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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-26

peoples of Europe will never accept
Hitler's rule based on the firing
squad and these lands he had
opened up to his new order of
tyranny and pillage will never work
for him"
The Foreign Secretary looked for
ward to an association with the
United States of incalculable value
not only to ourselves but to the
whole world besides" after the war.
I'VE must realize" he said, that
in the past 20 years.we have taken
a number Of wrong turnings in eco
Monies and politics alike these
are problems which are being con-
sidered and studied now by the
government"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-26

approximately 40 members and
guests of the Washington Housing
Association made two-hour bus
tour of Alley Dwelling Authority
projects in the District yesterday
afternoon, stopping to inspect sew
eral new structures in various
stages of completion.
John Ihlder, executive officer of
the A. D. A made barkers spiel
during the trip. and called attention
to the fact the authority, starting
as the pioneer housing agency in
the Nation. had come from start
ing fund of only 100000 to where
it now faces an immediate pro-
gram TO cost s20000000.
The agency. he pointed out. has
wider powers than any other, cue
to the fact that it is permitted TO
improve sections for any purpose
instead of merely for dwellings. He
said the A. D. AS system of graded
rents. at first widely criticized. is
now being adopted by other cities.
Halfway Measures DepIored.
Special attention was paid to Neal
place and Kings court, between
Fourth and Fifth streets, formerly
known as o Street alley. 1t rep
resents the earliest attempt at slum
clearance, Mr. Ihlder said, and
shows the futility of halfway meas
ures. for the Commissioners did
not have power "a years ago to
eliminate the alley houses of Kings
court. They still stand. with yard
toilets visible from the sidewalk.
Many members Of the tour
walked upstairs in National Flats.
of Neal Place, and explored corri-
doris that never have known day.
light. The A. D. A. hopes to rae
these fats before they celebrate
their golden anniversary as slum"
The Williston apartments also
were visited Although incomplete,
they drew favorable comment for
their design that permits maxi
mum of light. These apartments
will be operated on a basis of ECO
nomic rents whereby the tenants
are graded as to their ability to pay,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-26
More Police Court
Sessions Souqht

Mayor John n. Torvestad Of Col
mar Manor has been appointed by
President James L. Russell Of the
Prince George Municipal Offlcers
Association to head a committee TO
negotiate with the judges and COM
missioners of Prince George County
to secure more frequent sessions of
the Hyattsville Police Court.
The committee will ask that court
be held at least every Monday night
instead Of only on the first and
third Mondays in every month as al
present. Other members of the COM
mittee are Mayor Floyd B Matthias
of Mount Rainier and Bird Dolby,
attorney for District Heights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-26
R. {. A. Negotiations Fail,
Union President Says
By the Associated Press.

bS NE hSrGt.dlfO tEtSS.
NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-Joseph P.
Sicily, president of the American
Communications Association &C. I.
o., said today that efforts by James
w. Fitzpatrick of the Labor Depart
ment's Cancellation service to bring
accord between the union and R. C.
A. Communications, Inc, had failed.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick will report the
failure to the Labor Department,
Mr.. Sicily said. Negotiations. which
previously had failed. had been re-
opened at the conciliator's request.
The conference ended. the union
said, when the management refused
to grant demands for wage in
creases, a closed shop and other
points
Mr. Sicily said the union sought
wage increases amounting to 80
per cent of the present pay roll or
about s450.0O0 yearly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-26

RIVER report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear
al Harper'S Ferry
Weather Conditions purinE the Last "a
Hours
Rather cool air covers most of the
country fresh outbreak of Polar air
has spread southeastward over the East
ern Great Lakes region and the North
and Middle Atlantic States during the
past ~ hours. accompanied by light show
ers over the Lower Lakes region and the
New England States, with snow fturries in
the mountains. Moist air is moving
Central Rocky Mountain region, attended
by light showers. Light showers have
occurred during the past ~ hours over
Rocky Mountain States and the Western
Plateau region.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-26
PIT. A. Meets Tuesday

The Glen Echo-Cabin John MD
PIT. A. will meet at 2 pm. Tuesday
in the school Addresses on child
health will be given by Mrs. Edward
c. Simmons. county PIT. A. health
chairman and DR.. Frederick I. Bart
lett. Miss Claire Campbell, school
nurse, will be introduced by Mrs.
Lewis Darlington, PIT. A president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-26
Correction

A group of buildings on the Sol
diers' Home grounds is incorrectly
identified in an air view appearing
on page | of todays rotogravure
The caption states the buildings are
dormitories, including the Scott
Building, whereas they comprise the
hospital. The Scott Building is To-
Gated elsewhere on the 500-acre
tract.
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Weather Report

FURNISHED
followed by occasional mild
coming afternoon Gentle variable
Maryland
occasional with mild becoming
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-26
Readers Guide
and
News Summary
PART ONE.
NotionoI.
The Sunday Star, Oct. rs, 1S41.


