton a cd te chvile I'll
tam sc svou manzelkou a dee
rou. Byl odsouzen "a automo-
bilove lupicstvi ma dobu cd 5
do 81 rokI a odslouzil 81 jiz pet
rokG, kdyz uprchl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
Ceske dsti dostaly americke
darkv.

Tricet beden dark1, jez by
ly sebrany v americkych sko-
ZACH pro csl. deti, bylo dopra-
veno do hlavnlho stanu Cerve-
neho kflze do Prahy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13

V Davenport, Iowa, 82lety
William HI. Voss, vynalezce
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V Holiday, Kansas, 50leta
Martha Self a jejf 15leta dcera
Mayo prisly o zivot pfi poza-
ru, ktery znicil jejich obydll.
Evening star., 1939-07-22
Mrs. Marietta Hardison
Dies in Kentucky

Mrs. Marietta Glenn Hardison,
66, of 2138 California street NV,
wife of former Judge Robert Bibb
Hardison of the District Police
Court, died yesterday at Diamond
Spring, KY, where she had been
spending the summer. She had been
i'll about six weeks.
A native of LeWisburg, KY, Mrs
Hardison had been resident of this
city about 20 years. She was an
active member of the Order of the
Easter Star, the Manor House Chap
ter of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution, and the Francis
Asbury Methodist Church. She was
a daughter of the late Robert E
and Julia Anne Sharpe Glenn.
Besides her husband, who has
practiced law here since retiring as
Judge, Mrs. Hardison leaves daugh-
ter, Mrs. Eugene c. Gott, jr., Chevy
Chase, Md; son, Charles A. Hardi-
son, Indianapolis, Ind; two brothers
Charles P. Glenn, Owensboro, KY,
and Robert E. Glenn, Kirmansville,
KY; two sisters, Mrs. j. w. Newman
Russellville, KY, and Miss Eula A.
Glenn, this city, and three grand
children.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow in Central City, KY. Burial
also will be there.
Evening star., 1939-07-22
Dr.. George W. Carter
Dies at Age of IS

DR.. George William Carter, IS,
who practiced medicine for many
years at Markham, Va, died Thurs
day at Jacksonville, Fla. Funeral
services were to be held at pm.
today at the Demaine funeral home
in Alexandria, with interment in Ivy
Hill Cemetery. The Rev. Ernest A
DeBordenave, rector of st. Paul's
Episcopal Church, was to officiate.
DR.. Carter made his home with
his daughter, Mrs. Jean Carter
Bayly, TIA Queen street, Alexandria,
but had been in i'll health, and went
with his wife last April to visit their
son, G. William Carter, jr., at jack
sonville.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Anna Davi-
son Carter, and son, he is survived
by the following children: Mrs.
Phillips Melville, Mitchell Field,
Long Island; Mrs. Bayly, Miss A.
Maury Carter, Miss Lucy c. Carter,
Alexandria, and three grandchil-
dren