Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1931, Page 20

TAFE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Y 'RIDAY, 'EBRUARY 27, 1931. RED PERIL SEEN BY LABOR'S CHIEF Green Says “Unreasonable” Attitude of Employers to Cause Trouble. By the Associated Press CLEVELAND, February 27.—Presi- dent Willlam Green of the American jon of Labor told Clevelanders th: “unreasonable” attitudes on part of some employers in !h!s( country glving a powerful boost to | Communism, despite the efforts of the federation to avoid it. The labor leader made lengthy com- ment on the situntion when he arrived here and came face to face with the strike and lock-out of union cooks and Walters at several leading Cleveland | ho Hotels Reject Pleas. Union employes of the hotels lost their jobs several months ago when they refused to sign alleged “yellow dog” contracts. Since then, city of- ficials and numerous prominent citizens have endeavored to scttle the trouble by arbitration, but the hotel managements refused flatly to discuss the matter. " rywhere we hear business men scussing in viet menace, Green began. let me point out something. “It is just such an attitude as that of the Cleveland hotels, just such un- reasonable tactics that tend o develop the Communist spirit. Rebel Against Society. “It makes men rebel against the so- cial order that allows employes of many years' ding to be cast out of th Jobs b they refuse to sign c tracts that would leave them helpless and a prey to whatever conditions might be brought into existence. “Let me tell you,” the labor leader went on, “that the old Russian aris- tocracy would be greatly pleased if it could deal with trades unions now.” Turning to the unemployment prob- lem, Green said the federation is giving t to this question than to rence of such a situation as that we are ng out of now Gree sad substantinl progress is be- ing made by labor in organization of textile workers in the South, but that the field there “is difficult to conquer because of the activity of communism in ground made fertile by poor living con- ditions.” so”gfli:TY begin at 9:30 and continue until 11 o'clock, with music by a popular or- chestra of Washington. ‘The hospitality committee, of which Miss Florence E. Ward s chairman, wili be assisted by Mrs. Joseph E. Gagnon, Mrs. E. H, Haag, Miss Anne Lamborn, Miss Portia M. Oberly, Miss Gladys C. Ramey, Miss Doris Sabin, Mrs. Walter 8. Ufford, Miss Sallle Wade and Dr. Mildred W. Dickerson, at the weekly Sunday afternoon tea at the Women's City Club on Jackson place. ‘The Congressional Country Club Sun- day afternoon at 5 o'clock will give another Twilight Hour Musicale when members of the Washington Composers’ Club will present original compositions interpreted by the quartet and chorus of the Mount Vernon M. E. Church South under the direction of R. Deane Shure, with Mr. Harry Cherkasskey, violinist. The composers to be represented on this program will be Karl Holer. R. Deane Shure, Edward C. Potter. Dorothy Emery, Ervin J. §tenson and LaSalle Spler. Mrs. Charles Pinckney Clark will be hostess to a number of guests at the celebrity breakfast, entertaining at this Pen Women event of March 7, at the ‘Willard Hotel, Mrs. Roy A. Young, Mrs, Clarence 8. Williams, Mrs. Richard O. Crisp, Mrs. T. C. Turner, Mrs. Ray Spear, Mrs. Arthur 8. Carpenter, Mrs, Homer H. Norton, Mrs. John H. Lon- don and her daughter, Miss Inder Lon- don. Mr. Ettore Cadorin, sculptor, who de- signed and executed the statue of Junipero Serra, which the State of Cal- ifornia will place in Statuary Hall in Washington early in March, has ar- rived at the Carlton, where he will re- main until after the formal dedication ©of the statue Sunday. Mrs. W. Porter Ogelsby, jr., of Wyn- eote, Pa., has joined Mr. Ogelsby at the Carlton, where they will remain for several days. Dr. and Mrs. Blaine Free Moore will entertain s literary group at dinner this evening, in their home on Sixtcenth street, in honor of Dr. Charles A. Beard and Mary R. Beard, co-authors of “The Rise of American Civilization.” Mrs. 8. Allan Hawes of Groton, Mass., §s at the Dodge Hotel for several days and is accompanied by Miss Constance Pease of Framingham, Mass. Miss Mary B. Gleason of Manchester, Vt., has arrived in Washington on her way North from Florida, and is stopping