Show THE GARLAND TIMES GARLAND UTAH mnmiilllinimiim Scenes and Persons in the Current News WHO'S NEWS THIS WEEK By Lemuel F Perlen myttintymyiimmiw 1 — Mrs Bibb (Dixie) Graves wife of Alabama’s governor whose husband appointed her to the United States senate to fill the vacancy created by the appointment of Senator Hugo L Black to the Supreme court l—Following adjournment of congress Representatives Maury Maverick (left) of Texas Knute Hill of Washington’ end John M Houston'of Kansas buy their railroad tickets for home 3 — United States marines load- tag their packed sea bags on a truck as they prepared to leave for duty in China Three Royal Ex’s All on One Spot PASSES STATESMAN "N tV' ‘Cv it ‘V Although royalty is ever clannish whether they retain their crowns or not it is unusual to photograph three royal "ex’s” in a group They are Amerle of Portugal exat Lausanne Switzerland Left to right: Alfonso of Spain The occasion iting Ferdinand of Bulgaria and Alfonso niece of was the marriage of Princess descendant of an old Polish family to Prince August Czartory-Sk- i RAINBOW f) if) ill-lif- t QVFEN “Eye-Dropper- ” jrr t t V' ' National honors were accorded the memory of Andrew W Mellon secretary of the treasury in the cabbets of Presidents Harding and Hoover and one of the nation’s leadbg bdustrialists who died at Southampton N Y Baby Faces Camera 1 fill A I Mbs Anna Bell Weir who was selected Rainbow Queen b the first annual Queen of Queens contest at Long Beach Calif Scores of beautiful girls who were selected as queens of various events throughout California in the past year were entered in the event NT EW YORK— Alonzo B See tha elevator man has long been this reader’s favorite epistolarian His letters to the newspapers caused more people to hit the ceilbg than did his elevators Just now his A B See Elevator company whtoh he founded years ago is being dissolved and its properties sold to Westinghouse It is hoped he now will have time to His catch up with his son Alva B See who has managed his business affairs recently did not follow in his father’s Mr See’s first big turn In the headlines came m 1922 with his insistence that for the good of all concerned we ought to burn down all the women’s colleges He was a vehement opponent of fembine education "beyond knowing their A B Ca forw ard and backward" In support of this view he offered the findings which wera of hir own research that women’s brains were on the average five ounces lighter than men’s brains "No college woman can be a fit parent” he contended Tie assailed pedagogues' and all educational techcontemporary niques writing and publishbg a book called "Schools” b 1929 In which he Insisted education should be “under the guidance of men who have the btelligence to own and run a shop” He was a porcupine Individualist denouncing governmental parasites and and Betee Noir by hinting that HerThoatande bert Hoover ought to be examined Enrage Him for his sanity in governing by commission Cigarettes high heels extremes b style slang and a thousand other betes noir enraged him He Is a elderly gentleman with spectacles and white hair living In a nice house In Brooklyn where he has lived all his life building his elevators and registerbg dis- o IV’V VV' I sizes 12 to 20 (30 to 38 bust) Siza 14 requires 37s yards Of material Send your order to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept 149 New Ave San Francisco Montgomery Calif Patterns IS cents (in coinsj each C Bail 1 cups unsweetened apple 4 tablespoons sugar cup orange marmalade eup cream whipped Combine marmalade sauce apple sauce sugar and If apple sauce has al- ready been sweetened omit sugar Fold in whipped cream Turn into freezing tray of automatic refrigerator and freeze without stirring until firm (about 2 hours) using low cold control for freezing Yield: U4 pints or 6 servings Service WNU Syndicate— The vivacious model at the left is the number 1 piece for your new autumn advance It calls for taffeta embellished as you might You may expect with grosgrain use vivid colors too Milady for Fashion has gone color mad this fall Reds of every hue bright blues lavender warm browns all are being featured in smart avenue shops along the Rue de la sent This writer never caught himself Paix Morning Frock agreebg with Mr See on anything For most of us each day debut hopes he will keep on kicking Most businessmen when they get mands that a little work be done angry about something sluice it off appreciates this In some dessicated chamber of comand the need for frocks that are merce committee which takes all the practical pretty and easy to keep sap out of it Dissent is too refined that way hence the new utility these days I once got all the "Let- frock in the center Five pieces ters to the Editor” contributors to- are its sum and total seven mornigether at e picnic and published the ngs a week its cycle Any first photograph of “Vox Populi” fabric will do nicely as the ever taken They were a quarrel- material — try one version in some lot and we almost had to call printed rayon out the militia but you couldn’t help Tailored Charm liking them The waistcoat used to be a gentleman’s identification but alas SENATOR ELLISON D (COTTON like many another smart idea of South Carolina still follows the cotton boll as' his womankind has copped it Here you see an attractive example of political lode star Like other southern senators he this modern contraband Not only does it have suavity but it is enhas been shaken The extirely feminine as well by the recent Democratic quisite waist line sweet little colsplit but now he lar and puff sleeves make this number a afford to pass can’t Is out for the New Deal subsidy you medicine "to keep excesses off the up The Patterns market" Pattern 1363 is designed for Seventy three year old Senator Smith in congress 29 years has a sizes 12 to 20 (30 to 40 bust) Size sizable cotton patch which was 14 requires 3T yards of material plus 13 yards of ribbon granted to his family by George III in 1747 In the senate be has for trimming as pictured been the leading champion and dePattern 1354 is designed for cotton of fender With his southern sizes 34 to 46 Size 36 requires 4 colonel’s mustache and yards of material his chivalrous defense of southern Pattern 1252 is designed for womanhood he is the most authentic survival of the days of “Pitch-for- k Ben’’ Tillman He walked out on the Democratic convention last year becaus? they had a negro speaker He remarked T don’t believe in the Fourteenth or Fifteenth amendments” As chairman of the agricultural committee of the senate he Is an D REPARE apple sauce by your Important figure in the reshaping of 4 favorite method farm legislation to be taken mto this delicious summerand then try recipe account in the new agrarian drive Frozen Apple Pudding for subsidies EBBUTT Berlin baby who was born at NORMAN Jacquelyn Clement New Orleans of the London six and a half months weight a scant two pounds is shown as she was ex- Times loses his battle Dr the first for Baptime to the Knapp eye Roger recently posed public against Nazi opposition The Gertist hospital interne is holding her for her first view of the cameraman man foreign office of Nazis Boot the Times asked ( Is Applied to to withdraw him and makes it clear Herr Ebbutt that if this is not rr done he would be expelled This ’ll ' 4 culmination is the of continuous dist p agreement between Mr Ebbutt and the Reich The foreign office asked that he ' be replaced by a correspondent who will “more nearly reflect the official version of the achievements of the regime” Mr Ebbutt has written his own and not the official version of events in Germany In 1933 Mr Ebbutt was president of the Association of Foreign Corre' V- - 'C- - r' In Berlin The day before v spondents ' v l the election which put Hitler in power he wrote a dispatch in which he were citizens afraid to said many vote for fear of watermarked paper or invisible ink which would reveal This anthem 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