Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1928, Page 27

COMMONS REFUSES] TOCENSUREACCORD -Lloyd George’s Move to Have Action Branded Peace Menace Is Beaten. By the Associated Press. LONDON, November 14.—An attempt to put the House of Commons on rec- ord as declaring that the Anglo-French naval accord had endangered the peace of Eutope and the Sood relations of reat Britain with the United States has failed. Former Premier David Lloyd George moved the declara- tion as an amend- ment to the reply to the address from ithe throne. After a sharp de- bate on British policy between Prime Minister Stanley and Mr, George ihe amend- ment was defeated, 326 to 163. Official Regret Asked. Mr. Lloyd George asked Commons to express official regret that the ac- cord with France had abandoned the principle of limiting small submarines, cruisers and other naval vessels. He also asked the house to declare that the exclusion of reservists from computa- tions of military strength was con= trary to the spirit of the Versailles and Lbcarno treaties. Exclusion of re- servists was conceded by Great Britain to gain French support for the British position on cruisers. “We. have been guilty,” Mr. Lloyd George said, “of something which has driven America, through its chief of- fcer, to declare for a policy of addition- al cruisers.” Baldwin Defends Pact. Mr. Baldwin, in reply, spoke of the Anglo-French agreement in the past tense, calling attention to the fact that he was doing so. He said it had been “@n honest, straightforward at- tempt to escape from the deadlock which' developed at Geneva and which was threatening the cause of disarma- ment.” The prime minister took Mr. Lioyd QGeorge to task for his articles in the foreign press, which he said could oniy gnklz the government’s task more dif- eul Lloyd George. Watch Tomorrow’s Star for An THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, e Important Palais Royal Announcement NOVEMBER 14, 1928.. 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November 16 Listen In! | SANTA CLAUS i November Feature & Sale of Toiletries Keep vour medicine chest and your dressing table supplied, and get the many dainty gifts you will need for the holidays, from this special event. Many items are marked at fxn;or- tant reductions—others are the result of special purchases—but thev all offer you an oppor- tunity to save many dollars! Look these lists over carefully—and see just what you need. PERFUMES Exquisite_perfumes are now within the reach of every woman’s purse. For this special sale we are selling some of the best liked and more ex- pensive perfumes in “dram” quan- titfes. Lentheric Lotus D'Or D’'Orsay Troujours Fidel Isabey Gardenia Tsabey Le Sourir Isabey Bleu de Chine. Coty Jacqueminot Rose Coty Paris .. Coty Emeraud Coty Chypre . Coty L’Origan . Coty L'Or . Coty Muque Coty Styx . Coty Jasmine Lubin Jasmine Lubin Amaryllis Lubin Lilas . Lubin Rose .. Rigaud Un Air Embaume. Rigaud Mi Nena .. De Musset Poeme. De Musset Sweet Caron Nuit de Noel Caron Naimez qui moi. Caron Narcisse Noir Caron L'Infinf . Caron Mode. . FACE POWDERS Houbigant Face Powder, 75c. ‘Woodworth's Powder, with trial bottle of perfume—Karess, 2.00; Viegay, 1.50; Fiance, $1. Pompeiian Face Powder with loose powder vanity, 49c. $2.50 Norida Aderon Face Powder in a beautiful box, velvet top, suit- able for a gift, 89c. b4 sl‘ l:Im Vivi imported face powder, c. Java Rice Face Powder, 34c. 75¢_Cheramy Lov Lor Powder, 34c. $1 MiNena Powder, with puff, 49c. Princess Pat Combination—full size 50c rouge, 50c lipstick and trial size face powder, 47c. COMPACTS $1.50 Tre-Jur Double Compacts, 75c. $1 Tre-Jur Single Compacts, colored cases, 50c. $1 Tre-Jur Double Compacts, 50c. 50c Tre-Jur Rouge, 25c. 50c Tre-Jur Lipstick, discontinued style, 25¢. Kulok Double Compacts, attractive metal case with chain, 79¢. Coty’s Single Compacts, with extra “50(: ‘lrelllls.llls‘cé e ivaudou , 39¢. 