Lewis lashes at Mediation Board as
miners strike. Page Al
Enlisted men told of mistakes in
Carolina games. Page Al
Foreign.
Hitler confers with Count Ciano at
Russian front. Page Al
Nazis try to use shipbuildlng plant
seized in Russia. Page Az
British cabinet members urge con-
fdence in war effort. Page Az
Diet expected TO discuss US Japa-
nese relations. Page AS
Vichy adopts IRON listed measures to
halt Nazi attacks. Page As
British give Naples one OF heaviest
poundings of war Page Ala
Washington and Vicinity.
Priorities ruling held damaging
needed building here. Page Al
Washington citizens volunteer for
air raid warden work. Page Al
Railroad commuter service parley
set for Friday. - Page Ais
Kutz favors erection Of new Home
for Aged. Page Ais
Senate sub-group approves 100 more
policemen here. Page Ais
Miscellaneous.
Obituary Page A-l0
Where to 60 Page ALA
Travel and resorts. Page A-26
Vital regions Of the world Page A-22
Educational. Page A-22
PART TWO.
Editorial.
Editorial articles. Pages Bib
Editorials. Page b.
Parent Teacher news. Page B-9
PART THREE.
Sports and Finance.
Sports news. Pages CHS
Financial news. Pages C-1-9
PART FOUR.
Society.
Society news. Pages D-l-l2
Service page. Page D-8
Club news. Page Dill
Serial story. Page Do
PART FIVE.
Amusements.
Amusements. Pages E-l-3
| Stamps. Page E-4
Hobbies. Page E-4
Crossword puzzle. Page E-4
Bridge. Page E-4
Chess. Page E-4
News from Dogdom. Page E-4
| Radio. Page E-5
Art and music. Page E-6
Books. Page Ell
The Junior Star. Page E-8
Classified advertising. Pages E-9-17
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-26
Report Until 10 PM. Saturday,

Record Until 10 PM. Saturday.
Highest, "a, at pm. yesterday. Year
ago, 80.
Lowest, SO. at 10 pm. yesterday. Year
ago, so.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 100. on July Is
Lowest. Is. on March IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-26

Precipitation.

Monthly precipitation in inches in the
Capital current month to date,:
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The Sun aud Moon,
Weather in Vari0uS Cities

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Max. Min. Sat. itation
SAT- Fri. 30 to 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-26
Mentions Reprisals.

Mentioning the attacks on Ger
man occupational forces in France
and the resultant reprisal execu-
tions, Mr.. Eden said, The free
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

when she enters the dining
room, says, with a sweeping
gesture, "Oh. just sit anywhere"
Another sure way of making
guests uncomfortable and I'M
easy is for the hostess TO look
bewildered and say, "Oh, dear
/ had planned how you were TO
sit, but now ] can't remember"
This bad organization in seat
ing arrangements is almost in
evitably a prelude to a badly or
ganized dinner and probably TO
a dull dinner.
Have q Plan
Avoid this unpleasant un-
certainty by having your dia-
gram either in mind or in hand.
Stand at your own place at
table and seat your guests by
telling each one where she or
he is to sit: Mrs. Allen, will
you sit at Bob's right
Betty at his left Dorothy
there Mr.. Allen here at
my right"
You have the charming oppor-
tunity of showing honor to GER
tain of your. guests, IL you wish
to. by placing the honored
woman guest at the right of the
host and her husband at your
right.
You can graciously indicate
this placing when you say, Mrs.
Allen, will you sit at Bob's
right" and 'Mr. Allen, will you
sit here at my right"
Remember, too. that the Sec
ond in rank are the ones at your
left and at your husbands left.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Select Lighting Fixtures
For Proper Size and Design
Az rights reserved