at the Carlton. Miss Gleason plans to spend the Spring season in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Purcell of Chi- eago, Iil, have arrived in Washington and have leased an apartment at Ward- man Park Hotel for the remainder of the Winter. Mrs. 8. P. Wicks and son of Norwalk, | Conn., nre at the Dodge Hotel for an | indefinite stay. ey D.C. STUDENTS GET WINGS | Two Washington Youths Among Graduates at Kelly Field Today. Walter G. Edwards, 1125 H street, and | lee S. Roland, 3601 Connecticut ave- | nue, are members of a the Air Corps A y Field, Tex., who will d lieutenants Alr Corps Re assigned 10 extended active duty with Alr Corps | units, with a view to future | to the Afr Corps of To Bridge the Seasons New apparel and accessories here—a frock of feather-weight wool; a suit for such beautiful days as we have been having; a fur scarf, a collar and cuff set to refresh the Winter frock. So many things make The New Jelleff’s of extra interest Now! . NOW—The Important New Collections of Coats and Suits of ROMNEY .ana Madelon Trouble With Stockings? If you stand all day—if you walk and walk—if stockings have been a trouble—try 847—by Gold Stripe! The Gold Stripe weave, the Gold Stripe attention to wearing points, have made Gold Stripe 847 a favorite with women who are hard on their stockings—try them—=$1.50, 3 pairs, $4.35. Fashion Display by Jelleft During Luncheon at Carlton Hotel Saturday An exclusive Jelleff fashion event—featuring styles picked by a jury of experts as best reflecting the important coat and suit fashion tendencies of the Spring season. ses’ and Jumior Miss’ Day Tomorrow—Mi —with mannequins exhibiting these lovely garments with harmonizing accessories on the Misses” and Junior Miss Floors. Romney and Madelon Coats and Suits—both fashion-right and value-right—formally open the Spring season tomorrow. You are cordially invited to inspect these lovely new Spring styles. Madelon Spring Coats—$39.50 and $49.50 Romney Spring Coats—$59.50 Madelon Junior Coats—$29.50 and $39.50 Copies D Patou The new “sylph-like” silhouette of Patou is captured in this spongy woolen coat with the smart off-the-face collar of blue-dyed Fox. The cleverly manipu- lated hipline and the low flare give an appearance of great slenderness. 3 59.50 Third Floor ROMNEY Adapts Ermine Utilizes Romney combines two of the smartest Spring fashions in this coat of Faulkrinkle —the collarless neckline with detachable self scarf and wide cuffs of that important fur, Ermine, in a delicate roseleaf shade. 359.50 Third Floor ROMNEY Sponsors Leopard The sophistication of Leopard on Spring coats is successfully presented in this Romney Misses’ coat of black Faulkrinkle. The Leopard is used in a soft scarf treat- ment on one side, or as a cowl neckline in a tiny collar on the other, Misses’ sizes. $59.50 Third Floor ROMNEY Madelon Favors Black and White The classic combination of black and white is repeatedly shown in Paris collection, This Madelon interpretation is particularly smart—an upstanding collar of white Ermine, a svelty fitted coat of black Crepe Ferna. The wide, crushed belt is new. $39.50 Third Floor Kid Galyak This pliable, shining fur is accorded much favor in the smartest circles. Here it is shown in one of on a black coat of Fauletta. stitched belt and the uniquely fashioned sleeves are important Spring details. $49.50 the new U-shaped collars The wide Third Floor Displays Colour Contrast The all-important colour contrast is not confined to dress fashions—now Madelon brings out the Seasand crepy wool coat with elbow cuffs of the distinctive brown galyak. A coat that is particularly pleas- ing to the young woman who prefers her Spring coat without a fur collar, Misses’ sizes, Madelon Costume Suits—$39.50 and $49.50 Madelon Junior Promotes the Furless Coat A smart coat for the Junior Miss replaces fur with a cowl neckline of self-material and many buttons on the sleeves. It is shown here in Sky Grey (a high fashion colour) spongy wool, and offers innu- merable opportunities for colour con- trast. Junior Misses’ sizes 11 to 17. $20-50 Third Floor Madelon Junior Approves Blue-dyed Wolf The smartness of Blue-dyed Fox is as- sured by its Paris success—the smartness of this Madelon Junior Miss’ coat is evident in its new U-shaped collar of Blue-dyed Fox, in its three-button clos- ing, in its colour (Seasand), in its spongy woolen fabric. Junior Misses’ sizes 11 to 17, Third Floor Madelon Junior Emphasizes the Scarf Collar Particularly youthful, undoubtedly very smart is the soft fur scarf on the new Spring coats, This Junior Misses’ coat has a delightful two-tone scarf of black and white Galyak. The three-button closing is of increasing importance in youthful fashion circles. Sizes 11 to 17. 