Evening Star dated February 7, 1942

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Weather Colder. temperature scmewhat below freezing wnlght Temperatures today—Highest, 45, at 4 ; lowest, 38, at 10:30 From

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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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g NIGKT FINAL SPORTS 2—-X Two Convoys Rout 3 Air Atfacks, Down 2 Bombers, Damage 3 Effective Fire of Cargo . Vessels and...

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A-1 Mud Slides, Floods Kill 4 in California; Properfy Loss High Houses Buried, Roads Blocked After Heavy Rains Near San...

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Macleish's Office To Pass on Speeches 0f Cabinet Members All Federal Executives, Agency Heads Affected By White House Request

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Heavy Air Raids Believed Prelude To Invasion By J. P. BOUWER, Btaft Correspondent of Aneta, Official Dutch News Agency....

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1942. = 0 S ;@W L LOTHROP 4 | : <. | | ‘ ABEAUTIFULLY 10th, 11th, F

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S8OCIETY. Legations of Canada And Greece Are Scenes Of Festive Receptions Envoy and His Wife Honor M. and Mme. Theophanides;

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FINANCIAL. THE EV. ENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D C., SAT 7 URDAY, FEBRUARY 1942 g 5 FINANCIAL. *» AT Siiaht Gai ight Gain...

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A-8 Che Fnening Htar With Sunday Merning Editien. THEODORE W. NOYES, Editor. , D. C. SATURD February 7, 1942 The Evening Star