JUDGING FROM recent let
tiers to this column, one item of
vital Importance to the decora-
tive scheme has been sadly
neglected: lighting fixtures.
In accepting the criticism, be
assured the neglect was uninten-
tional and is herewith remedied
with a full column devoted to
this element Of the well-dec-
Grated home.
To begin with, let one fact
about lighting fixtures be firmly
established: They serve their
greatest decorative function at
three points in the interior.
Its selection. due TO this i'm
portance, should be made with
care and forethought.
Must FL
The first thing to look for is a
fixture which fits the room. In
dining rooms of average size, for
example 10 by II, a five-arm
chandelier is the best.
Not only does this supply the
correct proportions for the area
of the room, it also gives ade-
quate lighting. which is Of equal
Importance.
The second point to keep in
mind is the avoidance OF over
elaboration in the pieces design.
Too many crystal drops may
spoil an otherwise graceful and
well-scaled fixture.
There are on the. market to-
day several chandeliers which
combine crystal with brushed
silver beautifully. and result in
a piece of dignity and restraint
which is certain to complement
your dining room scheme.
For typically Early American
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Care Of Elbows

DO YOU ever see your ell
bows? Probably not. You'll be
surprised, especially if you have
been neglecting them.
The skin on the arm hinge is
naturally coarser than elsewhere
on the body. 1t has a way of 60
ing grey and looking dingy. If
yours have fallen into a state of
neglect combine two ounces OF
witch hazel and two ounces of
peroxide, apply with cotton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

rooms, brass is the ideal choice.
The silver-and-crystal might be
too formal for this type Of room,
whereas the informal charm of
a brass fixture is perfect.
But do not use a brass chan
delier, and then display a silver
tea service, or silver candle
sticks, on the buffet. Two
metals do not live tremendously
together.
And OF course, where wall
sconces are used, their finish
must be the same as the central
chandelier.
SuperfIuous
Except I'm very formal dining
rooms the silk candleshades are
superfiuous. Some Federal and
Colonial fixtures are so designed
that glass chimneys are neces-
sary, but where these are not
used, and the rooms theme IS
dignity without formality. per-
NIT the bulbs to be unhampered
by shades.
AS in the case of wall brack-
cts, a bulb which Is both decora-
tive and gives of sufficient light
is the type Stimulating a candies
flame.
For the entrance hall a Ian
tern type fixture Is usually best.
This need not be In the same
finish as the dining room, and
as a matter of fact In most
Colonial homes a polished brass
lantern Is the ideal greeting
light for visitors 20 be welcomed
by.
Remember in selecting this
unit. II is the first thing seen by
your friends coming into your
home for the first tims.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
From Socks
To Frocks Is
Saga ofJersey
BY JOAN DEAN

JERSEY TO right of us ..
jersey TO left of us and no
wonder =. for never has there
been such a versatile material.
It adapts itself to dresses, suits,
blouses, hats and even gloves.
Not only is it popular today
but il has a long and colorful
history. 1t was first mentioned
in literature back in 1888 and
was called Iarnsey.
Mary, queen of Scots,
fashionable lady of her time.
wore jersey hose it was then
spelled jerdseie. In 1882 it was
still popular and was known as
jarsey and finally the pres
ent day spelling was accepted.
1T ORIGINATED on the Island
OF Jersey, and has always been
a staple industry of the largest
OF the Channel Isles.
At present it is one OF the
most widely used fabrics, and is
woven of wool, silk, cotton or
silk substitutes.
We show you here, three
typical jersey dresses the
first is a silk jersey dinner dress
of two shades of rose. Softly
draped blouse with full skirt is
accented with a crush girdle of
the darker material.
The skirt is full and gathered
TO hang in clinging ripples
there is generous front panel
Of the lighter rose shade.
THE DAYTIME dress Is of
pastel wool jersey made MILDLY
style with knife pleats all
around the skirt.
A fold of the material gives
the sailor collar effect and is
finished with self-material tie.
Matching pastel buttons
cavort down the left side of the
blouse and the sleeves are
bracelet length push-ups.
FOR GENERAL usefulness
there is the cotton jersey long
torso blouse in gay stripes 1.
available in many color combina-
tons orange. brown and
white, light blue, dark blue and
white. shades of green and white,
maroon. lighter red and white.
For an all around utility
blouse to be worn with skirt or
Stacks 1t is ideal grand for
active sports wear.
Jersey, aside from being disable
for all types of garments, is
comparatively inexpensive :.
the best feature of all we have
saved for the last II is
boon to travellers will pack
in a minimum of space
shake when you unpack and no
pressing worries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Plan a Definite Seating
Order for Dinner Guests
BY MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN
Authority on Good Manners and Good Taste

