Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1929, Page 20

20 : THE TVENING STAR,” WiSHINGTON. 'D.” U: FRIDAY. MARCH 8 1929, Jebleffs A FASHION INSTITUTION Pavris Weashington NewYork : X-Ray Measured TRACALLSPACT S ot HUPE_UILMASSES By a Box Meter Science Puts - Powerful Rays in Class of More Ordinary Remedies. The Smart Fashions for Youth in ROMNEY You'll find the high accepted fashions in Romney...and tomorrow is especially Misses’ day of Romney Week! Only what the smartest young women first approve enter into the ex- clusive Romney family . . . and so have a long life of smartness and usefulness! It's worth your while to get Spring-ready now! Come in tomorrow . . . see the new Romney frocks and coats that await you! They're glorious! Special displays in our Misses’ Coat and Frock Shops on third floor! “istrument of Freedom for Small Nations, He Says in Address. By the Assocated Pres NEW YORK T thing in X-ra rch 8—The newest box meter wherel ured in small doses fo While appealing for peace, Senator | they can be “orah of Idaho, chairman of the Sen- | 1 e foreign relations committee, last | cil ght said the small nations are “ten- nts at will on this ear without the rotection of the princip cperation those of them reat natural wealth will sini *itories” to be preyed upon by rapacious | at xploiters which will make the old pro. of Rome seem uninter- | Short distance ne. ton, gathered at a dinner. He principal speaker. The meeting was | T at_the National Press Club. | The chairman of the foreign relations committee declared that the Kellogg M pact will be successful “to the exten that the people as distinguished from the few can be permitted to have a voice in peace or war.” “The people do not believe in war, but their leaders sometimes do.” said | the chairman of the Senate foreign re- lations committee.” Represents Hope of Masses. | “The peace pact represents the as pirations and the hopes of the masses. = » * If it does not prove successful it be because of the betrayal of th ) have been intrusted with author | du T do not know, and no man can |°F ‘know, whether we have reached the 'time in which reason and justice may in international affairs be substituted for brute force or whether we must go | on with the old system. my opinion, to what extent in the | it future a few men who do no-fighting «nd make no sacrifices when the war comes can manipulaté and control | ‘matters in the direction of war as|upon by the exploiters.” against the es and the prayers of | those upon whom the burdens and the | economic b ing peace, declaring that it could only Senator Borah voiced particular in- {be employed against a small nation and | terest in_ the benefits deriving to small | that it would amount to declaration of isacrifices fall.” nations under the Kellogg treaty. Under | /its principles alone, he said, can they | hope to live in freedom and inde- pendence. | “A world dominated by force,” heupon a scale such as the world has declared, “will be dominated by the | never before known, is a false pretense, /great nations which can maintain great (a armies and great navies. The small | cerned, the United States will have nothing to do with it. Inations will enjoy just such freedom ' st such security as great nations may {graciously vouchsafe to them. je “What chance, what right, what ment. of her controversies through dependence, what security have Haiti peaceful means only * * * but if in ‘or Nicaragua, or any other of these |spite of all this there is ever to'be an {small nations as against the United |appeal to force, then the United States {States, or Korea as against Japan, or [should be perfectly free, committed in | world governed by force?” Between F & G Sts. EW GAGE STRAWS In Extrd Large and Medium Head Sizes tion box. Its value is not only in | demonstrations. This w: | light_of tions were “tenants at will on this earth ™ Without the protection of tr depends, in | principle of the peace pact and without | Albania as against Italy, or Egypt no way, embarrassed in no respect, to iagainst Great Britain, and so on, in a |determine under all the circumstances what it is In the interest of our people | The Senator then said the small na-!to do.” s demonstrated at ng of the New York Electrical So- et t. y nce puts the powerful r: of the more ordinary reme- can. be parceled out in and potencics of known cura- s demenstrated by Dr. of physics Cornell Y. He placed a pair of metal plates a t, with a strong elec- Then he pro- between the principle mak eter, an instrument named an joni: ing risks of ap . but also in op ng small quanti a combination of picture apparatus. r reflecte s operation, those of them that “have cen so unfortunate” as to be found in slon of great matlonal wealth nk into territories “to be preyed | Senator Borah ridiculed the theory of yeott as a means of enfo he economic boycott for these great | he said, “which are now m‘-l ng armies and building, navi s | | fraud, a le.. And so far as I am con- “The United States has agreed to re- ct war and has agreed to scek settle- ON likes Ombre Broadtail on Misses’ Coats! Because it is flat...be- cause it is shaded. . .be- cause it adds luxury to slim coats! Paquin pouch collar . . . the spiral bands in the puff sleeve is very attrac- tive! $59.50 ROMNEY approves the Bi-color Ensemble for the Young Woman! 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