Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1932, Page 24

D. C. WEDNESDAY, MARCH .2, 1932 SIBERIAN ART DESCRIBED Dr. Salmony Delivers Lecture at Freer Gallery. ‘The ancient art of Siberia was the subject of a public lecture at the Freer Gallery of Art yesterday afternoon by Dr. Alfred Salmony. Art objects recovered in Siberia, Dr. Salmony said, include some of the oldest in the world. In Central Siberia figurines have been recovered which can be identified as belonging to the Aurignacian period when artistic con- sclousness first developed in the human race. This was before the close of the last ice age and the evidence shows that paleolithic man was undergoing the same development in Mid-Asia as in Europe. | During the historical periods, Dr. Salmony said, Siberian art advanced to a high level, especially in metals. Hungary defeated England by five | games to two in the recent Swaythling Cup tennis contest at Prague, Czecho- slovakia. Oratory Finalist SENATE REQESTED TOGUARDELECTIO Dickinson Asks Probe Body Empowered to Check Expenditures. 17-YEAR-OLD SENTOR WINS AT DUNBAR HIGH. WoopwARD & LoTHROP 10" 11™™ F AND G STREETS Senator Dickinson of Towa, an ad- ministration Republican, in a resolu- tion introduced yesterday, asked power for the Senate to inquire into the ex- | penditures of presidential nominees in the coming elections. The Iowan sought authorization for the Vice President to appoint a special | committee of five Senators to keep tab on the balance sheets of candidates for the White House, the vice presidency and the Senate. Urges Need for Study. Asserting he thought the services of the committee would be needed, Dick- inson added: “I think there should be a casual survey of the various expenditures of AT A T the candidates and a report made the Senate and to the people. This is [Of 654 Girard street, a senior at setting up the machinery ready to act Dunbar High School, who has been | 5 selected as the first finalist in The Star whenever needed.” said, would be |area in the National Oratorical Contest. The committee, he said, woul e expected to go into financial aspects of the campaign much as previous sim- jlar bodies, to see “if there is anythinig that ought to be brought to light or MA"_ CONTRACT BAN before the Senate in the matte‘; d{‘(tex: enditures of the various candidates penditures of nons he aavanced ad- | PUT ON FOREIGN SHIPS vocating the committee were that data on the campaign costs would be on , and that any : hand if contests came B, S N coula | House Amendment Bars Alien In- irregularities or “unusual” fac | be looked into immediately if protests} terests From Shnring Funds Provided by Congress. Men’s Spring Suits and Topcoats 520 .. 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With less than an hour’s debate, and ings and summon witnesses as it deem- €d necessary. An appropriation of a 70-to-58 vote, it approved a 100- £100,000 was requested for its expenses. |word amendment to the pending | In 1928 and in 1930 the Senate |Treasury-Post Office appropriation bill | established special campaign fund com- | designed to preserve ocean mail con- Tnittees, the first headed by Senator | tracts for American-owned vessels. Steiwer, Republican, of Oregon, and | The amendment was sponsored by the second by Senator Nye, Republic- {chalrman Davis of the House Mer- an, of North Dakota, to look into the | chant Marine Committee. It would senatorial races. forbid the Post Office Department to spend any money on ocean mail con- tracts granted hereafter to individuals v COLLEGE INFORMATION or groups affiliated with operators of / !o{le_}i‘gn flag vessels. o i \ /’ o - e same prohibition would attac] , TO BE GIVEN PARENTS |, 7 s Fitbuen, o s | | /LY 7 — American vessels, but who act as agents A ‘ \ Information on more than 30 col- |or charterers of foreign flag ships. No LR Jeges will be available to parents of | ocean mail subsidies, of course, could prospective ccllege students at the be granted directly to foreign flag A new Vagabond Toppie that Washington branch of the American | vessels. : will do wonders for your Association of University Women, 1634 | This amendment, members s silhouette. In Egyptian silk I street, Saturday, when the annual| Would affect the International Mercal batiste, with elastic side sec- 4 . | tile Marine Co., the United Fruit C tions, and uplift bandeau of “College’ day” is held. The: “Coflege day” will be preceded | United Tace Moo Witk mot 516, Friday night by a dinner for parents and their sons and daugh{]eri:. at ;\hich' e Dr. F. J. Kelly of the United States Offce of Education will spea on “ob- | GIVES HISTORY ADDRESS jectives Toward Which Girls Should e cause of the limited capacity of the club tures at Central High. Dr. Herbert Adams Gibbons, author dining room. * On Saturday, literature and verbal in- formation on the represented institu- [ and lecturer, addressed an audience at tions of higher learning will be avail- | Central High School Auditorium last able. Dr. Jessie Mary Ferguson cf [night on “Contemporary World History.” American University and Miss Harrist The lecture was held under the Ahlers of the research department of | auspices of the Community Center. the National American Assaciation . of Gibbons recited the interesting University Women will speak at 3| changes in the world since the begin- o'clock. 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Famous Granite and Sheer Chiffon Hose 8¢ pair Juveniles’ Apparel, 50¢ Dainty little frocks, in gay prints and soft pastels; little boys’ suits, in color combinations; creepers for tiny tots. Sizes 1 to 6. Children’s Wool Sweaters; sizes 2 to 6 Men’s Hose, 4 Pairs, §] 28c pair. Plain black silk hose, with lisle tops and soles. Fancy mixtures in the new stripes, figures, and clocks for Spring. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Our Regular $10 Dresses Special in The $8 52nd Anniversary New Spring fashions; silk crepes, twin prints, new “sheers”’; one and two piece styles, and jacket frocks. 14 to 20, 38 to 50, 14Y; to 26%3. Misses’, Women’s, Little Women's Silk Dresses...$4.75 Doeskin Gloves, $].65 Popular 4-button Slip-ons, in white and eggshell, to wear with new blue and beige tones. They are wash- able, too. Sizes 5% to 7. 4.Button Fabric Gloves; new Spring shades...... ..68¢ New Costume Slips, $].55 Of rayon crepe, semi-fitted to fit well. 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