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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-12
White House News
Photographers Plan
Exhibit Of Pictures

More than 400 outstanding news
photographs taken by members Of
the White House News Photog-
|raphers' Association will be exhibited
from November; ~ to December 2
on the nsezzanine of the Hotel Stat
Ter in the groups second annual con-
test and exhibition, 1t was an
nounced yesterday by Arthur E.
Scott. president.
Wilmer J. Waller, chairman Of the
District War Finance Committee.
announced that his committee would
co-sponsor the exhibit as an integral
part of the Sixth War Loan Cam
paign.
An photos on display will be
awarded TO persons buying bonds
on the spot, Mr. Waller said. The
awards will be made to those per-
sons pledging the most bonds for
any particular photograph. The
United Nations Girls will man
booths on the mezzanine.
/ The exhibit will display to the Wis
itor the cream of the crop OF the
world-circulated news photographs
taken by photographers of the four
Washington newspapers and the
major picture syndicates and news
reels.
Here will be collected one Of the
most significant collections of news
pictures never before assembled"
said Mr.. Waller. Many of them
record significant events that tran
spire in the very heart of the great
est war that. democracy has been
forced to wage to save ITSELF"
Prizes will be awarded in four
classes-spot news, sports, person.
aIties and scenic. All photographs
were made from April /. 1943, to
November IA, 1914.
Judges will be announced later.
1t is expected the prizes will be
awarded by Vice elect
Harry Truman.
Among the pictures to be dis
played will be those taken by men,
bers Of the association who are in
combat service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-12
Austrian Troops Desert
To Join GuerriHas
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov. 11-Thousands of
Austrians have deserted from the
German Army while on home leave
and joined guerrilla forces in the
Alps, Archduke Robert of Austria
said today.
In the last three months, he re-
ported in an interview, 80 Gestapo
battalions have been formed to fer
ret out the deserters and to make
punitive expeditions into the noun
tains against the patriots.
The Germans were reported to
have ordered state of alarm in
Vienna for SIS formations as from
midnight tonight, apparently in an
effort to cope with possible disturb
ances tomorrow on the anniversary
of the founding of the Austrian
republic.
Evening star., 1944-08-07
Shopping Around
Bv Dorothy Bihlman

A CASE IN POINT-A Upper en-
velope in legal size Is just what "he"
wants and needs for carrying those
important papers around. Made Of
suntan finished cowhide, the ap-
pearance Of the case is enhanced by
two rows of saddle stitching. This
leather is light in weight yet very
durable, so should last for many
years If given a reasonable amount
of care.
IF WINTER COMES-When the
blistering sun is beaming down on
Washington it's hard to concentrate
on household articles that will be
needed in couple of months. How
ever, now is the time to prepare
for "Old Man Winter" and look
into the matter of storm sashes.
Made Of a fine grade Of pine, these
sashes are lis inches thick The
wood Is treated to prevent warping,
shrinking and swelling caused by
the elements. They come in many
sizes. so be sure to measure your
windows accurately before purchas-
ing.
\
TO BE NICELY RUGGED-Those
thick, shaggy rugs are certainly
versatile! Can be used nicely in
bedroom, bathroom, nursery, or even
in the living room 1--WE advise this
only If the room is furnished in the
modern trend. The long fiber cot
ton yarn is closely tufted on a
Evening star., 1944-08-07
Dorothy Dix Says

Dear Miss Dix: I am a young
serviceman, recently returned from
the South Pacific, only to find that
the girl with whom I had an un-
derstanding had become interested
in civilian while was out in the
combat area suffering unbelievable
hardships and dangers. My first
reaction was one of disgust and
dropped her, but her father has
written me that her affair with this
other boy was broken off and he
thought that if I wished to write
to her we could probably resume our
old relationship
I would like to c. this for think
I do love this girl. but this is my
problem: 1 expect to go overseas
very soon again and am wondering
if I could trust her. I would have
no objection to her going out to
movies and dances with other boys
while I am away, but I am afraid
that, lying in some foxhole, my
mind would be tormented with sus-
picion of her unfaithfulness. Please
help ME to decide whether or not I
should resume this relationship.
YOUNG MARINE.
AnsWer-Of course, if you are
madly in love with the girl and she
is the whole of the world and
Evening star., 1944-08-07
HELP MEN.

