Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1931, Page 27

SCARLE TOEMAL NOW BEACH HODE Ash-Colored Hair Also Style for Society at Resorts, Ex- pert Declares. By the Associated Press. wide armholes and much These same silhouettes evening wear—namely, the sheath-like gown and m ‘with bulk in the back and_c ible trimming. Mary wis, fashion expert for a store, declared women are more and more adopf & classic, dateless man- which there is evinced no affectation and in which they feel they are more themselves instead of just a copy of some one else. NEW YORK, September 30.—Scar- let-tinted toenails and ash hair will be something for socially proper people to worry about at the Winter resort beaches this season, Kathleen Howard, fashion expert, predicted today. Bathing suits, Miss Howard told the fashion group, an organization of styl- ists and fashion writers, are to be “nuder and nuder.” The one-plece knitted suit, she has advised in cable- grams from Paris, is a favorite beach garment shown there. The wind-blown hair bob cut, square at the back, is blond, if possible, and the mode is available to all women who know the art of applying white henna to their auburn or raven locks, Miss Howard pointed out. Golfers Don Split Skirts. Smart women at Monte Carlo still are wearing pajamas, mostly of knitted materials and tweeds. These have matching hats, . trimmed with bright feathers. Divided skirts are a new mode for women playing golf. FAIR PERFORMER KILLED Substitute for Injured Brother in “Cannonball” Act Falls. OKLAHOMA CITY, September 30 () —ClLft Gregg, substituting for his brother as & “human cannon ball,” was fatally injured at the State fair yes- terday when he was catapulted 60 feet through the air, and. missing the net, struck on his head. He died a few hours Iater. ‘Will Gregg, the brother, was .ujured Monday in & similar accident, but re- turned to the fair vesterday. Ralph T. Hemphill, fair manager, an- nounced permanent suspension of the act. “PLEASE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, JULY IDLE LISTED ABOVE 7 MILLIONS Industrial Board Reports| Factory and Mechanical Workers Hardest Hit. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 30.—The National Industrial Conference Board, in its current service letter on indus- trial relations, presents a series of sta- tistical calculations, based on the 1930 Federal census, tending to show the estimated number of jobless workers in MOVING? Get Our Prices FIRST @ Nearly 50 Years of Experience —The Original— KRIEG’S EXPRESS & STORAGE CO. ! 616 Eye St. Dist. 2010 the United States as of July, 1931, was 7,213,497, This estimate ted an increase of 4,025,850 over total of 3,187,647 rted in the of April 1, 1930, n%u increase from the time of the census to January 1, 1931, was estima at 3,087,710, The manufacturing and mechanical industry, m{lmnl greatest num- ber, showed the greatest loyment increase. In thia P the jobless total Tose from 1,535,353 in April, 1930, to 3,826,372 in July of this year. Other .mur- mwu large increases between the two periods were: Trade, 846,707; tranaportation, 446,695; mining, 251..\3;: domestic and personal service, 101,049, It 1s emphasised that any compllation of recent day unemployment figures ia an exceedingly dificult task, and that (., WEDNESNDAY, to be fairly Reeiirate 1t must rest u some siieh eompreliensive enumeralion a8 _the eenst By un-maw”d. the article says it means these wha have an oceupation, Ave able a“‘m willing te work, but are unable 6 find Jobs of any kind, . OFFICIAL KILLS SELF OHIOAGO, Beplember 30 ().~ Ohester M. Angell, 46, vice president of the Vesta Hattery Corporation, was found dead in his office yesterday, an empty bottle that had conlalned potson by his side, Friends said he had been despondent since the denth of a B-year- old daughter A year ago. 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