Evening Star dated January 23, 1942

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Weather Fdrecast ‘Warmer tonight. Temperatures today—High~ est, 56, at 4 p.m.; lowest, 33, at 7:30 am. e Closit N. Y....

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Two Extra Pages In This Edition Late news and sports are covered on Pages 1-X and 2-X of this edition of The Star,...

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= [IGNT FINAL SPORTS 2—-X Congressional Unit Probes Report F. S. A. Funds Paid Poll Tax Byrd Joint Committee May Quiz La...

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Report on War Effort Cites Big Gains as "Only a Foundafion’ Facts-Figures Office Foresees Offensive Army And Command of Air

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Movement fo Contro War Profits Gains Support in Congress Higher Taxes or Ceiling On Yields Are Chief | Measures Proposed | A

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A—4 ¢ Price Bill Agreement Reached; Final Vote Expected Today - Senator Sees Compromise Measure ‘Less Popular Than New Taxes’

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- RED CROSS OFFICIAL HONORED—Miss Mabel T. Boardman (center), national secretary of the American Red Cross, pictured as she

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Only Subways Can End D. C. Transit Problem, House Group Tolg : Capt. Whitehurst Predicts Tunnels for Streetcars Will Have to

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Jesse Jones fo Speak AtMile o’ Dimes Track This Afternoon Walker Turns In $226.20 And McNutt $564.10 At Campaign Broadcast

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Canada Plans Election On Question of Draft For Overseas Service Date Not Yet Fixed; Governor General Cites War's Spread B7

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THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. d., Uniforms Dot Church as ‘Wren' \W.P. B. Prohibits Use WedsR. A.F. Squadron Leader |0t...

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THE EVENING STAR, - Press Ownership 0f Radio Stations Dr. Frank L. Mott Tells F.C. C. Operation by Press Is ‘Natural...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1942~ U. S. Air Chiefs Are Confident SRRtz | EEET >~ = = [0t Sorms