339.50 Third Floor Madelon Shows the Believes in the Cowl Neckline So flattering was the cowl neckline on dresses that Vionnet adapted it for the newest Spring coats. Romney copies a Vionnet model in black Romanta cloth with soft cowl of sleek Kid Galyak. The cowl may be worn as a scarf when pre- ferred. In Misses’ sizes. $59.50 Features the Collarless Suit The surplice-line jacket with collarless neckline and sleek patent leather belt is one of the newest fashions in suits. This Madelon suit of Skipper blue spongy woolen has a printed silk blouse and a skirt with three slim knife pleats down one side. Misses’ sizes $39;50 Formal Suit Black—because that is still foremost for dress—trimmed with revers of the new Kid Caracul, smooth and soft as satin makes a Madelon suit of great distinction. The turquoise blue silk blouse adds the necessary note of color contrast, as well as a heightening of the formal nature of the suit. Misses’ sizes. A New Leather Cre o pe Baa Fantasie ~—which you can wash! Pastel Shades for Spring Costumes Sand Eeru Red Navy 5 You'd enjoy a bag like this. We'd enjoy showing it to you because we feel sure you'd like one. See it tomorrow—Street Floor. Brown Black Just Arrived from France Centemeri French Kid Gloves, %395 —in smart new Spring combinations of Black and White Navy and Powder Blue They are the new pull-on style with pleated fan, giving a fashionable wide flare at top. These famous gloves— famous for perfect fitting —exclusively at Jelleff’s. Extra— Jewelry! A fortunate pick-up of I Rhineéstone Necklaces and Earrings Choker and pendant neck- laces — earrings to match, Bright sparkling stones, set in white metal, $10 and "$15 $5 Necklaces . $5.00 $3 ESSMgnis. o ivsnvovani Of course, these cannot last longer than a day! Street _Floor. ‘Another New Low Price Set by Jelleff’s! Pure Glove Silk Milanese Underwear Never before less than $1.95to our knowledge. Bloomers—$1.35 Elastic, yoke and band tops— bloomer and band knees. Panties—$1.35 Step-in Yoke Style, Vests—$1.35 Picot Tops and Straps, Army. Graduating exercises were held at Kelly F y. SLIP COVERS Three-pe suite and 5 separate cushions, #nap fasteners, tailored to your furniture, beautiful cretonne and Roman stripe, $16.50. ki or phone for s i Spring in the Air—And a Sale of A New Bl()use S ~ IA New Costume! Muv \\A‘ardrolf)c means a new cos- ESL&STORES e tume—for so charmingly FURNITURE OF ALLKINDS S 539-50 Just Such Scarfs as Were different are blouses this Spring that they completely 1313 YOU STREET, Brown—Blu PHONE NO.3342- 3343 £ $59.59 and $69.50 a Year Ago! We’ve picked the finest in the market in our judgment—many change the appearance of the Subscribe Today at extra concessions in price because we were buying early! suit with which they are worn. Do come in and see our refreshing new It costs only about 1% cents peE 0ay and © cenis Sundaye to And nearly 100 are here to choose from beginning tomorrow . morning. = Large skins—selected furs. You'll surely want a fle forming a V; both white collection for misses. $5.90 $R.50 Washi 's best newspa- perv.dau.v'erendmlg'yau r’e‘xuhxly 5 8 - scarf this Spring and these are a big opportunity. and eggshell crepe. Street Fur Salon—Fourth Floor floor. Third Floor Third Floor Third Floor Line. 5330 Bandeaux—75¢ Double upiift style—back fastening, Blousettes Attractive New Style $3 Just in—at.coecioeee... Sleeveless, with draped neck- line and two-inch pleated ruf- All these garments are beau- tifully made—well reinforced and will launder well with little or no shrinkage. Bloom- ers, sizes 5 to 8. Vests, sizes 34 to 40. Sale Saturday on Street Floor Ever evening aad Sunday mor- 81050 8] 3.5’0 Sketched: ‘The tle-atound surplice blouse of heavy eggshell crépe i Telephone National 5000 and de chine. $10.50. the delivery will start immedi- ately. The Route Agent will col- lect at the end of each month.