50c Truvy Compacts, 25c. TOILET WATER $3 Rigaud’s MiNena, $1 Arly — R $4 size Coty’s Tolle Water in the want- ed odors, 2.25. $1.50 size Cappi Toi- let Water, not boxed, £90. 50c Melba Lavender Toilet Water, 25¢. o e————— PERFUME SETS $3 Joie de Paris Sets, including per- fume, face powder, cream, and bath salts, $1. Bath Salt and Perfume Sets, includ- ing 1 bottle of perfume and seven bath oes, 59c¢. $1.25 Tre-Jur Sets, including 1 box face powder, 1 single compact and 1 tale, 79¢c. BATH POWDERS $1.50 Norida Powder, $1. $1 Golden Peacock, 79¢c. $1 Tre-Jur, 50c. 50c Kahn's Dusting Powder, 29c. 50c Love Joy, 35c. 50c Melba Theatrical Black and White Cream, 37c. Golden Peacock Bleach Cream, 83c. it sobeai et 6 WASH CLOTHS IN Colored or white cloths, with: colored’ BATH SALTS NORIDA SETS, $1 Set includes two 50c jars cream and & 1 81 bex of face powder, all for $1. tud! tul Norida Trial Sets, incl be of cold cream, tissue, va: and trial size face po: $1_Cheramy Bath Salts, rese or litae, 50c. Houbigant’s Ideal or Fleurs, S1. $1 St. Denis Bath Salts, 75c. $1 LaLete Bath Salts, 69¢c. Dermay Nite Sets filled with bath salts, 69c. Quelques CREAMS 75¢ Noxzema Cream, 50c. 65c size Pond’s Cold - or Vanishing Cream, 29¢. I Cream, 37c. hite Cleansing A BOX, 69c amber, Squibb’'s_ Teoth Paste, tube, Kolynos Tooth Paste, tube, 3dc. Forhan’s Tooth Paste, tabe, 34c. Sy 8750 to' 39 Qualities Sheraton or Mayflower MIRRORS 9.95. 12-pe. fi-'.'.' sels, in jade, maise or stitching. 59¢_Mifftin Aleohol for external use, white, 1 3%c. Perfume Perfumes—Main Floor 25¢ Melba Lipsticks, 14c. 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These are of clear, even weave, silk from top to toe and finished with smart tailored heels. broadeloth; plain-solid ¥ . color broadcloth | Holeproof Service Sheer Hose, $1.50 R cxgor e ‘Full-fashioned hose, silk to the garter welt...all with the P! wov;nest;io:dc o practical extra double toe reinforcement., Tailored heels medias, fancy gercales —new Fall shades. y Hosiery—Main Floor Men’s Furnishings—Main Floor T T e By the Associated Press. STOCKHOLM, November 14.—The 1928 Nobel prize in literature was given yesterday to Mme. Sigrid Undset, the third Norwegian author to be thus honored. ' In 1903 it was given to Djoernstierne Bjoernson, and in 1920 to Knut Hamsun. Henri_Bergson, French author and philosopher, was chosen as winner of the 1927 literature prize, held over from Iast year. -Other-Frenchmen who have received this award were R. F. A. Sully-Prudhomme in 1901, F. Mistral in 1904, Romain Rolland in 1915 and Anatole France in 1921. The monetary value of each of these prizes this year is about $42,060. This represents a new record. Last year the prizes ‘were $32,478 each. The 1928 Nobel prize in medicine was awarded on October 25 to Dr. Charles Nicolle, head of the Pasteur Institute in Tunis and noted for his work in combating spotted fever. German scientists carried off the Nobel awards for chemistry for both 1927 and 1928. Prof. Heinrich Wieland of Munich was given the first for his investigation of gall acids, while Prof. Adolf Windaus of Goettingen won the award for’this year by his study of vitamins. ‘The 1923 physics prize was reserved until next year. Prof. Windaus is a member of the German Academy of Natural Sciences, the oldest German scientific body. He is professor in the University of Goet« tingen and also heads the Chemical In~ stitute there. Prof. Wieland holds doctorates in philosophy, engineering -and medicine. 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