THAT FIRST impression din
ner guests have on entering
your dining room is of the
greatest Importance. Everything
should be shining and welcom-
ing, indicating that your plans
have been carefully organized.
Before you summon your
guests TO dinner, you should give
that important last survey of
the table to see that all details
are in order.
The table, you note, has been
artisticafly and accurately set.
The chairs have been drawn up
10 the places. The water glasses
have been filled. The candles
have been lighted.
Director
If you're giving an informal
dinner, remember that you're
the one who, at the moment
your guests enter the dining
room, must direct the seating.
To be surely organized for that
moment, you must have made q
definite seating plan.
The best way is TO write IL
out and memorize il. If there
are more than a few guests,
you may either hold the seat
ing plan as unnoticeably as pos
sible in your, hand. or YOU may
make small diagram on a card
and put this at your place
where you may quickly refer 10
a. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Love Songs
A Barometer
Of Romance

THE SUREST way to tell
whether or not you're in love Is
by the way that music affects
you. You've got a bad case
when the love lyrics and torch
songs either make you ecstati-
cally happy or plunge you into
the depths. ...
And you're falling for some
one when every new sentimental
ditty on the radio seems written
just for you.
YOU KNOW that you are past
your first youth when the torch
songs begin to seem silly ana
the love melodies too long. and
you hastily turn the dial to q
political speech, a news COM
mentator or a comedian.
THAT SONG is her give-away.
1t positively dates her. For
instance. my own favorite song
is Just a Little Love, a Little
Kiss." which came out during
the first World War--when men
didn't expect a girl TO fall on
their necks with rapture after
the first. cocktail. All mel
Weren't those boys in khaki
gorgeous!
A HISTORY Of the popular
songs of the last half century,
would be a complete history Of
modern love.
From the days when the men
sang Sweet Genevieve" and
Drink to Me Only with Thine
Eyes!" and did all the torch
carrying, down to- the days when
the women began wailing.
Lover Come Back to Me!~ and
II Love That Ma-an!''. and
He's My Billg' \
From Love Me and the World
Is Mine" to II Guess I'll Have
to Dream the Rest: Believe
Me II All Those Endearing
Young Charms" to Body and
Soul' and the 'Hut-Sut Song"
From the Sacred Seventies,
through the Elegant Eighties,
the Gay Nineties, the Raucous
Twenties to the Not-so- thrilling
Thirties! What q fascinating
anthology of love those popular
songs would make.
STARTING WITH the ballads
Of Tom Moore, some songs are
outstanding as typical of their
time. My grandmother's pet
ballad was Drink to Me Only
With Thine Eyes," and mothers
was 'Tosti's Good Bye" Then
along came The Rosary" "Oh.
Promise Me" and white Wings
and After the Ball"
Then came Rudy Vallee with
his NVagabond Lover Tor have
I skipped a beat?) Oh yes, all
the World War songs Upper
airy" and "Just a Little Love"
and "Madamoiselle of Armen-
there's" - and so many swell
marching songs that sent the
thrills up and down your spine.
Let's tune of with The Last
Rose of Summer" or Sweet
Adeline"--two songs that will
never die.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Protective
Diet Keeps
You Young
BY IDA JEAN KAHN