ADVERTISING MANAGER, fun or part
time, preparation of technical data, cata-
entific apparatus; wide knowledge in all
fields OF science necessary; application will
be considered confidential. Box 4s0-M
aRMATURE wINDERs. electric motor re-
psy 5oay W xeeK ee EIEcR faT efgRneT GGPd
HAssisTAST FRY fRsF~SD COOK aSe White, perma
nent position, top salary. Apply chef.
ASSISTANT laundry Superintendent, reli- :
sSs @ss SR '%s ey s1Rsfass RoTE II fiS
ATToRNEY wanted d-ManufactuEing con,
cerh n o. located zoo miles from New York
Tishes services Of LAWYER
WPB, wLB; VINO wages and hours stabil-
ization t7a -. Also know office routine. State
Afro R aEf NeM AND xoFk Starter reps- S
man; prefer, exp. man capable of running
msn ha dss sa hoD AUTo f9fe Pay P ESh
AGTo MECHANics IS, day az, work, no Sum-
s IN Mr. nGs Poer fTs aha fs pAR s2r
AGTo Me MEcHANIcs, III ii s,N high weekly salary
for all-around skill; a good place to work;
mnsf havs K6NsuM 5ss1Se Gs MT kTmEn IA
AUTO MECHANICS-We need mechanics
for general truck repairs or men mechani-
cally inclined who are draft-exempt to
learn the repair business Essential in
dustry. Earn $50 to 500 per week.
Permanent Jobs. Must have release THE
WI WHITE e o. MOTOR CO.. 112o 1st st. ne.
RAKERS wanted t2), all-around men; good
hours, good wages, and no Sundays. Alex
BAKERS HELPER, hours, s am. to
pm. permanent position with good pay:
RESTAURANT, Washington Bldg, 18th
BARTENDER, experienced, steady work,
good pay, meals. GENDLEMAN'S RES
TAURANT; 421 11th st. NV.
BOOkkEEPER, experienced in billing and
office. practice. knowledge of tipping re-
quired; steady position with future; long
hours: salary $67 week Call MA. 1850.
BUS BOYS and dishwashers wanted, cafe
terra, Temporary Bldg. A. 2nd and sts
s.w Apply to Mrs. DANIELS, manager,
or telephone RE 67OO, ext 5839
BOY 1S-23), draft deferred, as office
mgr. in small fast-growing firm Desk
work. ans. phone, shipping. Start, $50
week, raises. Apply 4302 Georgia ave.
NV
BOY OR YOUNG MAN to work on small
electric appliances; experience not neces-
sary. CHEVY CHASE ELECTRIC CO.,
BOYS, white between the ages of 1e and
ls years years ,, to work % as press helpers; Apply
st. ne.
Evening star., 1944-08-07
By Arthur II. Denfe

Be sure the Holsters are thor
oughly alive and kicking, II you plan
to accent the main course of this
little dinner. Have ready q big ket-
tie OF boiling, salted water, and
plunge the Holsters, alive, into the
water, head downward. Cover the
kettle and let the Holsters boil rap
idly for about 20 minutes for me-
dunn Holsters, Is for the large ones.
Remove from the water and set
to cool, later placing the Holsters
In the icebOx to become thoroughly
cold.
Before serving, take the Holsters
from the icebox and, allowing one
whole lobster per person Cor do we
have to tell you that?), split each
lobster down the middle by inserting
a sharp knife between the shell
plates on the underside. This cut
should extend from the mouth right
down to the tip Of the tail. Re-
move the stomach and the in
testinal canal, but reserve the liver
and coral" Crack the shells on
the claws with a hammer or nut
cracker, but try not to "mangle"
them-the shells should break in
large pieces, exposing whole,
smooth chunks Of the meat. Loosen
the tail meat slightly in its casing.
Now make mayonnaise dressing
as follows:
Peel one large cucumber or two
smaller ones, and grind, mince or
chop the pulp fine Squeeze this
in a cheese cloth bag to get all
Juice possible Add this Juice to
two cups prepared mayonnaise,
which has been given an extra dash
of lemon juice for flavoring. II you
Evening star., 1944-08-07

