Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1931, Page 10

WASHINGTON, C., TUESDAY, 11, | point back to the fissure that futs TALKIES REPLACE HALF through each hemisphere just in OF THEATER MUSICIANS of the central zone is larger in relation | to the total length of the brain in male | b whites than in Negroes, but the same racial difference does not appear among | Labor Department Reports Projec- females of the two Taces. 3 the area just tionists” On the other hand back of this central fissure, known as Doubled. mably con- | the parietal Jobe and pres is relative Since the advent of sound plctures, | i ex. cerned with co-ordinatio Enoumgh_lo_ _Dclermmz % larger in Negroes than in whites nearly 50 per cent of the musicians em- he found, | ployed in theaters have been displaced, . The brain of a Mal averaged considerably heavier than that | according to Labor Department figures The| The department found, however, that right an the introduction of sound pictures THE EVENING STAR, D. AUGUST 1931, | theoretically doubled the chances of employment for projectionists. I These conclusions were published in an announcement of the institution of a study by the Bureau of Labor Sta- tistics to determine the effect upon em- ployment of technological changes in | the amusement industry. Flyer Dies After Crash. SACRAMENTO, Calif, August 11| (™. —Myron E. Lacke aviator, dled yesterday from injuries suffered Sunday the crash of his plane near Donner - FILM STAR BANKRUPT NEW YORK, August 11 (#)—A vol- untary petition in benkruptcy was filed in the United States District Court yes- | terday by Frances White, actress, in private life Frances Caples, She listed lisbilities of $13,189.92 and assets of $7,500. Among the liabilities are $1,200 taxes due the United States, a number of hotel bills, including $200 due the Biltmore Hotel of Los Angeles, and milliners’, dressmakers’ and scene painters’ bills. I.dm:n Yo-r Old_Jewelry 'he Latest Style ur Specialty show, Ve, Ui, S shat no\mnn s, CHAS F. HERRMANN Woman’s Brain Different Dr. Connolly Finds It **Simpler” and Believes Differ- ences Shown by Measurements Are Distinct MKELLAR APOLOY DEMAND REFUSED ,Vandenberg Reiterates Charge of Tariff Inconsist- Number Is | sistently a little longer than the | in both men and women BY THOMAS R. HENRY. lowest, with Get Our Estimate: Established Two Generations ROS. i 1232 14th St. NW. REDUCTION LAWN MOWERS in Stock ° These are the mewest type roller-bearing machines, and are in different blade lengths. This offer holds only while the present stock lasts. RUDOLPH & WEST CO. 1332 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Hardware Merchants Since 1885 FEET ency Against Senator. I Demend for an spology because of - “deliberate and intentional misrepre- sentation” of his by Senator McKellar, Democrat, of Tennessee, upon Senator Vandenberg, | Republican, of Michigan, was promptly and spiritedly answered today by the latter, reiterating his attack. statements were issued through the na- tional committees of the respective political parties as part of their cam- paign literature. Senator McKellar charged his Re- publican adversary with “inferentially” branding him as inconsistent on the tariff legislation, and in the campaign handout said: | “It is absolutely untrue that I voted against Senator Borah’s resolution to limit increases in agriculture because, as the record will show, I voted for the Borah. resolution amnd thereby, instead of testifying to satisfaction with the industrial rates, I indicated I was op- | posed to all of them.” Vandenberg had asked if it was rot | voted against a proposal to eliminate all rate increases | true that McKellar except those on agriculture. McKellar said he assumed “the Re- publican National Committee iss | the McKellar statement without con- sulting its alleged author.” Shortly after issuance @f the Demo- cratic statement, the Republican Com- mittee disseminated Vandenbe sertion that it was not the Borah res lution to which he referred but a lat one, presented by Senator Thomas, Just before the vote on final passage of the | tariff bill. |~ Vandenberg said the record upheld | his contention that the voted against the motion to confine tariff increases to agricultural products | and asked that McKellar “explain just tariff attitude made | Both | Tennessean | what industrial rates he had in the bill which caused this change of Leart | within so brief a period as nine | months.” | SALVATION ARMY GIVES | 24,739 PERSONS MEALS! 7,881 Get Lodgings in Six- Honth" Period, Board Head Reports. 1 The Salvation Army issued 24,739 meals and provided 7,881 lodgings to | transient white men in the six-month | period from October, 1930, to March of this year, Isaac Gans, president of | the advisory board, announced today in a radio address over station WRC. 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Pirst “simpler. regular servative, volutions. he says, the female brain is Its convolutions e describes it &s with fewer s It remains close in its gen- { eral pattern to the brain appearance of_young persons. Furthermore, Dr { membranes are more general form of the rounded while the mai Connolly delic corresponds to the s body. Frontal Area Higher. The frontal f the brain. h ded to be woman's higher brains are of women. | other dimensions. is that the temporal just above the ear, of hearing is lo in length and de | brain of the same general | The diameter of both tempo cipital lobes—the later the @ back of the head where the faculty of seeing is located—is smaller in rela- tion to the total length of the brain than in mal Dr. Connolly makes no attempt to terpret these findings as affect tality. No difference eve been shown on intellige The frontal lobe—which D nd rela- tively higher in d to be considered the se and this gave rise to th ighbrow This theor t was stat at the Na- | tional Museum, no longer is given much credence and seems to be disproved by the results of brain operations. but not Another lobe differen the in a male dimensions 1 and oc- at the Left Hemisphere Longer. The cortex, or upper layer of the brain, which is the seat of all the higher mental functions, is split_into a right and left hemisphere. Dr. Connolly found that the left hemisphere is co FOR LITTLE MORE THAN THE LOWEST PRICED CARS AND YOU'’ Operations of the right side of the length may be accou: the great majority of p Thus mor n is thrown 1 the oppo: Besides, some neurologis the brain area which con faculty of speech is located in he front of the left hemisphere and has no representation on the other side. The differe in length revealed by the s2 hmva.\urunmws however, Dr. Connolly made very careful meas- nts of the frontal lobe, whose ns are so much debated. He 1 that the distance from a precise the 1,198 grams, ¢ doss there is any onship between He points ou not give a f e brains of both whit oes likely to come into & mu- might not be repre- of the races as a whole, while those of the Malays might have b longed to exceptionally advanced mem bers of that race. tality. LOW-FARE Fares Shown Are Round Trip OUTINGS Eastern Standard Time $1.25 BALTIMORE Evers Saturdas and Sunday recular Week End_Excursions $8.50 NEW YORK Good going every Saturday until August nclus Returning_until _Sundav $5.00 NEW YORK s S, Augnst Sept. 6, OR DAY, N-mrmhrr 1 A Coaches reads’ for occupaney > SIGHTSEE un TOUR| 5e Downtown. ine_via_Steamer. $1.00 $3. 50 PHILADELPHIA $3.25 CHESTER $3.00 WILMINGTON SUNDAYS August 16, 30; September 1 *priteshinkton 15 PHILADE AM. 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