Evening Star dated February 8, 1942

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Weather Forecast Colder today, fresh to strong winds. ‘Temperatures yesterday—Highest, 48, at 1:45 pm.; lowest, 37, at 9:45

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Roosevelt Takes Steps To Bolster Chinese And Duich Morale Chiang Notified of Loan; All Possible Speed In Indies Aid Pledged

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Slayers of Loveless Given Life in Prison Atter Pleading Guilty Youth of Defendants Considered by Court In Fixing Sentence By

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Early Decision Due On Trial of Short And Kimmel Retirement Requests . Studied by Officials; Acceptance Expected Requests from

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J Tangier Riot Follows Explosion Believed Fafal to 25 Persons Arabs and Spaniards Join In Demonstrations Against British By

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A—6 » Sugar Profifeering May Force Ceiling On Retail Prices Rationing Is Delayed For Month at Least By Preliminary Tasks...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FEBRUARY 8, 1942, THE PALAS ROYAL SPRING SALE- HOUSEWARES - GHINA GLASS AXD LAMPY...

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Forts in Philippines Bombarded by Japs; Damage Not Heavy Opening of New Enemy Drive to Crush Islands’ Resistance Indicated Ev

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FRIENDS THEN—Vice Admiral William A. Glassford, jr., who has been named chief of the new “United States Naval Forces,...

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House Plans Action Tomorrow on Funds For Civilian Defense Amendment to Ban Dancers and Shows Expected to Stand When the House

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I;_ram Is Mapped oy Scout Week In Capifal Area Special Meetings and Church Services Will Mark Anniversary Boy Scout week will

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| i ) } A-—12 . Tth 8h G E S © THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FEBRUARY 8, 1942. Tune. in on “Morning Melodies” with...

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eseas )Cémplete Study 0fD. C. Liquor Law Weighed Senators Stirred By Charges City Is ‘Wettest’ By J. A. O'LEARY. A broad...