heaven, too, for you, you have nc
alternative but to take the risk OF
the girl being true to you and make
up with her. You will be miserable
either way and probably less un-
happy with even a slender hold upon
her than with none at all.
But from your letter I Judge that
you are not quite certain of your
own feelings. You say you think
you are in love with her If you
haven't more fatal case of love-
sickness than that, my earnest ad-
vice to you is not to try to revive
the relationship between you, but
just to let the matter ride until
after the war.
Put her out of your mind and
there will be one less thing to worry
over, for there is hardly a chance
that history won't repeat itself and
she won't fall for some other good
looking lad who wanders down her
street. And don't be too hard on
her for that. 1t is the youth in her
that cries out for pleasure, for dates
parties and good times and that will
not be denied.
No girl of her age knows her own
mind for her taste is perpetually
changing. And she is at the time OF
life when every girl is in love with
love and thinks that the last boy
who comes along is it. That is
why Young marriages end so often
in divorce
Evening star., 1944-08-07
Club de Jeudi Dimes

At last weeks get-together din
ner, the members Of the Club de
Jeudi-that little group Of epicures
who foregather each Thursday eve
ming to test In turn the prowess of
each of four amateur gentlemen
chefs-were delighted by the unex-
pected gift of eight beautiful live
Holsters, by a friend in the seafood
industry.
Naturally. the entire menu was
set to emphasize the lobsters-and
with sharp eye on the weather
predictions-which read fair and
warmer-the following dinner was
evolved:
Hot, Clear Beet Soup With Sour
Cream
Cold Boiled Lobster
Cucumber Mayonnaise
Sliced Ra,0 Tomatoes With Basil
Julienne Potatoes
SouNe au Kirsch, Sponge Drops
With the lobster a dry white wine,
wei chilled, was served, and small
cups OF black coffee followed the
|souffe.
The clear beet soup may be made
from canned beets, or fresh beets
cooked. When soft, the beets are
rubbed through a sieve into the
liquid In which they have beer
cooked and returned to the fire
A bouillon cube or two, or a little
meat extract IS added, together
with small lump Of butter, If it
can be spared. Let all boil for a few
moments, then strain through fine
sieve or cheese cloth, check for salt
and pepper, turn into heated plates
or cups and top with a generous
spoonful Of sour cream. .
Evening star., 1944-08-07

like, tint the mayonnaise the palest
Of pale green's with q little vege-
table coloring. Pack 1t in ice to
become very cold, and return the
Holsters to the refrigerator to chill
some more. When their time comes,
at dinner, rush them and the may.
onnaise to the table with all DOS.
sible speed, topping the mayonnaise
with a quick dash Of grated cucum-
ber as you go by, and garnishing
the Holsters with quarters Of lemons
for squeezing purposes.
If you don't want the trouble Of
making Julienne or matchstick po-
tatoes at home, potato chips, heated
for a moment in the oven, will do
very we'll. And as for the soume-
well, that's a story that we have
given you before, and because Of
space restrictions, we cannot repeat
1t here. Should you wish the recipe,
however, send us a stamped, Scent
self-addressed envelope, in care
Of this paper, and wen be glad to
send 1t to you.
Evening star., 1944-08-07

