Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1935, Page 15

L INTRUETOR ismsems o sos s GETS FELLOWSHP James T. Lowe Receives Carnegie International Law Award. Gets Fellowship New Octagon Box! LADY ESTHER FACE POWDER This New Box Contains Approxi- mately 809, More Face Powder Than the Old Style, Round Box However, it's the same lovely, soft, fragrant powder that clings for hours Agfa and Eastman Phone POtomac 5678 B2P (120), 8 exposures. D6P (116), 8 exposures. . AB8P (127), 8 exposures. G6P (122), 6 exposures. M6P (130), 6 exposures. EG6P (118), 6 exposures. PD16 (616), 8 exposures. PD20 (620), 8 exposures. F6P (124), 6 exposures. Preserve Your Memories With Pictures Brownie Jr. Box Cameras Model. They're equipped with the Diway lens, which yield clearer, sharper pictures. And they take a popular size picture, 27 by 3% inches. 55¢ Value Roller Skates 49c 98¢ - It's skating weather, boys . . and you'll be the envy of the neighborhood with & pair of these fast skates. With sheepskin ankle pads. Award of a $2,000 fellowship in in- ternational law to James Tr:;lpiers L;:wel : “ALL OVER TOWN” { the Georgetown University Schoo! i 3 :x Foreign Sgr\'ice was announiced yes- | —the better to terday by Dr. James Brown Scott, serve youl director of the division of international law, Carnegie Endowment for Inter-| national Peace. Lowe is a graduate of Western High | School and is an associate in politi- cal science and international law at Georgetown. Seven scholarship win- ners were announced, two of them being alternates. James Arthur Funs- ton of Earlham College, Richmond, Ind., and Albert Henry Garretson, | Rhodes scholar at Oxford, were the other Americans receiving scholarships. A fourth, Cromwell Adams Richos, professor of international law at| Coll Baltimore, was GEORG'A DEMDCRATS Goucher College, Baltimore, ~ was| mamed as en atemate .. LAMBAST TALMADGE Service School with a bachelor and| master’s degree, in 1933, Lowe acted i PR, also as secretary to Dr. Edmund A.|Warm Springs Organizations Ask ‘Walsh, S. J., regent of the school. He| % is 25 years old, having come tere| Party Members to “Repu- diate” Stand. grand d gir! Y 111313 Announcing! New Low Prices On Barbara Gould - Toiletries (Effective Monday) $1.10 Face 55¢ Luxor with Perfume. 37¢ 55c Ponds s ..39¢ Ayeristocrat CRER 75¢ Moret .. 69c (Goes on as Smoothly as Velvet) in 1918 from his home in Spartans-| burg, S. C. He also attended the Universities of Florida and Michigan. Lowe’s fellowship was awarded him | to devote a year's study in com- pleting & research project on 150} years of American diplomacy during Fountain Pen and Mechanical Pencil Sets These finesets should last a lifetime By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, April 27.—Democratic Georgians, aroused by Gov. Talmadge’s $1.10 Cleansing Cream the Colonial period, from 1607 to 1776. Other scholarship winners were: Friedrich A. von der Heydte of Vienna, Austria, and Schulte Segal of Poland, | with K. B. Krishna of India, now at| Harvard University, as another al- ternate. SOUTHERN LEADERS WILL BE HONORED Industrial Council to Sponsor Dinner Tomorrow, With Con- gressmen as Guests. Arrangements have been completed by the Southern States Industrial Council for a dinner to be given to- morrow at 6:30 p.m. at the Willard Hotel in honor of distinguished men of the South, it was announced to- day by John E. Edgerton, president. The council will have as its spe- cial guests of honor all members of Congress from the 14 Southern States, cabinet officers and other prominent officials of the Government service from the South. The dinner, it is stated, is in the interest of a clearer mutual understanding and for the promotion of a finer spirit of co-opera- | reference to President Roosevelt as “a | radical in the extreme,” today were | bombarding the outspoken Talmadge from all sides. Three organizations at* Warm Springs, where the President spends his Thanksgiving holidays, called on | Georgia Democrats to “repudiate” the stand Talmadge has taken against the President and his policies. The City Council, Woman's Club | and Chamber of Commerce adopted | the Warm Springs resolution, which said “the only honorable course our Governor can take is to apply for ad- | mission to the ranks of the Republi- can party or start a party of his own.” Talmadge has said the renomina- | tion of President Roosevelt would be | | a “calamity” and predicted a third party for the 1936 elections. Dr. George Brown, a former mem- | ber of the State House of Representa- | tives, wired President Roosevelt @sk- ing permission to set up “The Na- tional Roosevelt-for-President Second Term Club No. 1” in a. Along with the Governor, Commis- | sioner of Agriculture Tom Linder, Talmadge's former executive secre-| | tary and close personal and political | friend, has been criticized also for | opposing the Federal recovery pro- | gram. Father Kellys Liquid. Cleansing Cream ........ (Relieves Gas, Heartburn, Acid) For Headaches “ 60c Peoples Aspirin .. 49¢ (Bottle of 100 T: 30c Capudine. .. . 2Tc 35¢ Harpers Headache Medicine, liquid.. ...24c 25c Hexin Tablets 23c Sharpe & Dobme Acetidine Tablets. .. 15¢ 7 Cream $1.10 Tissue Cream $1.10 Finishing Astringent Cream........ $1.10 Muscle oil ........ PERTTTRTII I $1.10 Skin Freshener $1.10 Body Powder $L10 Astringent .. s1.10 Lipstick .. 55¢ Nail P and Remover . $1.10 Ensemble Pack .. 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