Evening Star dated January 28, 1942

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Weather Forecast Light rain and snow mixed, ending early to- night; somewhat colder. Temperatures today— Highest, 39, at...

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

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I WIGNT FINAL SPORTS 2-X Press Right fo Radio Ownership Defended By Illinois U. Dean F. C. C. Told That Papers ‘Have Same...

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. give credit for the really wonderful A-2 #an * Improvement Founa In Relations of -U. 5. and Chile American Ex-Professor...

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Spamsh Ship Sunk By Axis Subs to Stir Trouble, British Say Navemar ‘Outrage’ Held Part of ‘Ruthless’ Policy Toward Iberian

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2 Jap Warships Hit During Night Atfack On Midway Dec. 7 U. S. Still Holds Island; Belated Report Reveals Heroism of 2 Marines

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Fierce Battle Raging In South China With Japs on Defensive Chungking Also Reports Its Forces Increase Pressure, Kill 700 Men

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Number of Agencies Increase Gifts to Mile o' Dimes Total So Far Is Behind Last Year; Campaign To Close Friday Hosts of new

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REPORT TO THE NATION THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1942. Archibald MacLeish’s Statement on War,

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A-3B District Red Cross Raises $223,000 in $750,000 Drive Chapter Membership Reaches 190,000; Officers Are Re-elected A total

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Prices May Vary Slightly in Maryland rand Virginia Stores ona Few Items Which ZAre Under State Con- tract Laws. Right Re-...

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A—-10 X The Foening Ftar With Sunday Morning Editien. THEODORE W. NOYES, Editor. WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY .. January 28,

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- 'what might be called our naval| .. the highest off- § A On the Record Pearl Harbor Vindicates Taussig Plea Admiral Was...

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@ards nf Thanks HICKERSON, NAOML I wish to ac- knowledge with deep appreciation the kind- ness shown my wife, NAOMI...

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“Meost rewarding progr&m of the evehingl” GREAT MOMENTS IN Music Thre Colanese Howr The best-leved musie from Puccini’s great

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A-14 %% EDUCATIONAL. ENROLL NOW Fashion Clothes Construction ~sm rm Children's Ciass Painting Interior Betoration Send for

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he Foening Htar SHporls Win, Lose or Draw By FRANCIS E. STAN. Happy Birthday on the Tanbark Jumping spirited steeds is not

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A—16 = SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1942. SPORTS. Browns in First Division; Phils Out

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PORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1942. SPORTS. A-17 Three Teams Struggle for Lone Place in

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A-18 x FINANCIAL. " THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1942. FINANCIAL. BankersfoMiend |[TRANSACTIONS

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FINANCIAL. We Wil Buy Second Trust Notes Secured on Improved Property. NationaL MorTGane & InvesTuent Core. 112N, Y. Ave,...

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A—Back Page K THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1942 [SPECIAL MERCHANDISE - THURSDAY Each Week this

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Washi $2 500,000 Park Proposed in Alexandria City Council Studies Project Involving R.F.C. Loan By & Btaff Correspondent of

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== SR IO Washington and Vicinity Fenwick Drafts Bill fo Ratify Airport Plan Bases Legislation on Move to Keep Area Within...

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grand savings... GLOVES HANDBAGS UMBRELLAS COSTUME JEWELRY SMALL LEATHER GOODS RIDING APPAREL GIFTWARE LUGGAGE TRUNES ¢+ 0NCE

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SOCIETY. Much of Entertaining In These War Days Centers Around Music Senor Castro Will Be Honored With Senorita Regules by

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B—4 %% News Women Hostesses to Helen Keller Mary Cookman, Magazine Editor, Also Is Speaker Two women, one foremost “copy” for

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