heavy cotton backing. They launder
beautifully and should be long
wearing. The pastel colors are so
lovely they throw the feminine mind
into a quandary in attempting to
choose between them. Let the color
scheme Of your room be the deciding
factor in your selection.
RUBY ANNIVERSARY - Tradi-
ton proclaims that the ruby is the
symbol for the fortieth wedding an
niversary, but there's no law against
giving the new bride glassware in
this delightful color. A candy dish
made in the shape of a brandy glass
with a tight-f1tting cover would
make lovely showing among her
gifts. Then, too, there are hand
decorated ruby crystal cake plates,
salad plates, highball glasses and
goblets.
COVERING UP-Dont let blem-
ishes on your skin keep you from
enjoying the summer sports! These
can be concealed nicely under a coat
Of special cream that is highly
praised by those who use 1t. Gives
your skin hawless appearance and
a nice feature is that it stays on
all day. Even good for swimming,
for 1t is waterproof. This greaseless
product is applied the same way as
any other type Of cream cosmetic
and it, too, comes in a number Of
shades to match any skin.
Evening star., 1944-08-07
HELP MEN icontinuedl .

bOfS-Do your part on the home front
good business methods and gain vaiuabi.
experience at this important spare time
JOB; Openings now for carrier boys on sew.
s f0dP ME e5T JUN a5a % SH SsHsd'y tossy sss'
BUSINESS WRITER-The man we wan,
may now be writing editorials on large o.
Ia washington Correspondent, " Business sg ss
writer on economic subjects. He must be
jpdsment and be able to nterpret facts t Sc Sc
the milkman in Omaha will understand
York and work. with important people
HIS salary, will be in hve figures. Write
BUS OPERAToRs-Th. need is urgent.
essential and permanent; hosDitaliza ton: ION:
SS iSSTSS, ,,4.A ,M4.AARhsoEo Hsp4S sakApoITs MeSA
Southern ave, Sc.
BUTCHER; experienced, to take charge OF
MARKET, Falls Church 2435. -'l
BUTCHER, white, experienced; ple.san,
MAN PARK HOTEL, conni aye shea and WAR1 Wood.
ley I'd. W
CELLARMAN tcolored) to assist in supply
qood ICON and Tefrigerator at night
eSHS Sf1 1a64 ApPE St. Personnel nS once
CEMENT FINlsHER and bricklayer to do
SINAI small J0os ior real estate once; steady
Sa5 an ;fiI aESIne eonsAsd 81 Nj sesSs co
ano Gl5 New York ave; NV. MA. 54ie'
tood salary, room and board Cali FR.
COOK. colored. for restaurant work, full
time, no Sundays or late nightwork; good
aS RETAuRAs~ s1ESns s1ndsop' sfs h ADpy ss
GouNTERMAN in wEAvER's REsTAu-
ss5 afD Web .sD:l.nc.d asz
grill work: excellent wages, good working
FOOD SHOP. = ''' &C. " q H.
tGseh WITH IiITLE s3si Tavern esSHops' iNci, IN
Famous for Hamburgers." Sligo 5000 dur
DfsHWAsHER,' pleasant working condi-
days @sss sss wssF sad upGES f5ff no sH
MAGY; v $ !, Issh : snd G s. SIS. NV. ,SoADs pAAS-
RSsT$GSSsr ass
5S1. 5S5sHW2saISs; saI;s AS rsz Ssyz s2Sa pay shert
RgG Rg CO. g G4Sa 18th st. NV; N''
SStSs11 RsHHESAsS MARkEH Ss':!y }os 3. week
hour week. AIoly w. l.. Collins, employ
ment ONCE, RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY,
If EIhyAToiHy &af iye osiFsERRAsroR, sis white, expert
enced, aged 1880, to work in Star Build
ing. Salary. $3.50, including overtime
sick leave, insurance and other employ
msnt men, advantages. Apply personnel once,
The EVENING STAR. Room COL, Star
Building. 1101 Pa. ave. NV.
ESIlMAIOR and salesman for home i'm
provement work, storm sash, insulation,
etc We are anxious to contact ambitious
experienced man in this field. Straight
salary and bonus. This is an Important
position pc sn;ns. in an essential Industry and
qualify. Postwar possibilities for this in
dustry are boundlsss. Applicants will be
sentative OF national organization at 54O3
FILES EXPERT, should have responsible
enee experience, including planning, es-
tablishment, analysis and administration
OF once filing system: permanent; essential
indpstry 1rsny,, Boy Box 25l,A Star.
yania r. R.. Applicants report at room
21b Union Station.
Evening star., 1944-08-07
HELP DOMESTIC,