IT'S A mistake to go on a
diet. Any change you make in
your weight is the direct result
of the change you have made in
your food habits and is. accord
ingly, either temporary or per-
manent. But why not change for
good?
The protective foods which
form the mainstay OF all weight
change menus, reducing or gain
ing, are the very ones which
keep you feeling and looking
young.
II you happen to like milk.
cheese and eggs, you are just
lucky. Science has established
milk as one of the main dietary
factors in staying young longer.
Not only that, but IL your
grandmother drank her milk,
you will probably live longer
than you might otherwise.
Beauty Food
Milk is a beauty food for the
reducer or the gamer. The
menus that help you TO gain
curves should allow one quart of
whole milk. plus one-half pint
OF cream, every day.
And the reducing menus should
furnish two glasses of skim milk
every day. Then, when you have
taken care of your weight prob
lem. you should go right on
having at least a pint of milk
every day.
Milk and cheese are rich In
calcium. And eggs, together with
plenty of green vegetables. will
assure sufficient iron. These
mineral-rich foods contribute to
smoothly running nervous sys-
TEN and a sweet disposition. It's
the highly strung woman who
ages fastest.
Some of the protective foods
contain more than one Of the
important elements necessary to
healthy beauty. Whatever you
you may be doing about your
weight, you need from $50 TO
300 calories daily in protein.
Meat Is perhaps the leading
protein food. but liberal amounts
OF this element are also fur
nixhed in the milk. eggs and
cheese already mentioned.
Protective List
To complete the list OF protec-
tive foods. you need only fresh
fruits, vegetables, butter and
whole grain cereals and bread.
For the overweight who is living
below her calorie requirements
In order TO draw on her store of
fat. this protective list repre-
sents almost the entire days
menus.
But the underweight who
gains only by dint of taking
more calories than she spends in
energy and whose calorie intake
is limited only by her powers Of
assimilation. is equally depend
ent on the protective foods.
The additional calories should
be taken in the vitamin-high
foods. Baked potatoes. creamed
soups, custards, bread and butter
all are good.
Get into the habit of eating
the foods that are essential 10
your well being and you won't
have any trouble controlling
your weight.
Copyright 1871 by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Sorry Sight

A sorry sight is the hostess
who has given no thought to the
seating of her guests and who,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

Raid Officers Find Policy
Tickets in Packages

Police vice squad officers know
what grocery packages are sup
posed to look like. and when they
saw some unusual ones being de-
Iivered 10 house at 297 Erskine
street they raided the place. be-
lieved 20 be ticket headquarters
for the Abe and Dave policy house
Inside they found $500 policy
tickets made out for yesterdays
number and $l1.87 in cash. which
they seized.
They also found three women
and two men, Clarence Howard,
80, of 1882 Garfield. and Charles
Johnson. 80, OF 438 Frederick
street, who were held for investi-
cation.
Johnson pleaded guilty and was
fined after a raid in downtown
hotel month ago on what police
say was then the office for the
same policy house.
Segt Charles Dobson headed
the raiding squad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Ponder Eviction
Of Plane School.

Eviction OF the Board OF Educa-
ton aircraft school from a build
ing at City Airport was to be
taken under consideration today
by the Vultee-StimSon Aircraft
Corporation, owners of the build
ing, after a conference with Mayor
IJeffries and officials of the Board
lof Education.
The city has been given 30 days
notice 10 vacate, the owners ex-
planning they need the space 10
carry out research work in SUBJ
Istitute materials. The city pays
$500 per month rent and trains
j 900 students in aero mechanics.
AT the plea Of the mayor that
this Will put us out of business
for at least six months" r. c.
Bryan. general counsel for the
owners. agreed 10 confer with
company officials before taking
action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Jobless Insurance
Claims Show Decline

The Michigan unemployment
compensation commission today
reported sharp decline in initial
claims for unemployment COM
.pensation and slight increases in
compensate claims. in applica-
.tions for work and in job place
.ments during the past week.
Initial claims. which represent
ne layoffs, were down n per
cent 10 6.538 Compensation
claims increased 3 per cent 10
l9.725 The service filled 3.505
job openings. Applications for
Jobs increased per cent 10 l3.34S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Dinner TO Honor Weinberq

a testimonial dinner in honor
of 5. ID. Weinberg, editor OF the
Detroit edition of the Jewish
Daily Forward. was announced
today for'next Monday evening in
the Jewish Community Center.
Woodward at Holbrook avenues.
under auspices Of the Jewish Vel
fare Federation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Pontiac Probe Aide Named

LANSING, Nov 5.-Atty. Gen.
Herbert j, RuShton today an.
nounced the appointment of Clyde
ID. Underwood as special as
sISiant 10 aid in the grand Jury
investigating vice and gambling
in Pontiac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

Miss Kelly, vocalist with
Artie Shawis orchestra which
will be in Detroit Saturday to
play for the Lawrence Tech
Varsity Club dance at the
State Fair Grounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Dies in UBA Home al Io3

GRAND RAPIDS, Nov.5. Hen
drickuS Nagengast died today in
the Holland UBA Home al the age
of lob. Survivors include IL
great -Crandchildren