Ss:T oSRH t. sat- a: :ss
COOK. s.IW. aHs EYES am nE tnsSash sSSs dinner.
Sook eaSs; sesd sSn Pay = i wv wi; ss4sI
sd%lts so sioo MONTH so'0Ssd csi sTsll Hp sRt
sel.ary. 14l4 Underwood st. NV. H RH.
COOK AND G.H.w.. 500 month: white.
settled: 3rd floor private room and bath;
NV, ndT,. section; light laundry. family Of.
COUPLE. white for ' Nd. tt'es suburban Rmi home;
sna SsrS.%sr sSos ard vs shy
SSss SIX at"y Sis WI rk sol and
on oariase vi 49 a5os Sundays every other Saturday
CIV: H.; partial care 9, baby. 8 afternoon.
sefeTenceps sen msaTby $40 Ek aas earf
G:H;W:, $50: small house. Arlinston: in
sasr1 tamiIy ofSsI hosTs' 10 to g. THURSDAY Oh and
health care preferred. aL.e ess7i' io'
Week no DSs s9Gans ssTrs no os sSss sI nos Il apt.
SUNDAYS Cooking Or washing. aou'sSsk ssos WIS hS
a io1 iitsr ye Rso n pP prvat. room and
lavaty lavatosy in nice home in Chevy Chase;
so ssn' esans ehd son IN
inexperienced girl interested % in sood home
ana per- ,peSrImanent Job; good salary. Call
HoUsIKEErER. car. on. child, 7:4s am.
70 }, $50 pm; no Sundays. Call FIR. 1908
SGSTsEkEESEs 5S, E.. to .ol live in Asps.en
Saapaabi SaTNBkfs ains RafHTd in lsas visn., Hall, Hin
4AUNgsEss IA s9sI to do family laundry. Phone
MAID. take care of 3-year-old girl and
sisan ssa small apt; hours, 2 am. TO g pm.i
ss ST shoft hoAaPPss APs oSs oSsr 80 years;
sSdren 'gaa5y assS sSnda'' a. so0tps %
MAID for private school: good salary:
per per mo-; mo; with board: Al;0 maid fos clean.
MAD rei,ned s.perieneed. @ no Tor INV me s1gsd and
sSnd i've xsy n ss tv1 mo- sdu NJ
1890 between and 5, or RA. 1929 after
MAID. .s5 or 40. experienced With chill
clean small apt; s1s week. Cali No.
NAVY COUPLE aesper.tel, I need e.p.bl.
help, white or colored, for part-time care
3.yr;-old boy and light housevorF, week
f Ssonss ssso any 0dy day. Ts.ss no object Call
SECOND COOK linstitution), top salary
aM and mns55ntenance. ,ns5 Call Mrs. Krauss.
WOMAN, responsible. not under 35. physi-
cally able to do light general housework
child; white. preferred; 800 mo. to right
person; local refs. REQ. OIL. 1866.
WOMAN. capable, for general housevork
and help care for 2-yr.-old child; fond Of
children: 5h-day week. good hours, live
oTt; references: $50 week nrst month.
So week after that Sligo 2067
and general houseworker, assist with
children; small apt, lovely surroundings;
amusement convenient; leave Sept for
winter; references. health card required.
CONTINUED on Next Pago.)
Evening star., 1944-08-07
HELP MEN AND WOMEN,

B0OkkEEPER. 5-day week 9-5 pm;
salary $3.50 mo-. payable 1st and 18th:
prefer one familiar in city and realty
ONCE; knowledge Of shorthand or capable
answer letters, draw contracts, deeds. etc.
GE. 6l46
CoLORED errand boys and girls; whole
sale laboratories. THE HILBERT OPTICAL
Co. 726 11th st. NV
COOK, for hotel, so mi. from Washington.
Good salary; room and board. Call FIR.
1882
COUPLE. white or colored; cook and but
ler, good references required. Call MRS
ROBERT v CLARK. Middleburg 206 tcol-
COUPLE. cook. R.h.w., butler, house and
yardman. Pleasant living quarters, good
salary; 9 in family. Nearby Virginia
Phone Hobart 2476
DIsHWASHER, colored. part time, 5 pm.
to pm, 6-day week. BRIAR INN, 1927
NEGATIvE REIoyCHERs for Photographic
studio: highest salaries paid. Apply GOLD
CRAFT PORTRAITS. l716 18th. st. NV
RETOuCHER to DO finished Photographic
retouching . piece work or full time
basis. Boz lUS-A. Star
Evening star., 1944-08-07
HELP MEN.

WE HAVE several openings in our once
tor ex-servicemen; knowledge of MGR
eral clerical work essential. See Mr..
WILKINS, 3rd floor. 702 H st. NV.
evening work Apply maitre de hotel,
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL, Conn. ave. and
Moodley I'd; nv
ant daytime work: excellent working con-
ditions: average salary $50 per week after
short training period. Apply in person,
1888 Pa. ave. NV. Essential workers
need q release
FIRST CLASS DAIRY HAND-Must be
good hand mixer and married with not
over child. Falls Church I954-J.
TWO BULLDOZER operators one grader
operator, and one mechanic. Call Chestnut
Evening star., 1944-08-07
Attention

Applicants Jor positions listed
on these pages must be inter-
UieWed first by the advertisers,
and must then secure final re-
terrdl from the United States
Employment SerDice unless ar
rangements haze been made for
direct hiring as indicated in
the advertisement.
Evening star., 1944-08-07

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and address.
We will withhold both and use
only initials. Please address
mail to the Readers Clearing
House, Woman's Page, The
Evening Star, Washington 4.
Views expressed in the Clear
ing House are not necessarily
those of The Star, and as it is
obviously impossible for us to
test all recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility
for them.
Betsy CasweH.
Evening star., 1944-08-07
GLADDEN. Drab Meal

A bowl Of cheerful, bright canned
cling peaches does much to gladden.
what might be q drab wartime
meal. Serve the peaches In q glass
bowl and give them every oppor.
tunity to radiate their sunshine,
Evening star., 1944-08-07
TO WASH WORK CLOTHES.
Thanks to Mrs. II. L. J.,
HerndOn.

For Mrs. E. H. D., Alexandria
Rub the grease spots well with kero-
sene before washing. Also add wash
ing soda or any good cleaner to the
water they are washed in. 1t is
best to get at the grease spots i'm
mediately. If left one or two days,
they're just that much more diff
cult to get clean.
Evening star., 1944-08-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I WILL not be responsible for any debts
unless contracted for by myself CLAIR
ENCE HAMMETT 463 Del. ave. s.w 81
GAS WATER HEATERS-2O, 80, 40 gal
automatic: no cash needed; small monthly
payments; immediate installation. D.
STANSBURY, Lincoln 1929.
Evening star., 1944-08-07
Take Notice

Even though chilled egg Just out
OF the refrigerator separates most
easily, both the white and the yolk
whip best when both are at room
temperature. Never use cold eggs in
cake, and expect to get good re-
suits.
Evening star., 1944-08-07
BOILED SALAD DRESSING?
AFGHANS FOR WOUNDED

(ThankS to Mrs. L. T., Washington.)
This is to let you know I have
Just sent another afghan to Walter
Reed Hospital and have another one
started. Here is my phone number
again: Woodley 1902. I need more
knitting worsted. Does any one
have any more? Thank you!
Evening star., 1944-08-07

So cool and charming looking
that all your summer festivities will
be doubly pleasant! A gored skirt
frock with open V-neck, interesting
shoulder detail which gives ample
bust fullness for the matronly fig
ure.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1929 is
designed for sizes "a, SO, 38, 40, AZ,
A, 46 and 48. Size SO, short sleeves,
requires 334 yards of 39-inch ma
terial.
For this pattern send 20 cents
in coins, your name, address, pat
tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell, The Washington Star,
Post Office Box SO, Station G, New
xork 10. N. Y.